The Carlisle independent., 1920-05-13

The Brinkley team failed to show ap last Friday for some cause, and gan'o is billed for tomorrow at 3:30 A good crowd is expected.
 Come to see us, we have every thing good to eat, and our prices will surprise you on quality.
 Industrial Transportation Store
 No. 142.
 Quite a number of Carlisle students attended the state meet at Little Rock Friday and Saturday. Our schools carried of some fonors.
 J. B. Higgins, of Conway, who is connected with the state agricultural department, was here Monday get ting data to be used in his agricul- tural work.
 On Thursday night May 20, there will be a program and box supper a5 Piney Woods for the benefit of the school. Everybody is invited to come and bring a well filled box.
 Mir. S. P. Pearson who has been in l i'll health for several weeks past is confined to his bed and is very i'll at this tiice, but was reported some better Thursday morning.
 Dr. w. H. Boswell, of Fair Oaks, who had been attending a medical meeting at Little Rock, stopped off here Tuesday on his return home and spent the night with his brother, Sam Boswell, foreman of the Inde- pendent.
 MT. Floyd Beck and wife arrived in the city last week, and MT. Beck has taken the position of operator and ticket seller at the Rock Island station. MT. Beck is pleasant gen tie;nan and will no doubt make friends rapidly here.
 l.. A. Chew, who has been acting in the capacity of operator and ticket seller at the Rock Island here for several months, has removed with his wife to Little Rock where he has position as operator. Mr.and Mrs. Chew made many friends while here and the Independent wishes them a successful future in their new home.
 Mrs. J. A. Long, who has been very low for several days is report ed some better She has been suf- fering from a form of paralysis which affected her vocal organs to such an extent that she is unable to talk. It is to be hoped that she will improve rapidly and soon be out of danger.
 Mrs. E. M. Williams entertained the Embroidery Club at her home Wednesday in honor of her birthday. Each member brought in something good to eat and pleasant time was participated in. Mrs. Williams was the recipient of nice present from the Club, also one from Mrs w. H. | Euart, a member of the Club, who recently moved to England. The great American wind jammer, and hireling of one of the most un- scrupulous bands of political grafters | in the United States, took occasion to | oppose Senator Underwood of Ala bama in his race for renomination Senator Underwood received the nom- nation and now this meddler will have to search for other fields to car ry on his dirty work of sticking his long nose into other peoples affairs.
 Something good for the children. We give list of the candies: Uncle John Peanut Butter Crush Toasted Marshmellows Coco Macs. Coco Perfection Society Mints
 Chocolate Creams Dixie Kisses French Cream mixed French Cream Caronels Old time Fudge
 at Industrial Transportation c o.Store
 On account of the exceedingly bad weather, which prevented many peo- pie from coming to town, Mrs. c. s. Long has decided to continue her May sale another week and is offer ing the ladies of Carlisle and vicinity a rare opportunity to get many neces- sary and useful articles of ladies' ap- parel at greatly reduced prices. Her store is loaded with bargains and it will pay the ladies to grasp the oppor- tunity to buy the things they need while they may. Mrs. Long carries the best lines in the markets and you get the same goods in this sale that you would get any other time. 
 Mrs. F. A. Krshka and baby left Tuesday for Carthage, Missouri, where she will spend few days the guest of friends and relatives. She will be joined there by Mr. Krshka, from where they will go to Nampa, Idaho, to make their future home. Mir and Mrs. Krshka have a host of friends here who will regret to learn of their departure from Carlisle. The Independent will follow them to their new home to keep them informed on what is going on here, where they have spent so many years of their lives and where they know nearly everybody. We wish for them much