in Newport Saturday. 1118
Miss Beulah Baird of Bentos!
'ville, who has been visiting in
Swifton for the past week, re
turned to Newport Tuesday ev
ening, before returning home.
A. N. Inmann sold his stock of
goods to a prominent man of
Swifton, namely Mr. Dave Rid
ens.
Mrs. T. M. Rorex was shop
ping in Newport Saturday.
Mr. E. C. Toler has been
transferred to the station here.
He is to occupy the residence of
R. J. Nesbitt, the former agent.
Roy Moon made a flying trip
to Tuckerman Friday.
• Dame Rumor has it that we
are to have two more weddings
soon and if rumor has judged
correctly the grooms to be are a
prominent young merchant and
a railroad man of Swifton.
P, H. Van Dyke of Newport
visited Swifton Saturday.
Swifton regrets very much to
Have to give up one of her best
families, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Nesbitt and family, who left
Tuesday night to visit the for
mer’s father of Cushman. Af
ter visiting there they will go
to Texas, where they will make
their future home. Mr. Nesbit
served us here as station agent
six years.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nicholson
are the proud parents of a big
boy who arrived at their home
Friday night.
J. M. Glass made a business
trip to Newport Saturday.
A revival meeting is being
held at the Christian church by
an evangelist from Laurel Creek,
Kentucky.
The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E.
church met with Mrs. Eva Har
ris Thursday.
Grandfather Wiles is on the
nick list. —.
if? TtUVT'Vander C. McCaffery is
j attending M. E. conference at
jBlytheville. We are certainly
| anxious to learn that he will be
returned to us for another year.
Miss Gladys Carlin of Alicia
Carlin-Crane wedding
wn. Saturday night to at
accompanied home by
in, Mi&fcClaudia Smith.
Mullen returned to
after being
on the farm
r Minturn for several weeks,
were two wagons of ap
at were grown in Searcy
in our town last week,
dmother Bush went to
Friday morning to vis
Mrs. E. C. Wa
ice Moon came
' The meeting at the Christian
church was closed Sunday night
with two additions. Much good
was done.
We were glad indeed to learn
' that Rev. Vander T. McCaffery
will be the Methodist pastor the
coming year.
The nimrods of Swifton, J. C.
Smith and Erwin Bush, were out
hunting Tuesday and came home
with thirty birds.
J. H. Carlin made a flying trip
to our little town Tuesday.
Jeff Davis delivered a very in
teresting discourse here on
Tuesday evening to a large au
dience.
Master John Wooley of Alicia
has come to Swifton to enter the
public school. He is to make his
home with Mrs. Justus.
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Among the social events
planned for the holidays is a
play given by Miss Lucy Lind
'ley, “The Model Wife” and sev
eral musical numbers. It will
be given at the Masonic hall
(Monday night, Dec. 18. The
proceeds will be used for the
benefit of the choir of the Meth
odist church.
Mrs. K. K. Kimberlin return
ed Monday from Hot Springs,
where she accompanied the doc
tor from Memphis to that city.
She repoi
rbeffeK
| Mrs. Harry Dowell of New
port spent Tuesday with her fa
ther at this place.
Rev. Brown of Charlotte, Ark.
will fill the pulpit at the Baptist
[ church on Friday night, Dec. 15.
[Everybody come and here the
(silver-tongued orator.
! Mrs. Dora Stout of this place
left-Tuesday for Cave City,
‘where she goes to spend a few
‘ days with her brother, who lives
in that little city.
J. W. Lindley of Kenyon was
in town Tuesday en route to St.
! Louis with several cars of cat
tle and hogs.
| F. J. Harrison spent several
days last week in Piedmont, Mo.
on business.
I News has been received at
this place that Mrs. Burt Eaton
is.,not expected to live but a
e,
, son of Roe Tims is
his home with pneu
jcerman’s best bus
ordered a large
itends to set the
ran street forj
started he
^Tuesday
ings by Mrs. C. E. Harrison, 2
JMrs. Joe Graham and Miss Lu
cy Lindley and Mrs. Bogle and 2
several pieces by the little folks. 2
The choir furnished the music 2
for the occasion. They added 2
several new members to the or- ft
der and adopted state-wide pro- 8
hibition in their platform.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Heard of 8
Newport spent Saturday night a
and Sunday with Mrs. J, C. a
Cook at this place. Mrs. Heard ft
is Mrs. Cook’s twin sister. o
Village Creek Camp, No. 115, g
Woodmen of the World, will g
meet m can session, inursaay y
night, December 21st for the g
purpose of transacting any bus- g
iness that may come before it Q
for consideration. Among oth- g
er things, the annual election of g
officers for the ensuing year will g
be held and an Amendment to g
the By-Laws of the Camp yvill g
be voted upon. All members g
are requested to be present. g
Fraternally, g
W. M. Tims, C. C. g
W. M. Shaver, Clerk. g
Prof. E. R. Williamson went g
to Newport Saturday on busi- d
ness. ■
•“ 'Lee '1'ims is reported very ill |
with pneumonia. We hope he i
will recover soon. j
Luther Juda and family of >
Carouthersville, Mo., who have >
been visiting relatives of this jj
place, went to Cave City Monday >
to visit relatives. jj
J. D. Tims of Jacksonville, jj
Tenn., is here visiting relatives, jj
A. R. Anderson, who has been jj
sick for several days is reported jj
some better at this writing. jj
Will Biggers went to Newport jj
Monday. I
Tom Graham went to New- c
port Monday on business. c
Cal Biggers and wife were C
snoppmg in Newport ivionaay. g
J. W. Lindley shipped two g
cars of hogs to St. Louis Tues- g
day. jj
Don Whitlock happened to a g
severe accident Friday evening g
while out hunting by getting g
one of his eyes shot out. He g
was carried to Little Rock on g
No. 3 for treatment. g
Smith-LaForge Pharmacy g
are moving their stock of drugs g
into the L. D. Smith new build- g
ing. , 0
Will Claim Reward. j|
Officer V. Eaton carried his jj
prisoner, John Stancel to Little ]|
Thursday morning to de- <|
r him into the custody of jj
e penitentiary authorities, Ij
he must complete his Ij
Officer Eaton will claim jj
reward offered by the jj
of the horse, which the jj
had stolen. jjj
Cutters Wanted. ' j j
oak, hickory, gum and jj
11 scale in the woods if; jj!
over one pay day. Also j;!
teams. !j|
of houses for laborers.
Gierich, Auvergne, Ark. c!
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The Great Am
‘What to Get l
Is easily solvi
We have spent days an
buying and getting ready t<
stock of THINGS THAT Ml
everything is ready, it is w
pride that we ask you to c<
this effort we have put fortl
Goods for men that would ex
tinctiveness any that ftdd ev
Don’t you think you had bei
by coming here to buy Chris
relatives and friends?
j of use and pleasure for many months to come. Your 1
> thoughtfulness In getting him something he would htl|ft||ji
[ to buy any way, is sure to be especially appreciated.
Suggestions:
HOUSECOATS
HOUSE SLIPPERS
BENJAMIN OVERCOATS
PAJAMAS
TRAVELING BAGS
UMBRELLAS
DRESS GLOVES
COLLAR BAGS
LINEN’KERCHIEFS
SILK’KERCHIEFS
KEISER NECKWEAR
CLAPP & REGAL SHOES
KNOX SILK HATS
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
ONYX SILK HOSIERY
LONDON SLIP-ON COATS
BATH ROBES
FANCY WAISTCOATS
BENJAMIN SUITS
NIGHT ROBES
SUITCASES ... , e.v '
CANES n
AUTOMOBILE GLOVES
LEATHER TRAVELING SETS
BRADLEY KNIT SCARFS
SOFT AND STIFF HATS
COAT SWEATERS
SILK SUSPENDERS
MENTOR UNION SUITS v
CROWN TROUSERS
AH Christmas Goods Attractively Boxed. Do your Christ
mas Shoping Early.
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