The spectator., 1920-12-07
NeUs From AM Ouer Arkansas An Epltome of Items Condensed For Quick and Easy
 Reading.

Conway stock of groceries and fixtures of the Bynn Yam store No. IA here will be sold at auction.
 Huntsyille.-Grover Henderson of 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.
 Mena.-Mena is arranging to have a community Christmas tree, the first time that anythin gof this kind has been attempted here.
 Alma-The residence Of Mrs. S. T. Howell was destroyed by fire recent ly. The loss was estimated at S3.000, with $500 insurance.
 yetteville.-Gamma Chi, local professional fraternity, announces the pledging of J. T. Smith, Paris, and J. c. Colbert, Minden, La
 Proctor-The postofnce at this place was entered by burglars who se- cured several c. o. D. packages of clothing valued at nearly $200.
 DeWitt-Surveyo Qouertermous is busy laying off streets in the Bran stetter and Southern improvement districts in the town of Dewitt.
 u,n I1n nnnoloS. OyfnrI killed 1S 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, an 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.
 Evening Shade-The Edwards gin at this place is doing the biggest bus iness in its history. About 500 bales of cotton have been turned ouu so far and the crop is not all gathered.
 Hazen.-Bruce Broadway and Ellis Page were injured. MT. Page serious Yy ubop My prockwav'c car in which they were driving turned over about four miles south of town.
 Walnut Ridge.-The administrator of the estate of w. D. White. deceased. has just paid a further dividend to the creditors of the estate of thirty per cent of the original claim.
 Fort Smith.-A hearing on the pro- posed seven cent car fare will be held at the meeting of commissioners and representatives of different mems organizations of the city.
 Walnut Ridge. - The residence of John Jaggers, between Walnut Ridge and Hoxie, was destroyed by fire re- gently. The loss is estimated at $4,- 900. 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.
 Fayetteville.-With total enroll ment of 1922 pupils in the city schools at the beginning of the second month of the term there is much evi- dence of the need for expansion of the local schools.
 Hoxie.-The Frisco railroad has be- gun replacing the 75 pound steel rails with 90-pound rails on its tracks from Black Rock to Memphis. When the from Kansas City to Memphis will be of 90-pound rails.
 Russellville. - MT. and Mrs. J. K. Fraser, their son, J. A. Fraser, and wife. and Way Sample and family, all of Forrest City, have loctaed in Rus sellville. The men are constrators and builders and will work at their trade here.
 Newport-The Rev, w. F. Evans has closed his work as pastor of the First Methodist Church and left for Rogers. The Rev. Mir. Evans has done one of the best years work in the history of the church an dhi sofficial board has asked for his return next year.
 DeQueen.-The DeQueen Chamber of Commerce gave a smoker at the club rooms. l.. E. Quinn, county su perintendent. and F.. B. Matthews of the Staet Department of Education made the principal address.
 Fayetteville.-The University of rLopoae bos spcured tha carvices of