The Little River news., 1923-04-18
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Eddie Fulmer was here from Idabel Sunday.
 l.. P Mason of Foreman was a visit or Monday.
 J.,E. Mccall of Oak Hill was in the city Monday.
 Fred Schirmer was over from White Cliffs Monday.
 I. w. Holmes was over from Rich mond Saturday.
 Mrs. J. " Flippin Of Foreman was in the city Monday.
 Rev. B. F. Cannon of Wilton was in the city Monday.
 o. D. Turner motored to Texarkana Saturday afternoon.
 s. J. Meyer left Sunday for few days at Lake Village.
 s. J. Gordon of Wilton was in the city on business Monday.
 Geo. M. Johnston was here from the Hicks community Monday.
 1O-Quart Milk Bucket for 15c, Satur- day at the Variety Store.
 Jessie Youngblood of Allene was trading in Ashdown Tuesday.
 Carlton Brewer made a business trip to Idabel, Oklahoma, Monday.
 The c. N. Thill family now occupy q residence on Rankin street.
 See that popular price Dress De- partment at the Variety Store.
 Mrs. R. G. Rev left Saturday for visit at Little Rock with friends
 Garden hats for ladies in open work and plain, for 15c at Variety Store. Dr. A. B. Bishop returned Saturday from tho Confederate Reunion at New Orleans.
 Prof o. IT. Wilkerson returned Sun day from a visit with his wife at Ar kadelphia.
 MT and Mrs. Walter Whit and little son of Texarkana, motored to Ash down Monday.
 Squire Hunkapillar of Bokhoma, Okla, was transacting business in Ashdown Monday
 When you order bread say, "Hol- sum. Sims Cash Grocery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Parham of Ida bel, Okla, were business visitors in Ashdown Saturday.
 Alvy Freeman, who has been spend- ing a few days at home, left Sunday night for Pine Bluff
 Mrs H. M. Westbrook and daughter, Fife Marr, were shopping in Texar- kama Monday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Rhyme and daughter, Louise, of Ben Lomond mo- tored to Ashdown Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Howell of Philadelphia are the guests of MT Howells sister, Mrs. Lewis.
 Just received big shipment of Phon. ograph Records.-Model Drug Store Miss Mary Freeman, who is teaching in Mena, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. J. D. Freeman.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Hartsfield motor ed to Washington Sunday. Mrs. Harts- field remained over for visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Johnston of Ida bel, were in Ashdown Saturday on their way home from Shreveport
 Mrs. Lloyd Lewis is confined to her bed with the flu. Mrs. Ben Shaver is substituting in her place at school. Mir and Mrs. Claude Henderson of Texarkana spent Saturday night and N Sunday in this city with relatives For Sale-High Grade Webber 4s Cotton Seed. See me.-A. Goldsmith For Work Clothes" for Men and Boys, come to the work clothes depart ment on second floor of Variety Store Mrs. T, w. Halliday and children ot Longview, Texas, arrived Sunday fol visit with her sister, Mrs. R. M. Bone Guy Kolb, banker of Shreveport La, spent the week end in Ashdowr with his parents, MT. and Mrs. o. KoIb Misses Una Morris and Mildred Full mer of Idabel, Oklahoma, spent Sun. day in this city with Miss Julia Bass Clyde Head was able to be on the streets Saturday greeting his friends who were glad to see his quick recov. cry.
 Cotton Seed.-Pure High Grade Web Der 49 Variety. See A. Gold .mith. 21 Miss Marguerite Ramon of Dallas Texas, arrived Saturday night to spend a week with her mother, Mrs. l.. P Bannon, of Ogden.
 Miss Lois Caulder and Dorothy Dow lin returned to their homes in Texar kama Sunday after a week end visi with Miss Julia Bass.
 Mesdames Bettye Traylor, O. M