The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

tored to Little Rock Monday.
 Dixie sugar-cured bacon at Buech- ley's; try some.
 A. N. Hollingshead transacted busi- ness in Stuttgart this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ball and son, were Stuttgart visitors Sunday.
 Glendon Zimmerman of Scotts was here Sunday visiting home folks.
 For good tea and coffee try some at .Buechley's.
 R. J. Scott and J. R. Urton trans acted business in Little Rock Monday.
 In this country it's "Who's Who'' but in central Europe it's "Vitch's Vitch.'
 Jawndee has not seen Uncle Hanks flivver reduction and gone him one better.
 Miss Letha Scott spent the week end in Little Rock the guest of friends.
 Mrs. Geo. Swain and Mrs. Dennis of Little Rock were here Friday shopping.
 The Mexican President who does not "die with his boots on" does not wear boots.
 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones of Little Rock spent Sunday with C. s. Long and family.
 Misses Hazel and Ethel Barr of near town were shopping in Little Rock Saturday.
 c. A. Walls and D. L. Savage of Lonoke were in town on business Monday morning.
 Miss Lucy Wilson was guest at a dinner given by Mrs. Duchesne of Little Rock Sunday.
 -Cheviots in dark colors suitable for shirts, dresses and children's waists at Buechley's. -oe Jno. S. Zeran of Little Rock attend ed business meeting at the Christian church here Monday. | -Buechley is in receipt of ship ment of men and boys caps. Some thing new and hobby.
 A dealer says umbrellas are com ing back. None of those that we ever loaned out, however. Geo. Mouton, agent for the South ern Rice Growers Association at Ha- zen was in Carlisle Saturday.
 The difference seems to be that | presidential elections are fixed with and baseball games for money. | The Self Culture Club held a busi- ness meeting at the home of Mrs l D. N. Misenhimer Friday afternoon
 Miss Carlina Kittler of Alrlyra IS here this week the guest of the fam. l ily of her uncle, MT. Henry Kittler | Mrs. Ann Simmons and Miss Rilla Clayton left Thursday for Jewels | bury, Colorado to make their future home.
 Mrs. Harold Fitch, Mrs. Edward Buechley and Miss Letha Scott were | ,n last week. E. M. Williams and wife and niece | Guinivere Laur, and Mrs. Blanche | Lambert drove over to Little Rock Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Huffpowel and little daughter Billy, and Mrs | Dick Caldwell visited friends in Stutt. gart Sunday. You no doubt have been looking | for dark heavy cheviots. Buechley is in receipt of bale at a price every one can buy. Mrs. George Orme and son, Grif- | nun, O1 flJCSDuTSfl, e., diC slSitiuE l at the home of John R. Medendorp north of town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Perrin of Memphis spent the first of the week here the guests of Mrs. Perrin's parents, Rev and Mrs. J. T. J. Fizer.
 Alton Saddler, who is playing the "devil" in the Independent spent Sat urday night and Sunday with home folks at Cross Roads.
 Hops are unusually abundant in this country this year. We are re. ferring to the crop and not Harding: 1 shifts on the league question.
 Dr. E. J. Nourie, of Kankakee, Hi nois, has been here for several days looking after interests. MT. Nourit owns a nice farm in this section. Mrs. Cleo Harper of Little Rocl was here Monday attending a busi l ,oo. ,,,oa4;nu y,o,f aipipC fo yaiSciop