The spectator., 1920-12-14
STATE NEWS ] BRIEFLYTOLD ; For Readers Who Are lnte rested
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HuntSville.-D. B. Crumpacker has opened large grocery store at Combs. Huntsville--The Huntsville school now has an enrolment of 140.
 Hermitage.-The Baptist church at Gravel Ridge three miles west of Her. mitage, was destroyed by fire.
 Huntsville-A steel bridge is oeing erected across War Eagle creek at McConnell's Chapel
 Hermitage.-A Thanksgiving dinner served by the Ladies' Missionary So- ciety here netted s35.
 Huntsville-While hunting recently Harry Mayes of Clifty accidentally shot Henry British inficting slight wound on the shoulder.
 ing large three-story story building at Delaney, which will be used for general merchandise store.
 Huntsville. - A pie supper was held At Mayfield and S100 was realized for the benefit of the school.
 Bentonville. The public health nursing program of the Red Cross will be inaugurated in Benton county soon
 Huntsyile.-Harry Overstreet of sC icit iyoe q Chaplin his childhood home, after an absence of 35 years.
 Marked Tree. - Chapman-Dewey Lumber Company has reopened it's large hardwood mill. The yard is full of logs.
 Ozark.-The students of Ozark High School have just issued the ndountaineer, a magazine dealing with school happenings.
 Walnut Ridge-L. R. Warner, man. ager of the Warner drug stores gave . Thanksgiving ball at his store Mo- in Hoxie. About 25 couples were present.
 Huntsville. Four perfect ears of yellow dent corn growing from one stem and enclosed in one shuck, were found by James Langley of St. Paul. when ke recently gathered his corn.
 Huntsville. Mrs. R. D. Clinton of Rockhouse was seriously burned re- gently when some coaloil which she was pouring on some coals in her Kitchen stove exploded.
 Ozark.-The report of the official reporter for Franklin county shows that up to November l. there were 9610 bales of cotton ginned in this county. as compared with 6,750 to the same date year ago.
 ayetteville.-Students of the Uni versity of Arkan@as have organized a Booster Club, the object of which is to boost the upiversitr. They held a meeting at the opera house recently to which the puhlic was admitted.
 Bentonville. According to edito- GldiS III UtWSp6>DtIo LII tOuilIll lpiuuo Ia., the fruit of Benton county exhibit cd at the recent Midwest horticultur. al show at NourSil Bluffs, won many premiums.
 Mountain Home. - Will Johnson of Gassville, road commissioner of Road 7Nistrict No. l, has resigned, and Joe George f this place. has been appoint ed by County Judge z. M. Horton to fill the Vacancy.
 Batesville. - Dr. o. |. Gibson, pas tor of the Baptist church at Newport conducted an ordination service at the First Baptist church recently when T J. Nalbert, Charles Padget and Marion Brannon were made deaeons in the church.
 Springdale.-F. H. Shelton of this place, has returned from Larned and other points in Kansas, where he spent the past few weeks looking af ter his S0O-acre wheat farm. MT. Shel ton says that all of the wheat grow CTS are facing great losses due to the Nrop in the wheat market.
 Mountain Home-Ed Draffon and John Wilson, quarry employees of the Highway Construction Company which is building a road in Baxter county. who were hurt in a premature explosion at the quarry, are recover ing.
 Haskell.-A box supper, was given ct the public school building here, tc raise funds with which to equip the building with electric lights. A large crowd attended The proceeds amount cd to $97.65. Miss Fay Carson wal voted the prettiest girl present.
 Fayetteville. Agri Day was { great success at the University of Ar kansas last Wednesday. Among oth