The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-23


 ly three cases of malaria in the city, but two of these are persons who have come here within the past two weeks. No case of typhoid at all, either among residents or visitors, was dis covered in the inquiry. l Dr. McCollum said he would es- innate that at this time one year ago i there were at least 90 cases of ma laria in Conway. The practically complete absence of the disease here now is attributed to the anti-mosquito campaign, which has been successful ly carried on by the municipal au- thorities since early spring.
 We are still in the market for Veal Calves Erbacher Bros.-7-23d3t.
 Rev J. Q. Schisler, Sunday school secretary for this conference, has re- turned from stay of two weeks at Nashville, Tenn.
 If you want the bridges and cul- verts repaired and kept in repair, vote for J. W. Holt for county judge.-7-2 -22dwtf.
 For Sale-Two mattresses, one set of springs, 35 yards of mating, six dozen fruit jars, and one dozen win dow shades. Phone 99.-7-22d4t Misses Alberta Gregory, Drury Key and Floy Owen went to Dardanelle  this morning. Miss Key has been the guest of Mss Gregory for the past week
 For Sale-Oak framing lumber, 2x4, 2X6, boxing, timbers, bridge plank, etc, cut to your order, prompt deliv- cry. Address F. R. Rial, Conway, Ark.-7-23d6t*
 A party of eight Conway people. in- cluding the families of C. Q. Payne and F. U. Halter, left this morning for trip through the Rio Grande valley of Texas.
 Wanted-To rent, five or six room residence, with modern conveniences, for occupancy by Hendrix professor and family C. J. Greene, phone 29O or 316.-7-17dtf
 For Sale-Before July 28, high grade registered Jersey male calf, five months old; also 30 thoroughbred White Rock chickens. c. D. Estes, phone No. 327. 7-22d4t
 For Sale-One of the celebrated Marshall Wendell Player Pianos. Used only one year, good as new; case slightly worn. Good price, cash or terms. Phone 466.-7-21d3t
 Misses Madelyn Hall of Stuttgart and Louise Staten of Forrest City, who have returned to their homes af- ter attending the Normal summer ses- sion, will teach next year in Haynes high school.
 For Sale-191 acres of land 1 1-2 miles south of Conway; 80 acres req sonably fair timber, several acres good meadow, balance tillable. Easy terms, and will take small farm or town property as part pay. E. T. Office, phone 823F2-7- 7-23d2tw1t*
 Come to see us when you have troubles" We never have them. Our shop is prepared to handle your work. We can burn the carbon out of your motor. United Motor Co., 5-24dtf
 Dr. James A. Anderson and daugh- ter, Miss Louise Anderson, will leave Monday for a tour on the Pacific coast. They will join Mrs, Anderson at Los Angeles, where she is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. Abner Sage.
 Prof. M J. Russell returned last night from stay of two weeks at Lake Junaluska, N. C., where the sum- mer assemblies of the Southern Meth odist church are being held. Prof. Russell attended the Sunday school conference.
 | Mrs. Ingram Hartje delightfully."- entertained a number of her friends at her pretty home this morning with the game of five hundred, in honor of her sister, Mrs. Hamilton Moses of Little Rock. Cut flowers were used for decoration, and delicious salad course was served at the conclusion of the games.