The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-29

ter street. The study for the afternoon will be "The Vale of Content"
 Mrs Harry Krieger and children are Little Rock visitors today.
 Lost, Brown fox huff Finder please return to Mrs. B. L. Harton.- dit.
 Mrs. Sam V. Glenn went to Little Rock this morning for visit to rela- tives.
 Lee Marble arrived this morning from Russellville for a visit to rela- tives here.
 Best nre Bargain-3Ox31a casing with tube for only $1575. Bolls Bros.-11- -26dtf 1 Miss Mary Madden returned this morning to Little Rock after a visit to Mrs. J. M. Ligon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Farris returned this morning to Little Rock after a visit to relatives here.
 Mrs. w. M. Harrell, Miss Irene Har- rell and Miss Mignon Newborn are spending the day in Lttle'Rock.
 MT. and Mrs Fletcher Smith will return this afternoon from Augusta where they have been spending the holidays.
 Strayed-One tan colored fox ter Tier. Answers to name of "Joe'. Re ward for return to Mrs. w. s. Cazort. -12-28dtf
 Strayed-One tan colored fox ter Tier. Answers to name of Joe" Re ward for return to Mrs. w. S. Cazort. I-12-28dtf
 For Sale or rent-38 acre farm 34 miles from town; easy terms, Also seasoned wood and meadow hay cheap. T. w. Adcock Phone 347 -12-28d2t- w2t.
 LOST
 Small yellow dog; short hair; long tai Name Zoe. Bring to w. S. Ca zort and receive $2.00 reward-12- -29 dtf
 Misses Frances and Burford Lipsey of Little Rock are spending the holi- days with Miss Clydabelle Loeb at the home of her parents, MT, and Mrs. Joe Loeb
 Mrs. Ralph F. Plunkett and children of Little Rock, who have been visiting Mrs. Plunkett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Smith, returned this morning to Little Rock.
 For Sale-Nice fve-room house with two lots, garage and small barn; good garden Located on Center street. Bargain if sold at once. Good terms. Any one interested can see Mrs. P. E. Whitman at Industrial Transportation Co. -28d4tw1t
 Mrs. P H. Prince, whose condition last night was thought to be very low, is improved today and hope for her recovery strengthened. Mrs. Prince is i'll with pneumonia and it was feared last night her malady might develop into double pneumonia.
 s. L. Redwne of Morrilton, C. L. Bailey of Atkins and L. F. Edwards , of Cabot, managers of the Fair Store , in their respective towns, are spend ing few days in Conway assisting Manager Joe l.. Rector of the local , Fair store in taking stock for the year.
 The Log Cabin Democrat was in error in reporting that Miss Ida M. , Waldran of the State Normal School was spending the holidays in Fort Smith Miss Waldran has been quite i'll at her home here for several days, but her friends will be glad to learn that she is recovering.
 Rev. R. N. Scott of this city, paid his forty-second annual visit to the Log Cabin Democrat office today and renewed his subscription to the paper for 1921 Mr. Scott is one of the few surviving charter subscribers to this paper, having taken 1t since it was founded in 1879 by A. F. Livingston. Although getting along in years, Mr. Scott is still optimistic. "I cant complain of hard times at , all," he said T own my little home and l don't owe anybody anything. have no fine clothes, but have enough to keep me warm and have enough to eat, No one In that shape ought to complain of hard times
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