The Little River news., 1922-07-08
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man Friday
 D. w. Bailey was here from Fore man Friday.
 MT. Bowles of Foreman was in Ash downThursday.
 Harry Steele made a business trip to Mena Monday
 pr. R. D. McCrary of Allene was in the city Thursday.
 John Meredith of Wilton was in Ashdown Thursday
 Frank Horner of Foreman was In Ashdown Thursday.
 Roscoe Wood spent the Fourth at Mena with his family.
 Chas Poole of Horatio attended court here Wednesday.
 M. T. Rose and wife of near Wilton were in thecity Friday.
 Miss Eva Johnson is the guest ot friends in Idabe this week
 Geo. Taffe of Foreman is circulat- ing among the voters this week. Mrs Henry Sykes of Shreveport is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. l. Joyner. Miss Doris Miller is spending the week end with friends at Texarkana' Tanlac can bring health to you as it has to thousands of others.-Boyer Drug Store.
 Mrs w. H, Haynes of Little Rock is expected Sunday to visit with Mrs. c. A. Miller.
 pr. A N. Wood and wife and little son have gone to Vernon, Texas, for the summer.
 I. Walls of Lonoke county, can- didate for State Treasurer, was in the city Thursday
 Mrs Faulkner and daughter Opa! of Marshall, Texas, are here visiting Mrs. P. B. Dowden.
 Coach Jimmie Haygood of Hender- son-Brown College was in the clty Thursday and Friday.
 Lon T. Jones was in Ashdown We'd nesday visiting his wife who is i'll sanitarium at that place.
 Miss Izora Buster left Tuesday for an extended visit in Mena with her sister. Mrs. w. A. Smith.
 MT and Mrs Hix of Ft. Smith are visiting with the later's parents, MT and Mrs. A. Sarasin.
 A. E. Waters and wife and J. L.. Martin and family spent the Fourth visiting at Mineral Springs.
 MT and Mrs. B. W. Fawcett of Ben .omond passed through Ashdown Thursday on their way to Foreman. No man is stronger than his tom1ch. Tanlac will make your tomach strong.-Boyer Drug Store. 2t Kelley Draper who has been in anitarium at TeXarkana has recover d sufficinetly to be brought home. Mrs. w. M. Sykes and daughters Misses Lillian and Mary, of Rich mond, were shopping in Ashdown Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Meyer and child ren, Mrs. A. Eichold and Miss Lena Fawcett returned Wednesday from a few days outing at Bogg Springs They made the trip in the former car.
 The following are attending tht Baptist Assembly at Philadelphia this week Rev. c. s. Wales, Mrs, 0. Oliver, Misses Verna Ataway Lol; Donham, Mamie Mae Park and Cor die Lewis.
 Mrs. Ivy Bowles and children o Houston, Texas, who have been visit ing relatives in Ashdown left Wed nesday night for Eureka Springs They were accompanied by Miss Juli cite Orton who will spend a mont there
 J. R. Johnston suffered painful in juries Wednesday when an automo bile casing, which he was chargin with air, exploded in his face. Il was blinded and his face blistered s badly that he required the services a physician
 A card from Dean Tompkins date July 2, states he arrived at Yellow stone Park Sunday at D. m. The CT tire trip from Ashdown to Yellow stone Park was 1900 miles and it too days of driving to make 1t from Asi down to Yellowstone Park.
 1st Lieut.. Clyde Phillips, former of this city, has received ordel transferring him from the 4th U, Infantry to the 7th U. s. Infantr Both regiments are now stationed Camp Lewis, near Tacoma, Washin ton. It will be remembered tn Clyde accompanied the 4th lnfantl to Camp Lewis from Camp Pike la fall when the Third Division was signed to that station. He expects obtain a leave of absence next sur