The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1915-10-08


March. He said that the people at
Dekalb and New Boston and other Dor
tons of the west end of the county
are anxious for an immediate election.
but that political conditions in Tex
arkana are SO complicated that it
would no. be wise to bring up tho H.
Quor issue until other questions are
settled.
DIR. Harry W. Crane, instructor of
psychology in Ohio State University,
and representative of the Nnited
States Eugenic Record Office, arrived
in Little Rock 10 begin a survey Of tho
conditions and needs of the feeble
minced in Arkansas
The rice growers of Harrisburg
have had excellent weather for mar
vesting and threshing their rice. Tlm
grain is in fine shape and the yield
has been very good. The rice crop of
this county will bring about $40U,O0O
to the county.
no OoHNdy CClOOl anu OFSkJ NYuD
decided upon October 81 and % as The
dates for the annual street and school
carnival. The proceeds win be used
in identifying the public square
Anna, the 12year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ T. Whitaker OF EIur-
risburg, was operated upon Tor hck-
jaw by specialist in Chicago recent
ly. The operation was successful
The hand of small child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Griffin of Wesspn
was mangled by the explosion of a dy-
Mantle cap with which the Child was
playing.
Eight years after he had left her, al
though he remained in the community.
negress living near Van Buren, hal
her husband arrested for desertion. He
was fined $50 and costs.
A man believed to be links StarRng.
notorious bank and postoffice rpbber.
wanted at Springfield and Willow
Springs. Mo, is under arrest at Van
Buren,.
c. c. Johnson of Wilburn owns
copy of the Sugar Loaf Leader, 6ste1
April, 1898. The town then called Stl-
gar Loaf is now known as Tset.er
Springs.
Capitalists from Shreveport, La.
and Pittsburgh, Pa, are at Waldron m
stalling a derrick preparatory TO drill
ling for oil on Jones' creek.
Judging by the amount Of seed oafs
being sold, the Pangburn vicinity viii
oats in its history.
The Monticello Advance fssueil n
Southeast Arkansas Fair Dliationp or
60 pages, which was a very oreditable
newspaper effort.
Reports from the various counties in
south Arkansas indicate that demon
sration work of all kinds is gaining
great Roadway.
More than 500 people have signed a
petition asking for primary to de-
eide the postmastership of Ell Dorado.
The marshal Of Harrisburg has been
dismissed as part OF retrenchmeDt
policy instituted by the Town Council.
Hot Springs merchants are eyiienc-
ing considerable interest in promoting
a dress up" week for that city.
England papers are carrying ads tor
a horse high school" where horues
are taught to saddle and drive
The feasibility of municipal cleo
trio light plant is being considered BY
the City Council of Mansfield.
Nonsubscribers who talk over =
neighbours telephone at Cotter must
pay 5 cents per conversation.
Malvern is expecting work to start
soon upon new depot for that cIfy. Is
Several hundred farmers II the
counties north Of COtter on The Wnlke
river division, who have large screa6en
in tomatoes. are rushing their Orop q
the canning factories at Crane, 0a1Gua.
Branson. Hurley and Quail Spur. - (
race to get the bulk Of their crope n
before frost.
Or. N. NJ. Norton has awardeo The
contract for q sanitarium on "a lake
front - Lake Village. The huf1dlns
will cost sfo.0o0 and accommodate ao
patients