The Pulaskian., 1920-11-25
STATE NEWS
 BRIEFLYTOLD
For Readers Who Are interested In Arkansas and It's
 Affairs.

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 Mena.-Polk county farmers have x decided to hold sales for the cotton
 pow on hand
 ozark-The woods around Ozark
 are full of 'possums, according to
 local hunters.
 Conway Board of Directors of
 the Conway School District have sold s125,0O0 worth of bonds. Huntsville Grover Henderson of I Red Star was thrown under log wag. on and badly injured recently. Charleston. - The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was held here recently.
 Proctor.-The postofnce at this place was entered by burglars who se- cured several c. 0. D. packages of clothing valued at nearly $20o. Dewitt Surveyor Qouertermous is
  stetter and Southern improvement districts in the town of Dewitt. Huntsville. Douglass Oxford killed B ducks and one rabbit with one shot from his shotgun while hunting on White river.
 Newport.-A two weeks revival was opened at the Presbyterian church here, by the Rev. R. A. Brown, en evangelist.
 Cotter.-A premature explosion at the rock quarry here seriously injured John Wilson and Draffon, who were employed there.
 Conway-The delivery of mail in the city of Conway will be extended in the near future by the addition of one carrier to the present forces.
 Mena.-Hunters from Kansas, Okla homa and Louisiana are focking into the hills of Polk county now in their search for wild game.
 Harrison.-Plans have been com p1eted by H. B. Landsden for a county poultry show to take place here De cember 1 to 3.
 Fayetteville.-An engineering ex- pertinent station has been established at the University of Arkansas by the Board of Trustees.
 Beebe.-Two children of MT. and Mrs W L. Parks were burned to death when their home was destroyed by fire recently.
 Danyille.-The commissioners of Road District No. 9, Yell county, met here recently to wind up the affairs of the district permanently.
 DeWitt.-The Southern Improve ment Company has begun construc tion work on two mile rock high way, which will pass through Dewitt.
 Walnut Ridge. ~ The residence of John Jaggers, between Walnut Ridge and Hoxie, was destroyed by fire re- CSul1y. | uS lOSS lS SSL4AiidlCu tt Y1s GOO, partly covered by insurance.
 Huntsville-A costly barn filled with hay and corn belonging to liar " Burrell of Japton, caught fire from cigarettes that were carelessly thrown away and burned.
 Heber Springs-J. H. Kinsey & Son have purchased the grocery stock be- longing to J. B. Wilkes, and will move their stock to the building for merly occupied by MT. Wilkes.
 Walnut Ridge.-Senator H. L. Ponder will deliver the memorial ad- dress for the Elks Lodge at Poplar Bluff on Sunday, December 5. Mrs. Ponder will sing.
 Little Rock.-The State Highway Department has received a warrant for $41,o00 from Washington as first payment on the Little Rock-Hot Springs Highway.
 Fayetteville.-T years freshman class at the University of Arkansas has in 1t an ex-major of the United States army, writer for national magazines, 14-year-old boy and a man 55 years of age.
 Ozark-Because of continuous rains in this section much cotton has been left in the fields. The yield this year was the best i'll several seasons, some upland farms making a bale to the acre. Most of the staple is being held for higher prices.
 Dewitt. t.-The Dewitt rice mill No. has started operation with pros poets for busy season. The plant of the Smith Rice Milling Company, said to be the largest of it's kind in # "a orII ,r,;11 6n into