The Carlisle independent., 1919-11-20

Mrs. R. Medendorp and Mrs. E. NJ. Williams were Little Rock visitors Wed nesday
 Rev. L. 1bmme and Mir B. D. Muzzv returned from Little Rock Friday where attended the state Baptist Convention. They say the meeting was one of the the most interesting ever held in the state and was an enjoyable one as well.
 The Methodist ladies will have their regular Thanksgiving dinner in the Kit tier building. They will serve good dinner and invite everyone to come and eat with them
 Alr. and Mrs. Roy C. Myers are en- tertainin9 AIr. and Mrs E. E.. Myers and two children, Of Decatur. Illinois this week. E. E. Myers is a brother of our Mr. Roy Myers. They will remain about two weeks and will no doubt have a very pleasant visit.
 
 Mir. Chas. krsbka and wife and two children of Newton Grove, Montana. are here the guests of the formers brothers L. B. and Frank Krshka He is here looking around for a location and may make his future home here. He was formerly a resident here
 N | IAl ID sey foot got just what he deserved in London the other day. Just such med ding is what brings about international troubles. England should be allowed to attend her own affairs, unmolested by a lot of medders from this country.
 Regulate the bowels when they fail to move properly. HERBINE is an admirable bowel regulator. It helps the liver and stomach and restores a fine feeling of strength and buoyancy.
 For sale by all dealers.
 Mir. !. O. Rowles, of the Rowles Drug Store, who had been spending two or three weeks in Hot Springs looking af ter interests. returned home Friday af- ternoon Mrs Rowles who went with him decided to remain a couple of weeks longer to visit with friends and rela- tives.
 Have your clothes cleaned by the new process and get rid of that horrible scent of gasoline. Work called for and delivered. Ties cleaned and pressed. Mend ing a speciality All work guar teed. 26-tf
 Mrs. Blanche Cook
 The rice mill iS running again hay ing started up Tuesday morning The prevailing fine weather should bring rice in rapidly enough to keep the mill run ming regularly from now on. Thresh ing is progressing nicely in many parts of the rice territory. and with d few days more of good weather d great showing will be made.
 1 Carlisle needs a steam laundry and needs it badly It would receive a good patronage as our women folks are haT- ! ing a hard time of 1t getting their wash i ing done and when it is done the charges are almost as much as the clothes are worth If some one will put in a laun- dry here they will find it a paying n- vestment.
 Alr John I. Ray of Fort Worth. Texas, arrived here Monday morning. for the purpose of taking his sister-in-law, Mrs. NI j. Ray home with him to make her future home Mrs. Ray had the mis- fortune to get badly but not seriously burned in the fire which destroyed her residence last week Mr Ray was a former resident of this county and i- we'll known to many of our people.
 The pretty weather of the past few days has brought much rice to themill in Carlisle While some of it is dam- aged to some extent it will yet bring a fair price. and will put much money in circulation. Three or four weeks oi the kind of weather that prevailed dur ing the past few days will put the riet farmers in good spirits and they vii | .e. saal lassa- nousaI hv tba raeenf