The Nevada County picayune., 1918-06-06

The NoaFWanr ramIly If Faulkner county Is patriotic having thfce sons in the service Fred is now bon swain in the navy. his brother Carl is iaclv aboard 5he cruiser Des Moinos and his brother Dave is soldier in the trenches in France.
 w Edward Spencer Of Monticello, who for the past two years has been attending the New Mexico Military Institute. has written song which is creating stir in the West It is en- titled. "A Military Sport" Words and music are by young Spencer
 During the heavy rains of last week Payton Creek. in Searey county, went on a rampage and reached a stage higher than ever before reached in tho memory of the oldest inhabitants. Many farms were totally ruined by the high water. it is said.
 Thomas Mckee who recently re- turned from France. is visiting hiS mother Mrs Wisdom at Mulberry. He served four years in tho navy and recently re-enlsted but was per mitfed a furlough to allow him to visit his mother.
 Whitaker & Co. of Chicago were the successful bidders on S7n000 af six per cent bonds issued for the pu-- pose of building 145 miles of highway from the Fort Smith district limits to the Greenwood city limits
 All records for high priced straw berries were broken at Decatur recent ", when four ears were sold throuyl the Ozark Fruit Growers Association for S5 crate on track bringing thA growers S2.2fo per car.
 In spite of the pesslmistfc report concerning the peach crop there will he fair eron in the big orchards near Nashville The Johnson orchard, IT is estimated, will ship more than 800 carloads this year
 The Greenwood Coal Company has commenced work on 'evee prgnara- tory to pumping ous it's No end No. mines which wpra hadlr#feo3ed hv m overflow from Eache Gfas5e tw5 weeks ago
 WarlaHas been abandoned on tFs teet oil wcn near E5sEyl'e and fNn eassns Haa haeR nRaea + requires fanr months fo sink 'he MI | E e+13 another vr'i MI Ie -gpk naa Na#aaga#
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 1Bed#fo CH.#st ren other cars aave bssa Mpn@3 s'naa=fhe first ot May.
 Tn HHn=vle Milling Company ts bu-v produ#ae i've eaflaaas of aeaF nffeh ft H.,s contracted to #ell 70 s1e government far shipment to Fransa Tto amount is alou' i110o1 pounds.
 T. ?. Dunn. formerly editor of taa N7rmadufc Crcklor. who now makes l his home at TairstoNn, No was mar r'rd few days ago to Nrs NLca Naunin of uarrisonvillo Me !
 l l M Neta@r cashier nf-tAe bank ot Black Rock. ha- .hrco brothers all l If whom are cashiers If hfnk- Ono brother is 9t RaeFj'la. one at= Even ing Shade and one at Hardy W F Hu tho veteran blacksmith as nuck Range. Is SD years ef aae and Ims been working at his trade for e wars. He does fa'l six days ot work each week and in addition to this he walks two miles every dav for his mail
 The district meeting of the Epwor'h League and Sunday school of fhe Ark adalphia district of the Methodist church. which was to have been held at Malvern the first week in June. has been postponed until June l4.
 Mrs. II. C. Collins of Mineral Springs has just received a commn- nicaton from her mother stating that her brother, Earl Long, was on the , ill-fated steamer Cyclops. which has been missing since March 13 an} winch is believed to have been lost with all hands.
 At a sale held by the Murfreesborc Red Cross Chapter, s205 was realize, l from tha sale of articles donated On