The Pulaskian., 1920-02-06

l Dardanelle. = N. L. Kuhn, young l farmer living two miles south of this place, was hurt so dangerously by a mule team he was helping to break to the blow that he lost one eye, sew eral teeth, and his life was despaired of for two or three days. He is im- proving, so that if no complications follow it is expected that he will be out of danger in few days.
 Marshall-L. D. Lawrence of Les l lie is planning to install a cream sta ton soon This will be great con- venience to all the farmers in Searcy county having cream to sell MT. Lawrence is cooperating with County Agent Irwin J. Heath.
 Conway. The interior and fix lures of the postoffice building here are being renovated and the entire building given an improved appear ance. Workmen are going over the plastering of the structure and the in- terior is being reprinted
 Jonesboro.-Th A. B. Jones Com pany, wholesale grocers of this city, have closed a deal whereby they pur- chase the Campbell Thorp Grocer Company at Mammoth Spring, a $150,- 600 corporation that has done exten- sive wholesale business in Arkansas and Missouri
 Paragould - Hunter Woodson. rep resenting the James Scott Oil Syndi- cate of Chicago and Pittsburgh, is here to negotiate with promoters of the Greene County Oil Company for the drilling of three or four test oil wells in Greene county.
 Spadra-A miner named Broom field was severely injured by the fall ing in of slate and rock. He was talk en to a hospital at Fort Smith. Al though his head was badly crushed, it is thought that he will recover.
 Flippin-The Flippin Produce oCm- pany has purchased $2,000 worth of furs and expects to get $1,000 worth more before the season closes. They are for the most part 'possum, rac- coon, skunk and gray fox.
 Blytheyille.-The store building for merly occupied by the Wyse Un- dertaking Company is being remodel ed for H. Caldwell of Carthersville, Mo, who is planning to move here and open dry goods store.
 onesboro.-Clint Shell. switch man nthe Jonesboro, Lake City and Eastern Railway, was injured while making a coupling on a passenger train in the yards.
 Conway-Quarters now occupied by the Faulkner County Bank & Trust Company will be doubled through the addition of the store building next to it on West Oak street.
 Pine Biuff-The derailment of sev- eral freight cars of freight train No 25 a short distance below Rison de layed traffic on the Cotton Belt sev- eral hours.
 Charleston. = Another coal com pany, newly organized, and incorpo rated with S99,00O stock, expects to be placing Prairie coal on the market
 Fort Smith. The Standard Box and Veneer Company has been organ ized with a capital of $75,000
 Hoxie.-Rev J. J. Galloway oi Searcy, assisted the Rev. MT. Wilson local pastor of the Metohdist church in a revival meeting in the last two weeks. Nineteen joined the church.
 Paragould.-The four-room office building of the J. F. Hasty & Sons Slave Company was destroyed by fire The loss is estimated at $2,000, part ly covered by insurance.
 DeWitt.-A new restaurant ant cafe has been opened by A. E. Moory on the west side of court square.
 Searcy.-The one-year-old child o Leo King of Pangburn, died six hour, after swallowing an antiseptic tablet which it got hold of unno,iced by it mother.
 Flippin.- Ed Martin, manager of tn, Ohio mine, which is located on Hal mountain near here, arrived from Ok lahoma and will start operation again.
 Junction City. The first quarter ly conference was held at the Methc idist church.