Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

in the City Hospital N Fayetteville in serious condition as a result of an accident sustained while operating miles south of Fayetteville. He had started to grease the machinery when his head was caught between the casting on top of the mill and the his molasses mill, two and one-half 15-foot lever drawn by a mule team.
 Magazine.-A new garage has been opened here by w. Barton Clapp and Vic Medlin.
 Magnolia,-The Columbia County Farm Bureau has been organized with the following officers: President, w. M. Hosier. Waldo; vice president, J. c. Wepfer, Milner; secretary and treasurer, Bonnie Davis, Magnolia. The organization has a membership of 2S0, and efforts are being made to increase this to 800.
 eWitt.-The rice growers of Ark ansas county are making good prog ress in harvesting their cps. It is estimated that 60 per cent of the grain now is in the shock It is be- ing edlivered to the two big mills here. Weather conditions have been ideal for harvesting the crop.
 Paragould.-A revival which is ex- pected to last two or three weeks be- gan at the First Methodist Church re- PPntlN ENUanoa1icf ne I Angeles is is doing the preaching and Luther Carter of Chattanooga, Tenn. has charge of the music
 Mena.-The Farmers Bonded Ware house Company has opened it's ware house in Mena. Ode McMilna, a young farmer of Board Camp, is in charge as weigher This is the sec ond bonded warehouse here Many farmers are storing their cotton be- cause of the present low prices.
 Ozark.-W. T. Bateman, postmas- ter, merchant and farmer at Mountain Top, 10 miles north of here, was bit ten by a spider several days ago. It is feared blood poisoning may deveI- op. He suffers considerably from the effects.
 Hamburg.-The Ashley county fair, which closed recently, proved sue cess from every angle, the directors said. Approximately 15,000 persons attended. Fine exhibits of livestock, agriculture, poultry, etc, were dis played,
 Ruddells.-Mrs. G. R. Case of Noun tain View is overseeing the repairing of the big hill just across the White river from this place on the Mountain View road. Three years ago she was in charge of the construction of the road down this hill
 has stared work on a new railroad switch at Johnson, five miles south of here. New sheds have recently been built there and the switch is be- ing built so that the cars can be load ed from the sheds.
 Conway.-The Conway Choral So- ciety, composed of several Conway musicians has been organized at ~ae First Methodist church. The socie- ty will present Handel's Messiah" near Christmas.or as soon as it can be prepared.
 Bentonville-The Woman's Mis- sionary Society of the M E. Church, South, held an all-day meeting re- gently to review the two mission study books of the year, with the president, Mrs. Jinathan Chase, as hostess.
 Cotton Plant-The store of James Doss was burglarized while MT. Doss was at supper The thieves opened the safe and helped themselves to be tween $500 and $500. The money was eral weeks, MT. Doss said.
 pringdale-Road overseers have just completed grading the road from Springdale to Johnson, distance of about five miles, and now have one of the best roads in this part of the state.
 Magnolia-Plans are under way for a poultry show to be given here No vember 16 to 19, inclusive. Entries already have been made from six states. Several hundred fowls prob ably will be on display.