The Carlisle independent., 1920-08-26
ROUTE 3 NEWS

l Jessup, who have been in Fairfield, 1 H., for the past few weeks. stating that they are having very pleasant visit with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Annie Key and babies of Mem phis are visiting her people, c. Glass and family this week.
 Roy Kelley is seen in our midst most every Sunday.
 Mrs.Will Weems and children and Mrs. Ed Stratton have returned from short visit to England and Altheim- CT.
 Mrs. Jim Mayfeld is recovering from To ng spell of illness.
 Walter Sparks and Ed Stra+'.on will soon have the big bridge completed across Buck creek.
 The box supper at Ray school nouse was well attended.
 MT. Henry Ingram and sister, Mrs. Sallie Hartye of Conway were shak- ing hands with old friends near Wal ter's Chapel Monday They were en route to Hazen after having visited the cemetery at Walters Chapel.
 Wiley Nichols and family of Loco, Oklahoma will return Wednesday af- ter months visit with relatives and | friends.
 N. l. booe and family accompf aied | by his sister, Mrs. Ernest Pirtle and | children motored from Des Arc and l sp~ni Sunday with D. S Booe an l l f;ri.y.
 After a weeks services, Bro. An drews closed his meetings at Walters 1 Chapel Sunday with four new addi- tions.
 Mrs. Arelia Johnson and son of Memphis visited Mrs. M. E. Lee last fweek.
 B R. Richmond and family visited Tom Kelley and family Sunday.
 c. c. Booth and family of Hazen visited on Route Sunday.
 The protracted meeting at New Bethel which had been in progress all last week closed Friday night. Rev. House conducted the meeting.
 IT. Sims and Albert Birdsong each have field of rice that is about hea : ed out.
 Crops 3n Route 8 are ooking fine It seems there is going to be bump CT crop made in spite of the lateness in planting.
 J. A. Dever recently from Oklaho- ma has closed a deal for the Hiram Beggs farm. We welcome MT. Dever in our midst and wish him much suc- cess.
 W. C. and Art Caviness have been doing some good work on the road near their homes lately.
 Jim Bogard, Rube Heffner and oth- CTS of their community deserve much praise for the splendid work they have done recently on the road along the county line near their homes.
 Reporter.
 c. c. Hines was a Little Rock visit or Wednesday, MT. and Mrs Clarence Lilly of Lon | oke visited here Monday. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Welch are in Der mott on business this week.
 K. L. Lilly left Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends in Indiana.
 l Mesdames Carr, Crawford and Dick were Little Rock visitors Monday and Tuesday.
 Drs. J. E. Elliott and Dan Staples made business trip to Little Rock Tuesday.
 John Waggoner of Camp Pike is tie guest of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Hut 1 son this week
 Misses Opal Presley, Maude Hol- lingshead and Mabel Jessup were Lonoke visitors Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Watson were Little Rock visitors Wednesday, mak- ing the trip in their car. l MT A. E. Wilson returned home l Tuesday from a visit to relatives and friends in Blue Mound, Illinois.
 R. J. Fuller of Terre Haute, Ind, enroute to Florida, spent last Thurs day with MT. and Mrs. J. w. Veach.
 Mrs. Ben Goodwine and little daughter arrived Tuesday from Am- bia, Indiana for a visit with her par ents, Mrs and Mrs. A. Pauschert, Jr. and other relatives.