The Little River news., 1923-04-25
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city Saturday.
 Maloy Waddell of Ogden was in the city Saturday.
 Fred Schirmer was over from White Cliffs Saturday.
 Glenn Gill of Ogden was on our streets Saturday.
 Clyde and Hal Sutton left Tuesday for Dover, Ohio.
 Sam Fleming made a business trip to Hope Monday.
 o. D. Turner attended to business at Horatio Saturday.
 All 5c School tablets, Sat. Sale at Variety store, each Sc.
 H. F. Allen of Arden was an Ash down visitor Saturday
 When you order bread say, "Hol- sum- Sims Cash Grocery.
 w. B. Coley and family of Foreman visited in the city Sunday.
 F. P. Freeman of Wilton was in town Saturday morning.
 G. H. Hatcher and wife of Red Bluff were in the city Saturday.
 J. c. Slusser of Wilton was in the city on business Saturday.
 ? packages of 5c envelopes for Sc, Sat. Sale at Variety Store.
 Mavis Talcum Powder, Sat. Sale at Variety Store, per can, 15c. R. L. Martin of Long was looking oft b1IciDocc bnra
 Horace Davis of White Cliffs was trading in Ashdown Saturday.
 W. M. Cox of Winthrop was trans acting business here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pounds spent the week end at Long with relatives. Troy Gray of Pine Bluff spent the week end with friends in Ashdown. . T. J. Spignor and B. w. Fawcett were here from Ben Lomond Satur- day.
 Mrs. R. G. Rev returned Monday from visit with friends at Little Rock
 Mesdames P. M Wood and w. w. Dickinson were visitors in Ashdown Sunday.
 Wesley Quarrels left Tuesday for Hampton Rhodes, where he will join the navy.
 Charles Mahon Jr., left Sunday for Kansas City for visit with his broth CT, George,
 Misses Mary Poland and Ursaline Ringgold and Poland Sutton motored to Hope Friday.
 Mrs, K. E. Leslie of DeQueen was in the city Saturday, the guest of o. Leslie and family.
 Misses Ruth Fawcett and Mildred Haizlip and Harry Steele motored to Texarkana Tuesday.
 Editor W. E. Brown of Mineral Springs and Nashville was an Ash down visitor Saturday.
 Misses Ruth Fawcett and Johnnie Rhyme and Dan Pettigrew motored to Wilton Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. W. H. Henderson and daughter,
 
 win relatives in Nebraska.
 The two circles of the Methodist Missionary Society will meet Wednes- dsy together at the church.
 Miss Idelle Furlow left Tuesday af- dernoon for visit with her sister. Mrs. Tom Bookout at Idabel.
 Claud Wilkerson and wife of Arcad- ia, La, were here last week visiting with the formers father, w. G. Wilker- son.
 Horace Hunter, of theHunter & Son Undertaking Company, made a pro- fessional trip to Lockesburg Friday might.
 Judge J. s. Steel of Lockesburg spent Monday night here with his son, A. P, Steel, while on his way to Tex arkana.
 Miss Margaret Ramon of Dallas, Texas, who has been visiting her mother at Ogden, returned to Dallas Sunday.
 b. A. Hartsheld motored to Wash dngton Sunday. His wife who has been visiting relatives there returned with him.
 M. B. Rosenzweig of Lake Village is spending a few days with the fami- iy of s. J. Meyer, and looking after business interests
 Mrs, Julia Pettigrew and son. Dan, Of Foreman, motored to Ashdown Sunday to spend the day with Mrs D, R. Fawcett and daughters. [
 N. c. McCrary expects to attend the commencement exercises of the Third District Agricultural School at Mag