The Little River news., 1922-07-15
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city Wednesday.
 R. M. Holmes was here from Og' den Wednesday,
 E. M. billiard spent Sunday at Mineral Springs.
 L M. Nunnelly of Wilton was ir the city Thursday.
 Col. J. R. Allen of Foreman was al Ashdown visitor Thursday.
 P. s. Trustworthy of Wilton was at tending court Wednesday.
 Mrs w. B. Coley of Foreman was in Ashdown Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Dickinson of Red Bluff was shopping in Ashdown Thursday.
 s. D. and Worth Matteson of Fore man are attending court this week Frank Horner the Foreman drug gist, was here attending court Thurs day.
 Mrs. Geo. Buster and little son, of McNab were trading in Ashdown Thursday.
 Dr. w. E Vaughan of Richmond
 
 reports that Mrs. Vaughan is still improving.
 J. R Meridith of Wilton was here Thursday in the interest of his can- didacy for sheriff.
 Mrs. B. B. Norman is spending sev- eral weeks in Texarkana visiting her ,lauphter Miss Blanche
 MT and Mrs. Henry Freeman ot Foreman are visiting the former s mother. Mrs J. D. Freeman.
 Judge and Mrs. T. W. Rountree and family of Murfreesboro visited the family of A. P. Steel Wednesday,
 Mrs J. T. Burlingame has returned from visit to Hot Springs, Little Rock and different points ill Tenn.
 Miss Corine Steel of Murfreesboro was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Percy Steel and family while enroute to Bak- CT Springs.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop is having his house 'repainted If this was more generally done the town would be more attrac- tive to visitors.
 Miss Earl Johnson returned Thurs day morning from Mena where she made a business trip for the Common wealth Light Go.
 MT and Mrs. Floyd Graves of near Peytonville left for Pasadena, Calif.' Wednesday, where they will make their future home
 Mrs. J. E. Locke is expected home today from a visit with relatives in Shreveport Her mother, Mrs. Hicks, will return with her.
 Hon o. A. Featherston and family of Murfreesboro motored to AshdoWn Wednesday, They were the guests of MT and Mrs. A. P. Steel.
 Mesdames J. T. Buriingtme and Edward Freeman and children spent a few days this week in Nashville the guests of Mrs. Jay Poland.
 MT and Mrs. Miller Johnson, Dr.. Stuart. and John and Ed stuart left Thursday in an auto for two weeks vacation at Baker Springs.
 MT and Mrs. R. c. Fitzpatrick mot bred over from Texarkana Tuesday, in their new Studebaker and were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Steel for a few days
 Misses Kathleen Haizlip and Der nice Donham visited in Foreman the past week. From there Kathleen ent to Idabel where she will visit her uncle, Bob Haizlip, and family.
 Mrs w. F. Matheny and little daugh- ter, Cora Elliott, of Camden, will ar rive Monday for a visit with Miss Inez Burlington and relatives. Mrs. Math- eny will be remembered as Miss Cora Smith
 Elberta peaches and grapes for sale beaches S1 per bushel-H. P.Haizlip.2 Lee Holt of Washington was in the city Wednesday and Thursday He was aCCOmpGultu uOulC by lllS "iAS and daughter, who have been visit ing with Mrs. B. A. Hartsfield for several days.
 Dr. R. l.. Meek was called to Fore man Wednesday to see Dr. Barnett who has been sick or several dayus MT. and Mrs. Wade Welch, Miss Elm ma Bearden and Dr. A. B. Bishop ac- companied him.
 Mrs. D. w. Bailey and daughter Miss Cora, Sam Seligson, and Weaver Eastwood of Foreman motored to Ashdown Thursday. Miss Bailey will remain over for few days visit witf Miss Lena Fawcett,
 Mrs John Bizzell, who has been attending normal school at Durant Okla, passed through the city We'd
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