The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-08
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 The Arkansas Loan anG Mortgage company has been organized at Fl GOO.
 The two-year-old daughter of Ed Patterhof of Point de Luce fell into an open fireplace and was burned to death
 c. R. Hito of Newport sold 5,200 acres of timber land in the eastern part of Jackson county, the price paid being $36,0O0.
 The Methodist people of Pocahon- tas have let the contract to Oscar M. Williams of Corning fol the eree- tion of a new church edifice
 The Citizens bank, recently organ. ized at Stuttgart with a capital stock of $100,000, has commenced business under favorable circumstances.
 The Clay county equalization board during a recent meeting at Corning raised the valuation of farm and oth. CT lands 10 per cent and town lots from 10 to p per cent.
 E. l.. Walker was indicted at Hot Springs for murder in the first de. gree for the killing of Will McDan. iel. Ante-mortem statements by Me. Daniel were used as evidence.
 hA of bo vile Interurban company recently held a meeting at Bentonville for the purpose of arranging for the liquida- tion of the indebtedness of the com pany.
 An order of the postal department, effective October 1, abolished the star route from Quitman to Green brier, and the same territory will now be served by rural route from Quitman.
 Governor Donaghey has granted a prociamation of pardon in the case of Jack Hart, convicted in Pulaski county on the charge of forgery and sentenced to two years in the peni-
 
 tentiary
 A son of Tandy Wagoner of Charleston had one leg broken and the other one badly bruised when schoolmates placed the boy upon the running gear of an old wagon and ran it against a tree.
 MT. and Mrs. C. C. Carter of Car lisle celebrated their golden wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Hebard. A family reunion of all their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren was held.
 Otto Cullins and Cleveland flaw kins, employees of Ford's sawmill near Plainview, were seriously injured re- gently by several pieces of heavy timber falling upon them. Both were gashed. in the head, bruised about their bodies and several bones in Hawkins hand were broken
 The Agee Wagon factory, the Fl Dorado Foundry and Machine shops, the Williams Novelty works, the Newport Slave company and the Ell Dorado Brick plant, all newly in- stalled enterprises in El Dorado, are running full time and full handed, and are proving paying investments for the stockholders
 Judge M. H. Baird of Russellville has just completed a trip securing data with which to finish the ginner's report of Pope county. He reports that up to the latter part of Septem- Der 3,077 bales were ginned, against 2,130 last year, and estimates that the crop in this county will be lit. tie over half.
 Newt Bledsoe was killed at Haynes by his stepson, Horace Christian, who struck him over the head with a wagon yoke. Ten years ago Bled- soc killed Christians uncle, and was sent to the penitentiary, but par doned.
 Arthur Goodson, colored, was held without bail by the grand jury at Poeahontas for the murder of Fred Sevier, white man, at Ol3ean Au- gust 2S. Sevier lived at Richwoods, O., and Goodson at Camden, this state. The evidence is circumstan- tial.
 Iron Mountain engineers have sur veyed the depot grounds at Arkadel- phia, with the view of building a new depot to replace the one recent ly destroyed by fire. The company has already erected a cotton plat form for temporary use.
 Mrs. Ernest Sullins of Jonesboro swallowed quantity of broken glass and for several hours was in a criti- cal condition. Mrs. Sullins had open ed a jar of preserves and in doing so small particles of the glass fell into the contents of the jar unob- served by by hefi.
 Cotton has been pouring into Mena by every road and ginning has been in progress night and day. The re- ceipts are far greater than they were at this time last year. The price has been upward, ranging from 12 to 13 cents.
 A contract has been closed with the management of the Capital thea ter in Little Rock for the use of that building to accommodate the dele gates to the conference for educa- ton in the south, which is to be held in the capital city April 6, and 8, 1910.