The Monticellonian., 1917-07-26

ilon IS that these supposed agents CT peddlers are labor agents from the North, and he advises plantation ow:- CTS to warn them that they will be arrested and prosecuted if they at tempt 10 spread dissatisfaction among the laborers in Chicot county.
 Mrs Robert Mosby of Batesville has performed feat that no other woman in this section has attempted While at the bar above Batesville, Mrs. Mosby swan across White river and back The river is very swift at this point Very few men undertake to swim the river at this point and re- turn.
 Lepanto. t2 miles northwest O. Marked Tree, has organized an inn provement district and contract for digging an artesian well. and putting in a water and sewerage system will be let soon AS soon as this project is completed asphalt walks will prob ably be constructed.
 A force of carpenters is al work al the Mountain Home college now mak. ing repairs and improvements in both the main building and the dor mitory They expect to have #the work all completed by the time the fall and winter session opens.
 Workmen are laying the eondn,ts for wires to furnish electricity for the new white way lamps to be erected on East Second avenue ard Elm street at Hope. The poles wilt be installed as soon as connections can be made.
 Clarence R. Tunnels Of Monticello. Drew county. walked from his home to Pine Bluff to enlist in the army. He intended to walk 10 Little Rock. but upon his arrival here learned that there was d recruiting office here and he at once enlisted.
 Dr w T. Lowe of Pine Bluff has re- ceived message from Mai. C. II. Connor, head of the American Red Cross Society in Washington. asking him if he could go to Rumania at once. Dr. Lowe replied that he could and is awaiting instructions.
 Fate Paul, who lived three miles east of Harrison. while returning from a visit to one of his neighbors. was almost instantly killed The mule he was riding threw him and kicked him in the head.
 Word was received from the Raw Paving Company by Guy w Cobb, engineer for the paving district. that the machinery 10 be used in putting inNl- the 15 miles of paving in Jones' bord lad been shipped
 P Jones had his right arm so bad 3acerated in saw while run rin stave mill on Mulberry creek in lker township. near Ozark. that 1t Il 10 be amputated between the elbd land shoulder.
 IT Ter H. Phillips of Sidney. who brother was killed in France taAnt&lf the British army, has enlist. ed in the Arkansas National Guard.
 The Moline Lumber Company of Camden. charged with failing to dip cattle as required by law, agreed to obey the law and the case was dis missed on payment of costs.
 Dr D. o. Bridgeforth of Forrest City has been notified of his appoint ment as first lieutenant in the Unit ed States Medical Reserve Corps.
 Since the first of last April, i2 young men of Mammoth Spring have enlisted in the American army or the navy Six of them are now with Pershing's army in France.
 The Missouri Pacific railroad Is eIttLIlE uIlCh utpOL at fiIft- merville It will cost 5000 and will be completed in few days. The Baxter Bulletin says Mrs. Will son of Mountain Home has large white rabbit which roams the streets of that village and holds it's own against any dog in the town. It has run off more than one dog and can now go about unmolested.
 A campaign is being carried OH at Philadelphia by the trustees of Brown College in an effort to raise $35.O00 in that city for the college to help pay off it's indebted ness.