i SHORT ORDERS
j AND NIGHT
! in the big double room of the Star Restaurant.
I Your patronage solicited.
W. M. PRICE,
| Proprietor and Manager.
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Swifton.
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family extend sympathy to
them in the loss of their 15-year
old son, whose death occurred
this week.
Dan Nicholson of Batesville
is a Swifton visitor this week.
Mr. Painter, a drummer was
in Swifton Tuesday.
Mr. Hannagan was a Swifton
visitor Tuesday.
School began on Jan. 1 in full
blast for a continuation of five
months.
Miss Bernice Moon returned
to Searcy, where she will reen
ter college . We regret very
much to have her return but
are glad to know that she will
spend the following summer in
our town.
Will Price has gone to St.
Louis to visit his mother, Mrs.
Julia Rouse.
Dr. R. W. Toler made a flying
trip to Newport Tuesday.
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GOOD MORNING HAVE YOU SEEN
our unrivalled display of high class groceries yet? If
not you are missing a tr eat which you should hasten to
enjoy at once.
THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN O UR GROCERIES
declare that for class and quality, for values that are real
and not fictitious, they have never seen the equal of our
offering. Come today if you possibly can.
R. J. Wise Grocer Co
Where*. Eetsy Ross and Blue Mountain Can Goods Are
Sold—-None Better
Thompson Building Corner Laurel and Front Streets
Listen!
You make
happiness for
yourself vhen
you make
others happy
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45 Steps From th?" Depot to Where You Can Buy Something
For Your Friends For Christmas.
Then buy one of our all wool suits and overcoats for yourself.'
Gg the holidays.
i more to ,buy good goods—that is the
convince you and it costs nothing to
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l'ownsnip ana owing to tne sick
ness of his wife, was kept at
home during the canvass and
did not get to make the rounds
of the county. However, with
all these handicaps, he was not
far behind the winner and out
side of the vote secured by Mr.
Poer, also of Bird, in that town
ship, he hardly lost a vote in
in that big sub-division of Jack
son.
Mr. Tims is at present a mem
ber of the school board in Tuck
erman special district and no
resident of that township is
held in higher esteem by the
people of Bird than Roe Tims
as he is called by his friends and
neighbors.
He has been successful as a
farmer and his industry, hones
ty and capability are attested
to by all who know him. He is
fair and impartial, as well as a
good judge of property valua
tions. He has all the requisites
of a good assessor and the
character and backbone to do
what is right and stand squarely
behind it.
The Independent takes pleas
ure in announcing Mr. Tims’
candidacy and in urging the fair
consideration of his claims.
Sneeze Caused Man
To Swallow Pin.
A. H. Price, traveling out of
Little Rock for the Gay Oil
Company, while staying at Verd
Eton’s home Wednesday night
happened to an unusual accident
that has for the time destroyed
his peace of mind and caused his
hurried departure next morning
for one of the hospitals of the
capital city.
Mr. Price had a pin in his
mouth,which he had bent consid
erably when a sudden sneeze
came upon him, causing him to
swallow the pin and giving him
a scare that meant no sleep for
the night.
Mrs. C. R. Gray of Newport
was in the city Tuesday, en route
home from Cave City, where she
has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Dona Meacham. — Bates
ville Buard.
Miss Laura McMullen will
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leave rnuay iui nex uumc m
Cotton Plant, Ark., and will
leave Sunday for Arkadelphia
J. W. Lu
s of Village,
lere today
le’s Little Liver Pills
Drug Store. 09btf
Irink served in a shin
ed glass\at Dutton’s fountain.
30b7t
For Sale—livery barn, horses,
rigs and outfit complete.—Adam
Miller, Tuckerman, Ark. 21blm
Mrs. R. L. Bennett and chil
dren, after a very pleasant vis
it to Mrs. T. J. Watson and fam
ily, left this morning on No. 7
for their home in Paris, Texas.
Delicious hot chocolate with
whipped cream at Dutton’s
fountain. 30b7t
All kinds of imported and do
mestic fruits at Bowen’s Cash
Store.
For Sale, lease or rent—80
acres of land near Nuckoll’s
Switch. Good house and barn,
also about 15 acres in cultiva
tion. See L. L. Bowen. 32btf
Do drop in at “The Dew Drop
Inn” if you want the best in
fresh fruits, cold drinks and ci
gars. We keep them, but we
want you to enjoy them.—F. A.
Lane, Manager, 5021/2 Front
street, next door to Commercial
hotel. 18btf.
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Mrs. Burkhalter, who for the
past year has been living in the
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country, has moved back to
1 town.
j J. C. Cook, Jr., of Augusta
: and his brother Charles, of Sear
cy, have been spending a few
days in town with their father.
I P. A. Conditt, who has a posi
i tion with the Iron Mountain at
this place, has moved his family
y
to town.
C. D. Johnson, who for the
| past year, has been with the
j firm of Lindley and Guiltner,
! has resigned his position and
moved back to the country.
Mrs. Dock Rorex of Swifton
is visiting friends and relatives
I in our town this week,
j The play given by the Wood
! man Circle was a success as
they realized $55 for their trou
ble. ,
Miss Willie Penix started her
school at the White school
house Monday.
Miss Eula Churchman, who
has been spending the holidays
j in the capital city, returned
home Sunday.
| Mrs G. W. McCluen returned
home Saturday from St. Louis,
where she has been spending
Christmas with'
E. V. Holt leL
Mineral Wells, 11
will spend a few
wife, who is in that
health. i
Smith-LaForge Di
moved into one of tl
the new Smith buildif
Hudson Drug Compa
located in the old
Forge stand. Tucken
of having two of j
drug stores in the
Miss Vertie Hurlj
teaching at Diaz,
idays at home, ret
work Monday me
Miss Ida Do\
tending Gallowaj
the Holidays
Grack Smit
the John xs
A. J. Ge
the holidaj
County
Shaver ri
day fro
had bee
ers’ Ass:
meeting
in the s