The Little River news., 1923-02-28
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down Saturday.
 A. T. HemphilI of Richmond was in the city Monday.
 zink Foot Tub Sat Sale at Variety Etore, each 35c
 c. s. Keener spent Monday night and Tuesday in Hope.
 Dr. A. T Bellar was here from Richmond Monday
 Geo Wickham of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Leslie Judd of Red Bluff was in Ashdown Saturday.
 Atty Otis Gilleylen of Foreman was in the city Monday
 Shinola Shoe Polish Sat. Sale Varie- ty Store, per can, DC.
 A. P. Steel attended to business at Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. Walter May spent the week end with friends at Hope.
 Clyde Head was at Paris, Texa,, Saturday attending to business
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Buster of Red Bluff were in Ashdown Saturday.
 E. A. Velvin, an Ogden merchant, was in the city on business Monday. 10-4 Bleeched Pepperal Sheeting Sat Sale at Variety Store, per yard 59c. W, H, Loflin attended to business in Idabel the latter part of last week. Aluminium Tea Kettle, 5 quart, real value, Sat Sale at Variety Store, 98c. l. M Nunnelly of Wilton was in Ash down Saturday attending to business.
 The Kill Rare Karnival will be given at the school auditorium March 2nd
 J. F. Rhyme of Ben Lomond was in Ashdown Saturday attending to Ousi- ness.
 Dr. A. M. Nixon of Arden was in Ashdown Saturday attending to busi- ness.
 Mes danes U. Mose1ey and Hugh Hedgecock of Wilton were in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mrs. A. P Boyce of Lockcsburg spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. o. Leslie.
 Attend the last number of the lyce- um course at the school auditorium Thursday night.
 w. E. Horn of the Peytonville com munity was a visitor in Ashdown Sat urday afternoon
 John Stinson, prosperous farmer of near Ben Lomond was a visitor in Ashdown Saturday.
 Mesdames Wiley Coley and c. O.. White of Foreman, were shopping in Ashdown Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Moffet of Wadas Chappel were in Ashdown Saturday at tending trades day.
 w. M: Sykes and wife and Henry Sykes and wife of Richmond attended church here Sunday.
 Mrs. Ben Hartsfeld returned Mon day from Washington, where she has been visiting relatives.
 J. P. Lambeth Of Ogden was visitor in Ashdown Saturday. While here he subscribed f9r the News
 You don't want 10 miss tho XII Kare Karnival, which will be given at the school auditorium March 2nd.
 Joel Mills of Wilton vas in Ash down Saturday attending the trades day specials given by the merchants. Mrs. R G. Rowland of DeQueen wis ited her sisters, Mesdames Lon Jones and J. E. Collins the first of the, week. Floyd DeLoney was visitor in Ash down Saturday. Mir DeLoney is farm ing the Lacy plantation on Red River this year.
 Mrs. W. R. Harwell is expected homo today (Tuesday) from Hugo, where she was called on account of the illness of her mother.
 MT. and Mrs. John Phillips of Tex arkana spent the week end With the formers parents. MT, and Mrs. Isom Phillips of the East side.
 Mrs. Dell Dritt left Friday night for Lcckcsburg on account of illness in her family. Mrs. Twyman is sub stituting in her place in school.
 You will miss something good if you fail to see the lyceum number to be presented by the Mozart Company al the auditorium Thursday night 
 Don't get sore at your neighbor this Fall because he gathers more cotton to the acre than you-ACALA seed will be the cause of it.-W. M Mat thews. 2S If
 The Y. W. As met Monday night with Mrs. Lon T.. Jones as hostess Miss Nell Bowling was leader of tho devotional Hot chocolate and wafer,