The Little River news., 1922-08-30
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 Horace Hunter has returned from Hot Springs
 R. s. Davis of Arden was in Ash down Tuesday
 Jimmie Pettigrew of Foreman was in Ashdown Saturday.
 .Joha Henderson has accepted po- sition with A. J. Russell.
 Frank Locke, Jr., arrived home Sun day after a stay in Kansas City.
 T. B. Cook and family have return ed from a motor trip to St. Louis.
 Mir and Mrs w. J. Perry of Arden, were in Ashdown Tuesday morning. MT. and Mrs. Calvin Sutton have Dr. Marion York of Little Rock, is here visiting his brother, Dr. w. w. York.
 Hugh Throckmorton and Grady Vaughan of Wilton were in Ashdown Monday
 Joe Freddy left Monday for Indi- anapolis Academy, where he will en- ter school
 Miss Katherine Holt of Washing ton, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs B. A. Hartsfield.
 Miss Mary Fawcett of Magnolia is in Ashdown visiting her mother, Mrs. D. R. Fawcett.
 Dr. J. H. Judd is able to be in town again after recovering from long attack of illness.
 R. F. Evans of Dallas was here over the week end visiting his mother. Mrs. Josie Henry.
 MT and Mrs. R. P. Lindsay left Tuesday for v'sit of a few days to points in Texas.
 E. s. Wright, the Arden timber man, was in Ashdown Monday morning at tending to business.
 Miss Natalie Williams left Monday for few days visit with relatives and friends at Foreman.
 Mrs. George Briant and children have returned from visit with rela- tlveS ill Malvern and Hope.
 Miss Bertha Kew of Mississippi is in Assdown visiting her brother, R. G. Kew of the West side.
 Jake Rhyme, an attorney of TeXar- kama, spent the week end in Ashdown with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. H. W. Roberts and children re- oft vie it with relatives in this city.
 Mrs. J. H. Harris and daughter of ? ElPaso, Texas, are visiting the form CTS sister, Mrs. J. R. Bowles.
 MT. and Mrs. Louie Faulkner spent the week end visiting MT. and Mrs. P B. Dowden of Texarkana.
 Mrs. o. Leslie and daughter Mar garet, returned Friday night from a trip to Mena and Lockesburg.
 Miss Buster Wilson Of the Oak Grove community is the guest of Miss Lucille Young this week.
 Wallace Dickerson returned to his home at Red Bluff Saturday after a visit with friends in Ashdown.
 Glenn Graves, of Paraclifta, Sevier 4 county, was in Ashdown Monday morning attending to business.
 Mrs. Jane Graves of Philadelphia spent Saturday night with Mrs. J. B. Graves, while on her way to Poteau. Miss Elizabeth Mobley and Robert Harris spent Sunday in Foreman, the guests of MT. and Mrs. Bryan Pullen. MT and Mrs. Ben Hunter have re- turned to their home in Hot Spriigs after visit with relatives in Ash down.
 The Methodist Missionary society will not meet this week, but begin ming with next week will meet every week.
 Mrs. Frank Locke and little daught- CT, arrived home from Mena Sonday after having spent several months at that place.
 Miss Natalie Williams returned Sunday from Richmond after spend ing few days with Mrs Burton K Walker
 J. M. Sullivan is moving his stock of groceries from the eastern sub- erbs to the Bishop building on Front street.
 Mrs. A. B. Wilson and children left Saturday for their home at Mans field after a visit in this city with relatives.
 Miss Pearl Trustworthy, after a few days visit to friends, left Thursday for her work as music teacher near Richmond Va.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop has gone west to take his vacation. He says he will try and get back in time for the oil boom when it strikes town.