Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-19

TIT. Lincoln, Lonoke and Saline.
 The Judsonia strawberry season has closed. The harvest this year was light, only about 75 carloads be- ing shipped from this place. How ever, the growers received good prices. The farmers are now engag- ed in harvest the wheat crop, which is unusually good
 W. D. Mitchell, near Sulphur Springs, has raised 40 crates ot strawberries on one and one-fourth acres of hill land, according to the Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce bull letin. The berries netted him S682. MT Mitchell bought the land five years ago for $4 an acre.
 Lieut.. Franz J. Schulte, camp atn- letic director for Camp Pike. has been ordered discharged, according to Major Eugene E. Barton, camp morale officer. He will be replaced by Lieut.. Chester P Lester. of the Quartermaster Corps
 Boone county cattlemen who have been running their herds on the graz ing lands in northern Boone county have recently encountered serious op- position on the part of a few natives of the hills and several cattle have been killed
 Officers of the University Club have been elected as follows: Pres1- dent, Mrs. A. M. Harding; first vice president, Mrs. J. A. Elliott; sec ond vice president, Mrs. N. F. Drake; third vice president, Mrs. l. 1 w. Read
 The bobdy of Joe Cossey, aged about 30. was found beside the road midway between MartinviIle and Da- mascus, near Conway, with a bullet hole through the heart. No mark of struggle was found.
 Prospects for good peach crop Tn Johnson county are bright and s. J. May of Clarksyille, secretary of tho Johnson County Fruit Growers As sociation, believes that at least TOO carloads will be shipped from the 1 county,
 George W. Cole of St. Louis has arrived at Wilson to take charge of the construction of the new school building The building is to have all modern equipment and conveniences, and is to cost. including equipments, S90.0 .000 to S100,00O.
 All type has been set for the acts of the last General Assembly, and half of the proof has been read, 1t was said by Bernard Hoff. deputy sec retary of state. The acts will be printed in three volumes
 The Ozark Community Club ap- pointed a committee at a meeting 70 arrange an elaborate program to be held on July 5, in honor of all Frank lin county boys who have returned from the war.
 E. c. Stuck, president of the First National Bank of Jonesboro has at his own expense had made plans and specifications for new CraigheaH county courthouse. An effort will be made to procure new building.
 At meeting of the Community Club of Ozark committee was ap- pointed to request all business houses to close and spend day on the farm to help the farmers "out of the grass"
 The survey of North Arkansas Highway Improvement District No. ?, from Batesville to Mammoth Spring, has been completed.
 Two attractive new parsonages have recently been erected at Jud, 1 sonia, one at the Baptist church and the other at the M. E. Church, South.
 Franklin county will soon have an other railroad, from Branch, via Grand Prairie, to Ursula, Sebastian county, a distance of seven miles.
 Application for Farmers Nation al bank for Stamps has been approv- ed by the state bank comptroller
 The Mississippi County Sunday School Convention will meet at Os- ceola July 24 and 25
 The annual Cleburne County School and Agricultural Fair will he held October 15, 16 and r.
 A new Baptist church was recent Iv organized at CentertOn