The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-05


 ty will form a program, and entertain with d rally.
 An offer to take the entire half nii- liondollar issue required for the coL- strpction of the proposed bridge across the Arkansas river at the foot of Garrison avenue at Fort Smith was made by l. II. Nakdimen, on behalf of the City National Bank, of winch he is president.
 Mrs r. NJ Garvin of Harrison or the Woman's Council of Defense ts compiling a record of every soIdle" from Boone county She Is reqaest- ing the families of the boys 10 send photographs, newspaper clippings, short biography or letters of unusual interest.
 J Lewis Cook. superintendent of the Ozark Manganese Company. from Duluth. Minn. has closed a deal for q large tract of land for mineral pUr- poses and will begin the operation of the same at an early date
 The ladies of the Wynne Red Crcss have established canteen at the Wynne aviation landing field Cool ing drinks and ices and other refresh ments will be served the aylators vino land there.
 Six Wynne young ladies have vol untcered as Red Cross nurses. They are Misses Fife Echols, Hazel Gun ningham, Grace Moorlock. Laura Hughes, Gotha Cook and Nonnie Ray.
 4 total of 1000 cattle were dipped ill Franklin county last week Seven carloads were shipped from Ozark and Il carloads from Charleston dug ing the month. The shipments were to St Louis and Kansas City.
 Isaac Mcclellan, a negro who died near Kerr recently, is said 10 have been 130 years of age. The negro claimed to have been born January 22, l7SS.
 The Christian church building al Coal Hill was lifted from it's foanda- tion and was nearly turned oyer by d high wind recently. An effort will be made to place if hack.
 Volunteer labor, aided by the eoun- ty roud making machine. loaned hF County Judge W. F. Tate of Ca:a- den, k building q clay and sand rcd through Red Hal township.
 Tbe Omaha Canning Company has started ifs factory and is working on thr frst of the tomato crop. Tn q few days the vines will afford enough ] tomatoes to run steadily.
 The Farmers and Merchants Na- tional Bank If Benton has ben ,s- sud charter bF the comptroller o. thr gnrr6uey Tha ne8 bank is eap- taiagd at Se5o0oo
 The caaatorp- crop ot Ifmast=ad euHY hsaaajt mere money th.s EaH tHa n auE presIaus E=at- Man aee4ers nettd uato t.Gp $247 pr acre trea ta.s crop FHnH H udaon has sold .a plant af he EaelaHa Courier 10 br x. r. . f.1eh=of psrry,llla Dr. La.s.57 rltnf i aae d. tfos51 t1 fire s.YsEaI Weg1s ago
 ] Tho Ptego.t a.eh and grammar seaeola vi1l open for tae 1s1S1S tae@ If eHsat months on @euiV, s pteweee tf.
 Naeed#5oa are noW ter. made in Ga.syt1.o for tAo purchase o1 l. @p6 acres upon which to pre Teet lat aIf aHd#eas.
 Boone eaunty's new sa5aoo poor hou#e building has ben completed md#rHned# over 10 tle oaWu.ss.ea- ] er=. VHo accepted lt.
 Tla Rer N s SWna#. eeareyl #-, i vtH hegn 3 revival u., tng at }Ae E.sst aftbaI=t Ghatea # Harrison l September F
 Traffic r5ets Nav# N57 5u ,alleG on tae main stre.I@ of @aro=yill..
 Deer are reported to h. plentiful in Mississippi ceunR th,s yrar.
 pafid X Eradham of Warren hls been 9eappo.nted hy the governor IS a member of the state Baard of Edu eaton Nr Rradham Is an attorney