The Monticellonian., 1919-10-24

zeli lots Alter tha laIly. 1ae cc1gra- raf5on unanimously elected R E Los i-asfor and also voted 70 3uild 9 new eaurch.
 Walnut Pidze.-ffe week ending October # vas eae of he heaFies. - the history of the cotton comp press here Fe= he Re=s tHer received fe,sl of : 559 aalaz and had some 29 cars OF The t-a6z= which fheF hal heen alaEIe Q us13ad hecaase Of q zl1rtsge of IDor. During hat time sHcx pres ed and skipaed 75o 5a.es.
 F4r- smith-AJF=. Noiiie B Albert sas spHzzHfea in sae ProHaza Court guardian of Ifeut Phi P. Alhest. 2 s#eHH-r ef aas American A1iztion s..rz zs1 7 no zsas zflioasIF injured ia IaH0ezzaf FlanzE IT plane aeasz Pezz# dssl1g tfe last daEz et The
 
 IaHff0Fl-1is-s Fla>s Duttan daHgt. fer = H= l. Du5an. ea. seriously n aHed and H.#auf RoH5s Jewell. "a aviator Iesz badly hurt recently when fH4 a3rHIzne operated bs Jewell got sat Hf eaaf-af sn9 fell from 2 asIga. sf about 2oo zeat=
 pIseoft -J. E tfzi.. assistant prosz ecU Ing attorney af Gar county anI ar.. aI tHe oldest s#anBers af the bar ef sHe col ntz dl=a zaad HIF ia the e9u## raaa hsse. zsHi#s= cgE#uc.Ieg ? faW sHiz Attending 9ays.ezan- sai1 fhat d=azh aas dH. . hasHf failure.
 HsznoIla-on account of ths =. f7gHzaly #at weather aHd baI esndt Hons of the foaHz. the Columbia ceen.y and Southwestern fair 70 have been hela At Waldo October 15 fo =. has been postponed III 0cto- Ior g 10 November 1. inclusive.
 Eiythefiie -Plss5F fer three zteE E Haf apartment ha#se, @ieh three buz.nezz rae.u= on Ire fir=t ffa7e. have been completed by the architect There has never been such 2 demand for Houses in The history of fhe town as in tae past year.
 Firthesflle-R Rase af oseeola sa3G The Roseland plantation 5f I.1o1 acre- 70 D $ FaTrar for sI5e00e Cm.y half of te and is in ca1tiya- Ion H Rrss boIg..t=rhe land eieht years ago paving rom 225 10 go n acze
 searcy SesHer III Be represent ed n the pfoara1a at the meeting ot fhe Ar1a-sas Fe6a=a tioa o5 Women.s Ciute. maatsre ia Iiot Soring# No fenber 5s hf lt-Hear-old siolinist, ,fisz Jamie Baugf.
 Little Rock Although th4 fiae for county TX azses#nr= fo fife an qs= rIact If he land asses=r rzeats Hita tbe sfE#aeas Tav Commission eYpir- el serta eter 15 etEsa assessOrs hare= =fsIied fe make 'heir reports.
 HIeela@ oet 15-sn ofd fashion. sI Ana Rapast rz,fvaI VII be he'd If Fapef6 la taIs eo8Hfy beginning pefehar = I. ts 5id fhat tt zs tLe first meeting 3f tHe followers os thiz=seet in Afkaazas.z
 LlHle Rock The price e The acts cf fhe 1919 General Assembly, has advanced from s7 10 $759 for tho tuchrau binding and from $635 fo s7 for thc cloth binding t was an nouHca4 by Tom J Terra1. secretary O. state
 ElythevLle Sixt9one marriage IT. conses Vi ere issu-d by ne county clerR during September
 Jones hcro=The Chamber of Com. Iaerce has been reorgaaized and a cut 159 new meuhers enrolled.
 Prairie Ylew-The army worm has invaded this section and completely stripper the cotton of leaves but ON ine 10 the crop maturing so early the damage i'll be slisht
 Moneus-B. R White of Jackson. Tenn, has been employed by ths warehouse commissioner to look after lHe large cotton Mlrehouse recently erected in Monette
 syille-The Baptist revival, which has teen in progress here has closed
 ozark.- The walnut and hickory hut yield this year is immense. es l recially in the mountain districts Tie chinquapin crop in many section.
 is very poor
 l Little Rock The penitentiary com m,ssionels sold 5a1 bales of cottor 5 brought 4@ f-2 cents pound, and th,
 Tucker cotton 40 cents 7 Blytheville-T The machine which i [. to do the excavating for he sanitar, [, sower system has arrived and th, l work will start at once.