The Carlisle independent., 1920-07-22

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 Harry Neel and Albert Zimmerman were Little Rock visitors Friday.
 Some good bargains in white Oxfords and shoes at Buechley's.
 Misses Hazel and Johnnie Weiss were Little Rock visitors last Friday.
 One paper table spread with 12 napkins for 10c at Buechley's store.
 Mrs. J. D. Thompson of Memphis is in the city the guest of Mrs. c. S.. Long.
 Mrs. Scirratt of Dallas, Texas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Colvin.
 J. H. Griffin and family spent We'd nesday at Bethlehem, the guests of friends.
 Misses Nadine and Roxie Long
  phis friends.
 --Buechley has some exceptionally fine middies trimmed in red, light and dark blue.
 Ross Williams, candidate for Rep resentative was interviewing the vot- CTS here Saturday. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Griffin and chil- dren visited with friends and relatives at Hickory Plains Sunday. MT. c. L. Robinsons candidate for Representative was here in the inter est of his campaign Monday. Mrs. Mark Brown returned Thurs day night from very pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Iowa. -O- The workmen are at work this week building pump house for the new Rock Island well, which was put in a short time ago.
 Frank Lilly and family, Harry Neel and family and Ray Morrison and wife spent Wednesday on Dead mans Lake fishing. No oil on street this summer; that means lots of dust. Cedar mop or electric cleaner will solve the prob lem. Buechley can supply you.
 -O- T. O. King and family went to the Kerr farm south of DeValls Bluff Tuesday where they purchased sev- eral bushels of peaches for canning. to Little Rock from eastern part of the state stopped off for visit Mon day to his mother, Mrs. C. Lawrence.
 w. F. Britt who has been taking treatment at St. Luke's hospital, made trip to Little Rock Monday for the purpose of interviewing his doctor concerning his condition.
 Mrs. J. T. Staten and baby of Lex ingtOn, Kentucky, arrived in the city Tuesday for ten days or two weeks visit with the family of her brother, MT. J. L. Woosley. Messrs. C.. F. Patterson and T. C.. Vennun1, of Milford, Illinois, and owners of the Prairie Longue farm near here arrived here Monday to look after intersts.
 Mrs. Annie Simmons and Miss Ril- la Clayton left the first of the week for Jewelsbury, Colorado, where they will spend the balance of the summer. The Independent wishes for them a pleasant visit.
 Mrs.Lloyd Conrad visited Ulm friends and relatives from Saturday to Tuesday. Her parents are nov ing from Ulm to Little Rock and she returned this far with them on their way.
 MT. L. L. Lovette, who has been holding down a night position as tel egraph operator at Brinkley has been transferrd to Carlisle. He arrived Saturday with his family and is now on the job.
 Mortgage blanks, deeds, contracts, leases, agreements, notes for sale by L. R. Kirby. Notary Public. MT. c. c. Hummel and wife and son, Clifford, who have been touring the golden west for the past month, re- turned home Monday night. MT. Hummel states that the trip was a most enjoyable one but that he did not visit any place that looked better than Arkansas. On the return they spent few days with his brother at Monte Ne, Arkansas.