The spectator., 1920-07-27

their premises, requiring that all weeds be cut. the alleys and back yards be cleared of all rubbish and provide wagons to haul away the rub bish.
 Fayetteville.-Art Lewis of this place was elected president and di- rector of the Ozark Wholesale Groc- cry Company to succeed the late Fred Borden at meeting of directors of the company held recently at the First National Bank. J. l.. Slaughter of Springdale was elected general manager, an office also held by MT. Borden.
 Springdale.-Biue prints are being made by the county engineers for the erection of three new bridges in Washington county. One will be built across White river at Elkins, one across Muddy Fork at the Literal farm, and one across the Illinois riv- CT Illinois chapel. Repairs will be made on the Clear Creek bridge and the Habberton bridge
 McCaskill.-The first carload of to- matoes to be shipped this season from McCaskill has Jeff here Shipments of cantaloupes will be started. It is believed that the growers of toma toes. cantaloupes, potatoes and rad ishes in this vicinity will realize ap- proximately S100,000 for their crops this year.
 Springdale.-A unique picnic was held at Monte Ne. all the participants being former residents of Blaine coun- ty. Okla, but now residents of Wash ington county There were 54 pres ent, representing Is families. All met at the home of F. A. Todd here. and drove to Monte Ne, where & big din- her was served.
 Eureka Springs.-The State Homeo- pathic Medical Society has elected of ficers as follows: Dr. C. F. Ellis, Flu reka Springs, president; Dr. G M Lowe, Rogers. secretary; Dr. C. k. Withney. Little Rock, treasurer A li- cense was issued to Dr. c. E. Burton of Mt. Clements, Mich, to practice at Hot Springs
 Newport.-Newport is to have 6 new ely directory. to meet the de. mands of a fast and progressive little city. Emmerson Hurley of Kansas Ciy is here and will begin the oompil- ing of such a directory that will con tain the names. addresses and occu- patton of every inhabitant of New. port.
 Conway.-Davis Weems, young son of the Rev. and Mrs Clarence N Weems. missionaries at Songo. Ko- req, will leave Conway to rejoin his parents in the Sunflower Kingdom, af- ter a separation of three years. dur ing which he has been attending Hen drix College here.
 Fayetteville. - Fayetteville was se- lected as the lpace of meeting for the ninth annual convention of the North west District Arkansas Baptist Wom- ans Missionary Union. which adjourn ed recently at Fort Worth after a two days session, according to delegates from here who returned home.
 Batesville Members of Boy Scout Troops Nos l and ?, of Bates vile. have arranged for camping trip on White River. beginning July l9. The Scouts will pitch their tent at Sylamore.
 Batesville-Bishop Mouzon of Dal. las. Tex, preached in the First Meth odist Church in this city and from Batesville he went to Mountain Home. where he presided over the Batesville district conference held there.
 Fayetteville. Clarence Harris suffered a painful accident recently when his hand became caught in the electric bread roller of the Fayette- vile Baking Company and was badly mangled.
 Rentonville Miss Mabel Wilson, daughter of MT and Mrs. j. n. Will son. formerly of Bentonville, has been named principal of the Rogers High School Miss Wilson has taught in the Rogers schools for several years.
 Springdale.-Goss X Early. electri- clans of Fayetteville, have leased the light plant at Prairie Grove for IS months. The plant will be overhaul ed. and the new firm will open an cleo tric shop there.
 Green Forest-The annual reunion of the T. D. c. here will hold three day reunion at Green Forest park July % to 3i. Congressman J. N. Till man and others will make addresses. Special trains will be run by the Mis- sour Pacific and Missouri and North Arkansas railroads. it is announced.