Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-07-30

acts as magnet Lightning plays more pranks and strikes more places there than in all the rest of the town combined
 An unknown woman stole the horse and buggy belonging to N. o. Polk, Crawford county farmer. The man left the animal tied on street in Fort Smith and the woman climbed into the buggy and drove into Oklahoma. The body Of Charles Jones was found in cellar at Hot Springs. It is not known what caused his death,
 Several Brinkley men have been appointed on a committee to devise ways and means of building a Smile stretch of the Gross State Highway" While attempting to walk beneath the end of a see-saw, Vernon Ridley, 12 years old, of Newport, was struck on the head and badly injured nail dn the plank cut a gash in the boys head.
 The first car of peaches was shipped from Russellvile last week
 
 Greene county roads are being inn proved by the use of oil tractors and graders
 While playing with .33.caliber auto, matic revolver the 1t-year-old son of r. J. Johns, accidentally shot himself through the leg just above the knee.
 
 -Citizens Of Ozark and residents on all roads leading from that city to White Oak church are preparing to join in repairing highways of this county. /:
 The International Federation of Christian Workers have completed ar engagements for big convention to be held in Siloam Springs July to 20. The convention will be undenomina- sional
 The two government lots on which the Newport postoffice building will be erected have been cleaned and electric lights will be installed and benches placed on the lots. The lots will be made into 9 park until the postoffice' building is erected.
 
 The school census of Beifonte has Fbeen completed and shows an increase of 10 per cent over last year There are 316 children between the ages of $ and 21 years.
 Mrs. Willie P. Phippin filed suit for divorce at Bentonville against Rev. William P. Pippin, Methodist minis ter, who is confined in jail at Benton vile, awaiting the action of the grand jury on charges of forgery lodged against him by persons who attended Phippin's revival meetings at Gar field. the home of the bride.
 The dipping of cattle at the vat near Batesville is unlike that of some months ago, when beiligerent cattle owners stood guard ever their cattle and defied any man to look like he wanted to dip one of them. The sen timent has changed. Farmers who own cattle arc now willing and even anxious to have their cattle dipped, and the fever tick is fast disappearing from this section.
 The Frisco railroad has agreed to use the 2-cent rate
 Seventh Day Adventists, holding their state encampment at Van Buren, elected the following officers Presi- dent, J. w. Norwood Fayetteville; secretary, c. J. Dart, w. E. Bax ter Fort Smith; c. C. Jenks, Hot Springs; c. J. Dart and J. H. Smith, Fayetteville; secretary Sabbath schools. Mrs. J. w. Norwood.
 Governor Futrell has offered a re. ward cf $1,0oO for the arrest and re- turn to this state of W. W. Hurst, former president of the defunct Val ley Savings Bank of Argenta and the
 
 pany of Little Rock. It is charged that Hurst. as an officer of the bank, is crimiualiy liable because of deposits being received at the tank after that institution was known to be iasolvent.
 
 Children living ia the vicinity of Twonty-first and Spring street. Little Reel, gave penny circus" which netted S3.25 for the Battleship Arkan. sas silver service fund.
  An. Iron Mountain accommodation train WAS fired upon two miles north of Ozark by some unknown man who used shotgun. The charge of shot crashed through a window and wound ed Lester Lick, a coal miner, of Jenny Lind, Ark. He was struck in the arm, but was not badly injured.