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The Little River news., 1922-05-27
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.
ARKANSAS. - " Oo0'A

AO AHL IhOIEHIA ONNERS OF LITTLE RIVER
 ARKANSAS:
 Will De at the following named places dates set op- the purpose of assessing the property to taxation in Little River County for the year 1922:
 IT you own property in than township you will nave to ether meet the Board Assessment while He your list Of with the County either member of the Township Board thev Will De Ill session in the township which  Should fail to do ths said prop ty and charge with 25 per cent penalty meet the Board Assessment session. as we do not want to charge anyone with a penalty
 DATES AND PLACES OF ASSESSMENT
 Caney Township, Cerro Gordo, Monday, May 15
 Caney Township, Pauley School House. until m Tues day. May 16.
 Little River Township Winthrop Wednesday Thursday May 17 and IS.
 Jeff Davis Township Miller School House. Friday May 19 Jeff Davis Township Jones School House, till 12 o'clock Saturday, May 20
 Burk Twp Allene, Monday Tuesday, May 22 23 Cleveland Township, Wton Wednesday Thursday May PA and 25 Cleveland Township White Cliffs, Friday, May 26 YN Township, House. Saturday. May 27 Richand Township, Critten Ridge, Monday May 29.
 Richand Township Rchland Church. until 12 o'clock Tuesday, May 30
 Richland Township Laynesport, from to 5 m, Tues day, May 80.
 Jackson Township Foreman, Wednesday, May 31 Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, June l., and B.
 Jefferson Township, Ashdown Monday June 5, until Satur day, June 10, inclusive.
 H.W. GRAY, Tax Assessor, Little River County Ark.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27
BaptistS Take One.

In a ding dong affair the Baptists took one from the Presbyterians Thursday afternoon. The score was Baptists 6, Presbyterians 5. Mobley for the Baptists and Russell for the Presbyterians did the box work. Since the support for neither was not what could have been the game may have been called pitchers bat tie, the luck breaking in the game little in Mobley's favor.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27

TRADE, TRADE, TRADE at the Cash
 and Carry, Save money and receive the best of Groceries, Confectionar- ies. Ice Cold Drinks, Shoe Shining, Clothing Altered. Located at the American Shoe & Harness Hospital. Your patronage will be appreciated. My Notion: Live and Let Live J s. Furlow.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27
The Standing.

Mrs. c. l.. Briant entertained her Sunday school class Thursday evening at six o'clock dinner. An enjoyable time was reported.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27

R. P. Lindsay returned Tuesday from St. Louis, where he had been to purchase some new goods for the Lindsay store.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27
To Those Who Have Art-Craft Roofs

I wish to state that we, Bird 6, Son, do not guarantee against hail storms and wind storms, anything beyond our control We do stay by any de- feet of material and workmanship when I install it.-Lee Wilson. 27
The Little River news., 1922-05-27

in the city Thursday.
 Raymond Norwood was here from White Cliffs Thursday.
 A. D. DuLaney attended to business at Texarkana Thursday.
 Get your ice Monday at wholesale cost at the light plant. 13tf //Nr. and Mrs. G. c. Hayden of Fore man were in the city Tuesday. Mrs. Allen of Malvern is the guest of Mrs. J. w. Brewer this week. Miss Fay Kolb visited friends at Foreman the first of the week. Dudley Waldrop of near Arden was in Ashdown Thursday afternoon. Misses Evelyn and Mildred Johnson are at Columbus visiting relatives Mrs. J. W. Duren and children wis ited friends at Foreman Thursday Frank Williams and Joe Harris of Foreman were in the city Tuesday. We deliver no ice Come get it at wholesale cost at the light plant. tf w. A. Bodwen was here from Fore man Thursday looking after business. Yrs. Geo. R. Steel and children have gone to Mena to spend month. J. R. Bone of Batesyille is here this week visiting his sen, R. NJ. Bone. We believe ill Tanlac and so will you if you try it.-Boyer Drug Store. J. F. Schirmer of White Cliffs was here looking after business Thursday. Mrs. J. D. Freeman spent Sunday with her son, H. c. Freeman, at Fore man.
 Mrs. c. c. Smith of Buffalo, N. r., is visiting her sister, Mrs. w, c. Es- colt.
 Miss Chloe Thomas returned Thurs day from a visit with friends at Nash Jim and Howard Hemphill of Rich mond were in Ashdown Thursday aft ernocn.
 w w Dickinson the Red Bluff mer- >c1.ant. was in Ashdown Thursday aft ernoon.
 J. c. Routon of Luverne, Ala, is ere visiting with his son, Horace 7uton.
 ,ttorneys Ben Shaver and A. P. looked after business at Fore ian Tuesday.
 Dr. A. B. Bishop made business in to Howard and Hampstead coun- Thursday
 E Johnson was in Hope this looking after his candidacy fol cery Judge.
 II at the public library any Sat v from 3 to and get a book tc for the week.
 get your moneys worth wher huy Tanlac, because it produces IS. Boyer Drug Store.
 je Waldrop, the Wilton hard man. was in Ashdown Friday ing attending to business.
 big reputation of Tanlac has made by doing what other medi failed to do-Boyer Drug Store lR Fawcett. who has for some
 been very iii at his home il vy is reported unimproved.
 N milk. delivered twice daily
 Mt. TIC pint, cream 25c pt
 s12F24.-Frank Pounds? t lie Cook has returned from Co
 Tenn, where he has been at
 school He graduated thi' Harper of Camden, candidate 10
 commissioner, was in tn sidyIin the interest of his can pood Service and Workmanship No Sanders & Browns Electri AEop, We have just formed part
 Rand are doing specialist wor
 
 down Public Library is nov
 the News Office. Many hun
 \ 4cresting books. A librari
 ' on you from to ever
 ernoon.
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6 < g D $ q q {. < F E E Q . | ( 2 CLASSIFIED SECTION (

v F F v " v ~ " T % 2 CLASSIFIED SECTION t @ 4A5&%* @*&% %% % %$*@
 FOR RENT-A nice front furnished
 room for rent.-Mrs. 0. F. Hurley 2t CAR IN GOOD REPAIR FOR LAND
 or city property.-O. Kolb. 26 FOR SALE-Lone Star Cottonseed.- J. A. Mcdonald. 61 HAULING-Wiu do city hauling of
 all kinds. Have privilege license.- Jim Williams. e FOR SALE-Squaw or June seed corn for sale, $2 per bu. See A. N. Wood 63 FOR SALE-Squaw or June seed corn for sale, $2 per bu. See A. N. Wood 63 FOR SALE-Squaw or June seed corn for sale, $2 per bu See A. N. Wood. 63 FOR TRADE Overland car in good
 condition for Ford.-I \. Hut, Ogden, Arkansas , 6 tf CURED MEAT-Home cured meat
 for sale at reasonable prices.-H P. Haizlip, If 20. FOR SALE-35 bushels of Rouden
 cotton seed at $t per bushcl.-Roy Budd Ogden, Ark.
 FOR SALE-J. w. McCuller has seed
 Sweet Potatoes, Key West, New Rico, $1.25 per bushel. miles west of Ash down on highway. 34 If BARGAINS IN USED FORDS WITH
 starters. Liberal terms.-McCormick Motor Co., If FOR SALE-I have some nice Big Bone Registered Poland China hogs for sale, ranging from week old pigs up See them.-J. A. Mcdonald. 61 LOST-Pair spectacles, turquOis rims
 between Ashdown cemetery and my residence Reward.-J E. Collins. Return to me or News office. 1t WANTED TO TRADE-Good mule
 team and wagon and harness for i good Ford car with starter. Must be in good shape. E. c. Vaughan Allene, Ark. 531 | LADIES-Hemstitch and picot for
 yourself and others Attachment
 fits any make sewing machine. $2
 postpaid. Mention kind of machine.
 Mclean Co.,, Wilmington, Ohio.
 FOUND-Bunch of keys, call at News
 office.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27

Miss Dollye Hawkins of Foreman and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Texarkana, are the guests of Miss Inez Burlington this week.
The Little River news., 1922-05-27

Have you forgotten that We have a public library in town. See the librar- ian at the News office on Saturday from 3 to 5?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19
LANDS AND rAKds FOR SALE $;
MISSOURI

400 ACRES t.mbered land, $4,000. any.
thing from city lot to lO.OOO-acTe
tract, Write W. II. Rowland. Harrison.
Ark.
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For Sale Real Estate

hb' NtS lUh M ~
So rER MONTH including interest will
build you modern E.roOm home Dn a
lpt ~ your selection can Ar llar-
fisnu Cedar 11i
5000 CASH. balance monthly. tor tr1l
neat t.rnou bungalow, on pavement,
near Warrington school; price $50.
T. L. barrett. 2l2 biiss Bdg. Osnse
t2oo CASH payment balance Uts rent.
for almost new t-roum bungalow 800
HilCtvst with oak fiours WHu'Cl.
Kitchen cabinets. garage. ser, anta room
Must sell quiCh. o.. T.. B1rfctt, 2i2
nlfa rldg. osage ~ ~ 80.
$500 CASH viii put you iu porscssiou NJ
one ti the nlitiesi broom bungalows
that We have seen. Hns br'akfast
liltc rent Osoge l2e3
400 CASH, $3.50 total prlcc buys d i-roorn
house, fine high lot. owner has 10 sell.
Inquire Lucas store. Midway sand
rpIIhEs car me
1Iso pOWN--Ha.t b..Dh uff pavement.
four rooms, electric Uuut close 20
school and transportation. balance Ike
rent Oraee $3.50 color gGt. own,r.
$3.50 CASH, ESQ per month. buys new o.
room. pavement paid for. price $3.50.
tsage ios5.
~ 600 CASH VIII put you In possession
Of first class, up-to-datc bungalow IN
Hi'lcrest; balance $50 per month; at a
bBrsaln price. Patterson Realty Co. 2l0
Robinson osaFo $3.50, osape si.O
81 900 CASH SOUTH SIDE BCSGALOw,
consists of five large rooms and break
Hpm; onk floors, tile bath, twu
mHntcIs; 2-car3 garaEei a cis'-rn uu
back porch, fruit trees. also chicken
p.ra on rear OF lot. this is worth your
w No. 5. II. Booker. realtor. Cedar
1903.
yb.i.U gi.tOG CASH, balance I7j per
month Tor this extraordinary bungalow
ot fivS large rooms and large, parity
finished attic; an uuusually wc.i.hull
on ''EyF concrete toutiurH,
storm sheetcd throughout. massive man
c.. Hr. lstl.a.y decorated, garage AMI
lauudry,. we'll water; 100 foot corner
lot, one of the best values IN the CITY
rNona Cedar gl,
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ih'N'ih nuHFH.'W nftH living room
across entire front. natural wood finish
~ o.h'.s ann "Nins t'.hs. hardwood
iIopi'' iIo h1ih. large sleeping rooms,
Handsomely decotnted. Corner .ot liz
,,.'' l- huF 't sl' o''. 'sHE' 5000.
SENENIEENTU PLACE aud south gum
,N modern Groom and breakfast room
nome ,"i,e p'o o5'.ns ana b1ih on Soc
.ra.. h1,'t s.'''uh lv"i. a''n.s
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heaNliu. new BUNGALOW OF i've lhrEe
s,r.ss frn1t oaE 49,. III, hs,TN h,,i,"
IN tuh. ped.stsl l,y1tory Ipnr sr.
china closet bulit.in brsakfast-room
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furnace heat. garag, ana driv, 4
SAVE THAT RENT-Rrand.acw- s-ro51,
modern bungalow with a small cash
pSy'"s" c,osS a., srbooI ,'n sna ,n.,,or,, .n tn'
lion. Codsr 7-T
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rooms, modern one the paving dandy
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an Va nj "a nTA WWH
month can M Kennedy. osase qit7.
gOUTU.STDE colonial buurRiovy. brafd
new; six unusually large rooms and airy
French doors. large basousni mag
ana drive; porte.cochere over drive.
concrats tie front ana slde porchcs
one of IA, host IErrtlnu, i'm tba ri,v
facing some of Tie me-, bo,uti,ui
homes An MauiA Ridge. qpcrlslIy p.
GSu.,sa ,radS ior ""'HeH'a'e S"'e' 'a''
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SyIIhEANI SIDE" Ne" bungalow fFe
large rooms and breakfast ROOM oak
floors thioughouti nico basement ard
addition and is surrounded by good
homes; u Is just being completed, bIy
and electrical fiAtures can Cedar 800
for further information
SiN ROOMS. tn0tCrn and on the nav
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m,,, {,r,it,,,e. ,'ur cbrirs' yery s1Isf
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menus an Usage b'-' N'ha' 'oV anu
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TO Hlf YOUR HOME SEE "ARREN
& IXZARD,
rev WY nN,gs sf'.t ,n uu, I.'',SS ias,
cSHlIhn '""'' '"'n "''"' ~ "''''''''
HH'Pp'"s
a., nm r,,. H., ~, rloy.rtb .ou,hos.,
'-si5o. a.roo,,, riastoT4a houss Min
porchss front and rear, nicely papersd
nnd clean. garage and other improve
monts. owner out OF town, wants To
sell and VIII mako any reasonable terms.
lglO0--Four.room home, on corner
Twelfth and Utica, IDEAL corner Tor an
other house, store building or duplex.
Payments on this only $50 per month,
and house rents right now at Fso' Ihis
" 'u''''"' investment
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own YOUR HOME

DO you own resiisnca ,af- ". v.,r
buNi house Tor YOU. following your
Ilths or We will furnish them nav.
lieuts monthly 20 emit your purse. con.
suit our building department FigaIitv
Investment Co.. OsaEs g5Fs first fi.rr
Security bulldins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

NIFTY broom buHgaj5w on t5Sit0-f10t
So.her ."' '1 one ot rulsas best resi-.
ilDoo cash and payments ~ yT5 r,oriL
-..-, n-.idI"s s' interest OsBHe i2a3
20. OVERLOOK PARk.
'80o buys good g-r0gn b1us,. h.oy,,,y
~ plenty a. shadei ON paving: price
sss.is'o' monthly payment $50. Cedar
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f,sI TWELFTH PLACE--Just c9mp'et.
two beautiful b.rcoW bungalows
ivIt1 redwood siding finest oak floors.
Iy-,trh gray Interior trim, these houses
Heavy building paper, and have poured
g.r.rsfe foundations, beautiful break.
fssf rooms. and excellent kitchen arr
rlrrovouf also largo b1spfnrn's Prices
rHI terms are very reasonable Wll
ff,rrate to suit n sold within 10 days.
Phone owner Osagc 5000
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own TorR HOME
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10 j. we inod''h "o"-,H anu t". b'
40 ''.t lo,H '',''' f.I''l ,inm u'h,
.,un"'s Wy u'il l".n'1u ~ '.Nh wv
~ goods or E'o.riN h,ntr' ~
JVsT SIMPLY tNN"I Keen our sllrrmrn
from selling houses Thrv are treaAMC
all rroylnuH records want more. aul
ain i.or. houses TO sell. Wnrt all kim.
ml locations. an prices We have r. su
buyers. easy term buyers. bll kinds Of
buyers our syHt,m Of selling .n,s
brings you QUICK. sure satisfactory 'e-
suits 4" HtU your nome see M To-Day
warren 'k%aIu' TUBA = LlN''l "s'H'S'
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LlSt WIN - l'N 9HHN ~
We need % houses 10 SELL an tlHrs. hll
parts "t 'Hy' we hH'a alI E'hI7 "l
buys 'hll MS up, on come sec "
FHEENAN a 'I"H HINdliAM
O.
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Real Estate
FOR RENT

Decerber /. building now oc-
cupied by Ran Motor Com
pnny. Call V'Grer, Usage
5i30.
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SEN HRAL g aud a.louuI huu.,t Iu k,n.
dt.N near Kendall college. excellent
terms and reasonable prices. can O.uRe
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For Sale Real Estate

llN\ D. two modern houses and Eu. Eu
with four lcfH across street tfom LtEu
ggnuul the h,rt location iu town md
rents Tor tGt month. l.ilty to ttuGu fsr
dIy goods or grocery store, ~ Il
lRarpt. bsN 2l7 oman okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

SIN EhNIH. g. .iuU-AtrH lur l.rr
city lott Wl improvements. low tsAs..
Ur modern buur. low v.fu two acres.
owner. Gsau. H.I.
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Real Estate tor Sale

NphLH SIDE Btngsl1v five rooms
". .tatia'i room. edo latest buiit.In fes,
.oi,s' "aIHEoei floors. east front, Tor
25tA '""e'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-19

yon have little money and want
moaorn home. digest this. For $3.50
9oN We can plant YOU In beautiful
Lslles Home Jaurnal. strictly modern,
e-tonm efficiency bungalow. on "a cor
Lef with trees and everything. This
.e'''y home Just listed. has oak floors
.W "shou, mantel, bookcases, pretty
Al paper electrical fixtures. basement
IL'Neh doors opening onto pretty
.e porch, flower hoNes everywhere,
9.ll' trees galore, nicely terraCcd LOT.
i.7 sure a pretty hdne inside and out.
wv paving nicely located. and the price
,t are able 10 get should sell this home
WIS morning at
5000
nut mink ot the terms. $3.50 makes you
. owner. LOOK at everything IN town,
wv you VIII COME back to this home
me one and only best buy you have
- We plead with YOU to beg borrow
q Vvhtscate $3.50 and coma running Tor
,"H nome We have made a friend when
'".s home Is sod.
WARREN \ IZzARD
IN, 80. Tulsa's Livest Agency.
''o Bliss Bldg, Cedar $3.50
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@'r4fH broom bungalow with breakfast
located on 6Oxl 40. foot corner lot.
,estr'cted residence district, about to
paved priced at &c. 500, 81 500 cash
ma h"'ance like rent, Large beautiful
rvt1..., elaborate decorations and light
--.-Sltes osave 1898,
Rs,ur, MAPLE RIDGE DISTRICT
h,tsI i-room house. three bedrooms
f1Nlaht room, large basement with
ssr'se good water we'll. garage anl
oBly' ..s quarters. oversize lot 67x20O
""'y Nl2,600. easy terms
l., n. WITWER
Oso. 2l2-2l3 Cole Bldg
Nt,,,. s4o-, Residence Usage s69s
f". MODERN bungalow, ts0O cash:
Ftrr.. rooms and sleeping porch. paved
~ east 'front.' located southeast part
o,agsy one block from school, owner.
slx "LAk SACRED HEART SCHOOL.
~, windows. abundance OF closet spacc
ts.kOo r.smtl tpish, garage drive only
''''''' 's'sOo cash. oSags lsOl.
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maltoI. kitchen cabinet. beautiful
decorations and lrht fixtures
largo front porch and screened
rear porch; il''.sIzod lot This is
bargain at $4,000. easy monthly
paAnerts. 70 Sc ~. one call
usage 7sb3, Usage 6oss
b2j Kennedy blus,
lots F0R SALE SO
4 HARG AIN-Fuirly o!osc in. corner
Maple ridge district. cheap paving and
good location. price $4,000. u must D.
sold al Eume figure IN next few days.
Cnu Mr LottluyIlie nssgc 29N,
APARTMENT SIrE--Coruer Fifth hnd
owEsFo; high terrace, paved. close I'm !,
adjoining Exchanre Bank spnrtmeu :.
owner. Usage t5tl-I.
ron SALE Choice rrsdrnce iois ou Es5i
Fourth aud Fifth place y7oo and w
CAL usaEe 22o? NJ usnge s262
KENDALIl--,l lnss 10 college. h,gH, level
modern lot, paved, only 1900. Pheian.
Os'E" tfs2
LOT BARGAIN--s soufh,ast section o.
the city. fun size. $3.50, C1ll Usage 1899
aftgr p m. Cslge lts'.
LOI-Irying sddt0ui owner. 1877 ".
Columbia. after o, OH DAY sunday
NORTH VICTOR A-agTe lots, $500 rtch.
$50 cash, tl5 per month. Osage e6Ii,
ON SAND SPRINGS LlNE--Two lots.
extra ldfte racing on TWO Fil''IFs IIt.H
81 600 10 per cent cash, balance tn suit
See Nesbitt to3 Security bldg. Usage
TERRACE DRIVE lot on Thirteenth
Viara ii,4OO.
nh crest hlgh Level lot on pavement,
JoPLING 4 OWENS
osoro 2e96 SO Mayo bldg
TWO line esst.front lots nigh terrace.
sewer paid out 1900 block North Main
q 500 each Terms, Bert Roberts. Osage
6o25.
THIS CAN'T IAsr-one acre % ground.
close IN, on north side, on pavement.
$1,000, hair cash, balance {es per
month. Call G. K Leslie room 522
Roberts Bldg Usage 72'l.i'9o,
VACANT LOT-Th.rtcenth place. Torrnce
Drive addition, near Utica, 1850. This
WI make y,Gg pretty bone site S. II
beautiful, nigh, suburban lot IN street
car line. Blackburn Brooks. 2sS Lynch
Bldr. Cedar 1853
LANDS AND FARds FOR sAiK 3;
ARKANSAS
IMPROVED north Atksnsas farms TO eI-
change for any Kind Of property.
what have your jeff Armstrong, Ash
MUST SELll-sOO acres. well Improved
2l head ~ stock farming tools; i25 an
acre. $1,000 down and balance can run
at per cent interest Immediate pos.
session. IS H. Atkinson. Berryvills
ARK
400 ACRES tmbered land, $1,000. any.
thing from city lot to lO.000-acTe
tract Write W. IL. Rowland. Harrison.
ARK.
MISSOURI
DAIRY farm OF 100 acres In hay and
pasture. u Jersey cows and all equly.
ment. win sell or rent farm. Ideal 10
ion, In Ozarhs. BOX 20 Il. h. Ava
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-03
Birthday Dinner.

Mrs. j. w. Latta and Mrs. Chas
Everett surprised Mrs. M P. Goodwin
at the home of the latter in Union
City on Jan. 29 with birthday din
ner, the Saith anniversary of the
birth of Mrs. Goodwin. The occasion
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
A bountiful luncheon was served and
those who were prevented from being
present by illness were remembered
with portions of the feast. After
spending a pleasant day all left wish
ing Mrs. Goodwin many happy birth
days to come.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-03

LIVES NEWS.

RfopOlIS, Illinois.
Bible Glass met with Mrs
1de Woody Wednesday.
The B. j. Wade interests have re.
| ceived and vaccinated some half do.
zen car loads Of hogs.
X Farmers are hauling corn in to
market Principal buyers are Claude
Bolts and Sheriff. Clemmons.
| Mrs. Mamie Phebus and Miss Ru-
by Skies were dinner guests Sunday
last with Mrs. w. Y. Pickard, Union
city.
The members of the Rives ANA
teur Orchestra were guests of DIR. and
Mrs. T. P. Callicott a few evenings
since.
! David Pruett is in Nashville where
his brother, Walter, is in hospital
with appendicitis and not expected
to live.
Miss Ola Petty is in home from a
visit to Nashville with a stop over
with kinspeople at Pineywood and
| Waverly.
Mrs. Dora Reeves, recent guest
with Mrs. T. G. Callicott, has safely
reached her destination, San Diego,
California.
We have had unusual in weather
to have the exit OF January like a
lamb and February's entrance on
same status.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Caldwell, Mrs.
T. J. Bonner and Mrs. McAdoo Harris
attended the Robt. E. Lee program
over in the county seat.
Mrs. Johnny Ellis, social visitor
the past three weeks fror1 Nashville
with Mrs. Jas. Scoggins, is en- route
home thru Princeton, KY, to visit
lkinspeople.
Miss Aletha Bonner leaves in few
days for points west on a months
recreation. While away Miss Bonner
will visit kinspcorle both in Dallas
and Fort Worth.
We are writing this the day WED
nesday) that the hard road propo-
sition is making history at the court
house, SO we leave developments to
ADLER pens than ours.
Miss Nellie Bryant, of Indianapolis,
and Mrs. Whitlock, of Chicago, are
expected guests for visit to their
mother and sister, respectively, Mes
DANES Bryant and Tom Marlin.
The basket ball team enjoyed a
trip to Halls last week. The Halls
team retains it's laurels. Our boys
go to Ridgely this afternoon for a
game tonight and tomorrow night.
Elder Dorence Woody is in from
Martin, where he acted as moderator
for a debate between Mr. Taylor, of
Martin, and Mr. Jones, OF Fulton,
Church of Christ and Baptist, respec-
lively.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Walden and M.
md Mrs. Frank {Vaden were over
near Clayton the first of the week for
he obsequies of Mrs. Andrew Wheel
er, daughter of T. J. Walden. Nine
rears, more or less, have passed since
Mrs. Wheeler left here the bride of
Ir. Wheeler. Friends here deeply
egret the passing away of so lovable
character.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-03

WANTED-Two young gentlemen
to occupy nicely furnished rooms in
private family, upstairs, south and
west exposure, bath room and fur
mace heat, with meals close by. Ad-
dress w, this office. 44-tf