The Nevada County picayune., 1919-12-25

Little Rock-The good roads bureau Of the Little Board of Commerce has adopted resolution urging the inclu- sion of clause il all highway i'm provcment bills cenacted providing for ia additional 10 per cent assessment to run during the life of the road bonds, the revenues to be used solely for maintenance.
 cettor-School District No in Ma ron county has about the incest rural school in North Ceentrai Arkansas. Tho ] building was constructed from cobble- stones and has just been completed. As stone i5 plentiful in this section the building did not cost any more than substantial frame structure would have cost
 Bentonville-C. R. Craig, a localcap italist, recently purchased Hotel Mas sey and furnishings for $20,000. The building begun by Robert L. Massey, was completed 10 years ago under the direction of N. J. Doke, administrator Of the Massey estate, at cost of $40, 600.
 Clarksyino=Th cornerstone of the new Presbyterian church, which will cost over $l00000 has just been laid and vort. is being pushed to eompIe- ton az fat as 20 #en can dc the worK. Rev Eihert Hefner, the local pastor, isvery much pleased with the progress beng made on the church
 Construction eff two of the highways leading out of Mena will be continued although Che legislative acts providing for construction Of Che roads were hltd unconstitutional by the su- prcme court,
 Texarfaua.= The government =efn. ners. report shows q total of 7,53t bales Aiaued in Miller county lip u December 1. as compared NitA a total of 9.9G3 b1los sinned up to the same date last year.
 Hentonelle- The BeHtonyille school beard, Of which Circuit Judge N. \. Dickson is president and James R. Craig secretary. has purchased equip mant fo IQu adui,3nd room al the grammar school
 Members of the First Rap tist cdaseh 0t Tiggott raised $2.500 in the $75.o00 oo0# campaign recently closed The congregation is not large and just recently completed q church building at cost oi nearly $20, 0,000.
 eamdeu=sbisIds Goodwin, son of w. <. WoodWin. eon&ressman rom this district. has accepted position as as aistaut bank examiner for United States national haals, with heaaquaI- tera at St Louis.
 Newport j. Goetz. one of the largest purcbred stock raiscrs and rice growers in Jackson county, this week sold his plantation ol 3.410 acres to $ TenpesseeaHs, Nh0 pyid Sl49.000 for same.
 Convey -Paupoes oetAe AeeomEpror fam Won't buxgzto look oul fer tLen- selves al present, County JHdse J. <. Lea having decsded not to abandon and sea the farm as he had previously au- nouneod Fe WoaiJ ao.
 Pmagould T. Hampton, a local carpenter, received painful injury while working at a aaU in the shop of the Gast .sJEaa@as Lumber Company. \ timber causht in the machine ahd stGc.e Hampton oa tHe forehead.
 Camden ea)ia Tmeadsi.l who ha7 been employed at the local branch oi t6e Mauola Petroleum Company for th9 u4-a .N4aoutbs has been appoint ed mana4er of the #a24eaa aseney at Eo9dTce.
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 Fayetteville Mis- Atizeaa Red, q, od Ae..a.. d former stoueul oI @e#ta al- Nerstts es AraaHsaa hege dropped dead at Caicatha 1T z.. according to word received here by Mrs Glaud sanford
 Camden \ group of Camden pus.