The spectator., 1920-11-26
Neus From, All OUer A Arkoyssas An Epltorle of Items Condensed For Quick and Easy
 Reading.

Camden.-Many de1egares are here to attend the Methodist Conference.
 Mena.-Polk county farmers have decided to hold sales for the cotton now on hand.
 Ozark-The woods around Ozark local hunters
 Conway-The Board of Directors of the Conway School District have sold $125 GOO worth of bonds.
 Mena-Hunters from Kansas, Okla homa and Louisiana are focking into the hills of Polk county now ill their search for wild game.
 Casa-The first snow of the season fell here recently. The snow was ac- companied by sleet, which fell for an hour.
 Harrison.-Plans have been com- pleted by H. B. Landsden for a county poultry show to take place here De- cember 1 to 5.
 Fayetteville.-An engineering ex- pertinent station has been established at the University of Arkansas by the Board of Trustees.
 Pine Bluff-A carnival, under the auspices of Allen Hearin Post No. 32 will be given this week by the kaplan shows
 Beebe-Two children of MT and Mrs. W. L. Parks were burned to death when their home was destroyed by fire recently.
 Bald Knob.-Reports are current that all operations for the oil well are at a standstill and are likely to remain so for sometime.
 Danyille.-The commissioners of Road District No. 2 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 a two mile rock high way, which will pass through Dewitt.
 Arkadelphia-The four literary so- cieties of Henderson Brown college have elected officers for the second quarter of the scholastic year.
 Fort Smith.-Ed Albertson, coal miner, was seriously injured by fall of rock in mine No. Is at Jenny Lind. He was brought to a local hospital.
 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 nerly occupied by Mr Wilkes.
 Judsonia.--A hog sale was held here recently by J. A. Bauer, well known stockman Several head of horses and cattle also were sold. A large crowd attended.
 Walnut Ridge-Senator H. l.. Ponder will deliver the memorial ad- Nl CS5 lOl IAiG IALho 1%o4SlC ct N .tet-t Bluff on Sunday, December ,. Mrs Ponder will sing.
 Little Rock-The State Highway Department. has received a warrant for $41.000 from Washington as first payment on the Little ckHot Springs Highway.
 Fayetteville.-This years freshman class at the University of Arkansas has in it an ex-major of the United States army, a writer for national magazines, 14-year-old boy and a man 55 years of age.
 Little Rock-J. F. Syke of Louis vile, Ky, will pay S50000 for infor. nation leading to the recovery of a certain Francis Barta, according to a letter received by State Treasurer Ferguson.
 Russellville.-C. w. Watkins has leased the Palace hotel here, and took charge Monday. MT. Watkins is an experienced hotel man, having oper. ated the Floss hotel at Dardanelle several years.
 Ozark.-Because of continuous rains in this section much cotton has been left in the fields The yield this year was the best in several seasons, some upland farms making a bale to the acre. Most of the staple is being held for higher prices.
 DeWitt.-The Dewitt rice mill No. 1 has started operation with pros poets for a busy season. The plant of the Smith Rice Milling Company said to be the largest of it's kind in the world, will be put into operation w ithin 10 days.
 yetteville.-November "A is Agri Day at the University of Arkansas with all the characteristics of fair , oh.utoppuo and barvact