Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-10-24

practically been reached on both Car roll County Road District No. and Seyier County Road District No. 1.
 The commission sent out plans for two roads, one macadam road five miles long in Poinsett county, to cost s28.000, and the other a road in Con- way county from Morrilton to the Van Buren county line, a distance of 32 miles, the estimated cost of which is $5S,00O
 The commissioners of the Cache River Drainage District, embracing portions of Lawrence Craighead and Jackson counties, have filed their re- port in the Craighead County Circuit Court, with November 3 as the day set for hearing the assessments. This district covers nearly 15.000 acres along Willow Creek in the eastern part of Glass and Bird townships.
 The Executive Committee of the Arkansas Swine Breeders Associa- tion, at a melting decided to hold it's annual meeting in Little Rock Feb ruary 5 and 6, in conjunction with the annual meetings of the Southern Cattlemen's Association and the Ark ansas Stock Growers Association, both of which will be in session here on those dates.
 More than 400 Batesville school children were placed on the honor rolls of the city schools last month. They were to be neither absent nor tardy during the entire month and had an average of go per cent in daily standing and 90 per cent in deport- ment
 Miss Maud crandalI one of the grade teachers in the schools at Earle. has resigned to accept gov ernment position in the Agricultural Department at Washington. Miss Irene Crouch will succeed her.
 It has been decided at Batesville to reorganize the home guard of lnde- pendence county under the plan of the adiutant general. An effort will be made to get every able-bodied cit izen in the county to enroll.
 Mrs. C. w Yaney of Paroquet rais- ed this season on one and one-thirds acres, $40 worth of onions with market value of $2 a bushel This crop was grown on land worth about $35 per acre..
 Under auspices of the Texarkana Chamber of Commerce, Texa9kana will have fair next month which promises to be one of the largest and best ever held here. The dates are November 26, 27 and 2S.
 Forty-eight Shorthorn cattle were sold at auction at Fayetteville by the Northwest Arkansas ShoIthcrn Breeders Association for total of S7S76. The highest price was $500 and the lowest $100.
 J. H. Davis, formerly of England, Lonoke county. has purchased from Col. q. A. A. Deane of Little Rock his summer home and 20 acres Of land on Nanitou mountain, five miles west of Ozark.
 That Ouachita county will be prac- tically free of cattle ticks by Decem- Der is the prediction of J. R. Done gan of Stephens, who has charge of the cattle dipping in several town ships of the county.
 A woman ticket collector is em. p7oyed on the Poeahontas branch Of the Frisco. She wears a cap deco rated with gold band, a blue serge suit and brass buttons.
 ". T. Hicks of Quitman has cali which has hair growing on it's eye balls The hair oil the eyeballs is as thick and long as elsewhere on, the calfs head.
 The high school bank at Batesville has been receiving a great deal of encouragement here since it's open ing. On last Friday the deposits were more than $50.
 ] The students of the Philadelphia rrf