The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-12

J " d9SUll6I anu LullOt T Iduk N. Henderson made short speeches in the interest of their candididacies for delegates to the constitutional convention to be voted on Saturday, April II. The speaking was attended 5y a fair 1 ly good sized audience, and the speeches of these gentlemen were well taken.
 Mrs. Ed Coyle, aged about 10 years died at her home 2 miles south of Carlisle at 12 o'clock Thursday, Apr. 12, 1917. She leaves a husband and five chil- dren to mourn her loss, funeral following day at Hickory Plains. The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of the com munity.
 Mr. ". B. Ligon leaves today for Rochester, Minnesota, to en- ter Male Bros. sanitarium for an ailment that has been troub. ling him for some time. On his way he will stop over at Great l Lakes Training Station to visit his son Allen and George Young, who went from here up there a few weeks ago to train tor the navy.
 E M. Proctor and family, N J. Cook and family, Fred Lilly and wife, Robert Russom and Miss Nell Morrison, Silas Par kin, Ed. Buechley and Julius Lipe attended a darce at Toll vile Monday night. We are in formed by one of the party that they all enjoyed the occasion very much.
 MT. A. B. Cameron, cashier of the Dairymens Bank has pur- chased the Tannehill property one block north of Front street for the purpoee of making it his home in the future. This will make t much more convenient for him as it is located only one block from the bank and has a concrete walk to the place mak- ing it still more pleasant in bad weather.
 Mrs. A. c. Jorns, accompa- nied by misses Margaret Kittler and Anna Hemenway, came near meeting with a serious accident Sunday morning at the railway crossing just east of the rice mill. They were driving in a bug gy and just after they had cross ed the track the front axle broke causing the buggy to give down and frighten the horse. The ladies all jumped from the bug gy in good time to escape any serious injury and the horse was caught before he had gotten many yards from wehre the bug gy broke down.
 Mir. J. R. Morgan of Austin, who has complete bottling plant is mak ng arrangements to move same to Carlisle as soon as he can get location for it. We welcome Mr. Morgan and his in dustry, which we believe will pay him as well as add another business to our growing little city. MT. Morgan should be en. couraged with the patronage of the people of Carlisle when they want any thing in his line of goods. We hope he will not have any troub finding alocation tor hls business.
 Texarkana, April, That convictions in this county under the bone dry" law may be diff cult to secure was indicated in the cases of six residents of F'ouke, near here, who were ac- cused of receiving shipments each for one gallon of alcohol marked for medicinal purpos- es" one day after the bone dry" law went in.o effect. Three trials If the cases were held, the two former resulting in hung juries, while the third enc of the defend ants in Justice Edwards court resulted in an acquital. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Bacon ask ed that the cases against the re mqining five defendants and against the Wells-Fargo & Co.,, express, be dismissed, which was done.
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