The Little River news., 1923-03-28
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Robert Harris spent Sunday in Fore. man.
 J. W Richardson was up from Ogder Monday.
 Mrs. Calvin Sutton spent Sunday il Texarkana.
 Clair Leslie was a Texarkana wis itor Sunday.
 9 1-2 inch White Platter, 35c at the Variety Store
 Owl and Turner Rayburn left Sun day for Camden.
 Dave Lewis was in Arkinda and Foreman Friday.
 Jno Pullen of Foreman was an Ash down visitor Monday.
 Hope Domestic, per yard, 15c, Sat Sale at Variety Store.
 Ladies' Silk Hosiery, all the new shades at ROsenzWeig's.
 w. w. Ellis of Foreman was in the city on business Saturday.
 When you order bread say, "Hol- um."-Sims Cash Grocery.
 New Spring Ginghams. Have you seen them at ROsenzWeig's.
 c. M. Sutton has returned from a business trip to Hot Springs.
 Mrs o. H. Hampton spent the week end with relatives in Murfreesboro.
 MT and Mrs. Paul Pounds spent Sunday in Red Bluff with relatives.
 Just received big shipment of Phon- ograpl Records,-Model Drug Store. Cups and Saucers or inch Plates, : per set, t98c. Variety Store 10 days sale Jennings Russell is erecting a radio at the Russell home on Rankin street. MT. and Mrs Nathan Furlow of Og- den were shopping in Ashdown Mon day.
 E. S.. Wright, II. F. Allen and Dr. A. M. Nixon were here from Arden Mon day.
 Black Satin Slippers, One-strap, low heel. Price per pair, s4.25.-Rosenz- weig's.
 A pretty new slipper for Ladies, Brown and Grey Suede.-Rosenz- weig's.
 F. L. Chauncey left Tuesday for Oklahoma, where he will make his home.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop and sons, Claude and Will, visited friends at Nashville Sunday.
 Mrs. Homer Coggins of Horatio is visiting with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. o. D. Turner.
 Mrs Louie Faulkner returned Fri day from a weeks visit with rela- tives in Idabel.
 7 bars P. & G. White Naptha Soap and Star Naptha Powder, 25c, Sale Sat. at Variety Store.
 Jim Head, Jr., and Jas. Beasley of Texarkana visited friends in this city Saturday evening.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell, and Misses Gladys and Mona and Jennings Russell were at Texarkana Monday.
 Mrs J. T. Caples left Monday for Kansas City, called there by the death of her brother.
 Don't fail to see that Dish Display, about 1900 pieces on sale. Make our own set.--Variety Store.
 Mrs. Ross Johnston and little daugh- ter spent the week end at Foreman, with the formers mother.
 The M. G. C.'s will meet tonight (Tuesday) with Misses Elizabeth and Katrina Mobley as hostesses.
 MT. and Mrs. l. w. Holmes of Rich fnond passed through Ashdown Sun day on their way home from Little Rock. te
 The hour is from to 4, and the event will be preliminary contests in the low grades, school building Friday from 3 to 4. Mrs. A. D. DuLaney, who recently underwent an operation at Texarkana, returned home last week and is rap idly recovering.
 Patrons of the school are invited to be present at the preliminary con- tests to be held at the school building Friday from 8 to 4.
 I am handling the Nursery Stock of the Cabott Nursery and will appreci- ate your order for fruit trees.-J. T. Rayburn, Ashdown, Ark. A
 Mrs. Jim Boyer returned Sunday from Little Rock where she spent the week with her husband who is auditor on the Missouri Pacific.
 Rev. w. Moore Scott, D. D. was here Monday from Little Rock. Dr. Scott is connected with evangelical work of the Presbyterian church.
 George Moon, who is in hospital at Texarkana, is reported to be im- proving, and reports are very encour-