The Little River news., 1922-06-28
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R. M. Bone has returned from a weeks visit at Longview, Texas.
 iLllard Johnston spent the week end with relatives in Mineral Springs.
 Mrs. J. R. Bowles and son, Robert, have returned from Haynesville, La. Mrs. Will Owens of Texarkana is the guest of Mrs. Pearl Orton this week. Jody Fawcett and little son, Joe Ed, of Foreman were in Ashdown Monday. Bring your poultry to W. F. Pounds Gro. and Feed Store. Phone 19. 6 "A If W. B. Coley of Foreman was here Saturday and drove home in a new Ford.
 Jake Rhyme of Texarkana spent Sat urday and Sunday in Ashdown with relatives.
 Bob Millwee of Horatio was in Ash down Monday visiting friends and relatives.
 Frying size chickens at all times at W. F. Pounds Gro. and Feed Store. Phone 1e. SPA If will open Summer School July 3 for all who desire to make up work Lucy Bell. 27
 Tanlac can bring health to you as it has to thousands of others.-Boyer Drug Store.
 Mrs. Edward Freeman of Mena is visiting friends and relatives in Ash down this week.
 B. E. Isbell of DeQueen was here Tuesday in the interest of his can didacy for circuit judge
 Misses Edith and Louise Rhyme and father Frank Rhyme, of Ben Lomond, spent Monday in Ashdown.
 Harold Haller and wife of Nashville have been visiting the latters parents Rev. and Mrs. z. D. Lindsay.
 Prof. T. T. c. Anderson returned Tuesday from Richmond, Va, where he attended the Confederate Reunion.
 Miss Nell Bowling returned Satur- day night from Haynesville, La, where she has been spending her vacation.
 Don't fail to see Dick Boyer as the bride and Ben Hartsfeld as groom in "The Womanless Wedding" Tuesday night.
 Ben Hunter and family arrived Sat- urday from Hot Springs for visit with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. W. G. Hunter.
 Salvation Doolittle and Peter Peter kin will carry you back to childhood Tuesday night at "The Deestrict Schule."
 Miss Lulu Lewis will leave next week for New Orleans where she will spenC her vacation visiting with her sister Mrs. Clint Faulkner.
 Don't let that sour stomach soul your disposition and make your lift miserable while Tanlac is ready tt give you relief. Get it now,-Boyel Drug Store. 2t
 W. I. Joyner left Monday for St Louis, where he will take treatmen for his eyes. MT. Joyner has beer having some trouble with his eye for some months.
 w. H. Childers, Oscar Davis and | w. Bailey of Foreman were in Ash down Monday attending to business and looking after their interests il their various campaigns.
 Mrs Geo. M. Johnston, who for som time has been undergoing treatmen at Texarkana, has returned home an seems much improved. MT. Johnsto was here over the week end.
 Mrs, D. R. Fawcett and daughte Miss Lena, and B. J. Chamberlain an little daughter, Bernadette. Miss Mil dred Haizlip and Harry Steel motore to Ben Lomond Sunday morning.
 R P. Lindsay motored to DeKali Texas. Saturday night, and returne home Sunday, accompanied by Mr. Lindsay and children who have bee visiting relatives and friends in De Kalb
 The Methodist Missionary Societ will meet in a social service meetln at the church Wednesday afternoon All members requested to bring due and pledge, which have to be sent O. the last of the week.
 The following young ladies heade by Mrs. W. l.. Phillips are attendih the Girls Conference at Arkadelphi this week: Ursaline Ringgold, Madg Collins, Lucille Young, ,Clarine Stee Reya Bishop, Mana Garrett, Myrtl Furlow, Anna Lee Phillips, Glady Ford Sally Mobley, Lee and Eoli Phillips, Irene 'Bookout and Miss Luc Bell. ..