The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1909-04-09

of Rev. Mcconnell, noted evangelist
from Texas.
Go get your spring hat where you
can get it made and trimmed to suit
you. Mrs. Alexander, shop al resi-
dence, Newark.
Easter Services will be held at the
Baptist church next Sunday, an ex-
cellent program having been arranged
for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Burns of Sui
phur Rock were passengers up the
road Saturday night en- route home
from visit to Hot Springs.
Magness Bros. have an up-to-date
line of fine spring and summer dress
goods, and white waistings, which they
are selling at a. very low price.
Opening every day in the season, is
the opening of nice up-to-date ladies
and children's hats at Mrs. Alexand-
er's, shop at residence, Newark.
If you want to buy or sell property
of any kind, talk or write to the Hem
derson Real Estate Co., Newark, Ark.
Office in Merchant & Planters Bank.
Interest in the Sunday school at the
Christrian church is increasing and
the school is growing rapidly. Eleven
new members were added last Sunday
Two thousand bushels good corn
for sale at 80 cents per bushel cash, or
81 per bushel on credit with approved
security. Adams Bros, Newark, Ark.
l do my own trimming and have no
rent or clerk hire to pay, is the reason
hats SO much cheaper than my com
| petitors. Mrs. Alexander, Newark.
DR.. J. NJ. Hooper and family who
have made their home at Ennis. Tex,
for several years, have returned to
their old home at Salado and will
again become citizens of independence
county.
Rev. c. L. Castleberry, of Para
gould, former pastor of the Metho-
dist church at this place, spent a few
days at Batesville and Sulphur Rock
this week, looking after some business
matters.
Rev. Joe Ramsey, the blind boy
preacher, is at Searey holding great
meeting in the Methodist church. He
is said to be prodigy as to pulpit
oratory and his familiarity with the
scriptures.
Robert Pearce of Oil Trough sold
twelve-months-old hog in town We'd
nesday which weighed 415 pounds. It
pays to raise such hogs as that. The
Newark Lumber Company were the
purchasers.
The Progress announces that Calico
| Rock is to have a commercial college
which will open its doors by the first
of July. Plans have been drawn for
building, which is to be completed
by that time.
Flat Rock church in the south part
of Cave City was destroyed by fire
Monday afternoon. The church was
one of the oldest buildings in Cave
City, having been erected in 1877. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
Easter services at the Methodist
church next Sunday, and collection
will be taken for the Methodist church
at Brinkley, which was destroyed by
the cyclone not long ago. Remember
the Golden Rule, and act accordingly.
An all-day singing convention will
be held at Macedonia the second Sun
day in this month, which is next Sun
day These old-time singing conven
tions were held frequently last summer
and proved very popular. A pleasant
day is in store for those who attend
A company of Arkansas State Guard
was organized at Batesville Saturday
night, with Will Barter as captain;
Guy Martin, first lieutenant, and
Morris Bone second lieutenant APP
plication has been made for commits
sioning the company and for uniforms,
etc
Several of her friends recently pre-
scented Mrs. j. NJ. Walker with a
handsome quilt which they made for