The Pulaskian., 1921-07-07
Arkansas News
 In Brief Form
Current Happenings From All
 Sections Of the State.
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 corning-The Clay County Cooper age Company's plant has closed down for an indefinite period.
 DeWitt.-The people of Ulm gave barbecue there July with dancing and double-header ball game.
 Corning. The Corning Pearl But ton Company has enlarged it's force, now employing 50 men.
 Ozark-There is some disappoint ment here over the failure of tke blackberry crop, which will be less than half of normal.
 searcy.-The White County Teach CTS Institute was in session three days here recently Superintendent J. Wood Henry was in charge.
 Morrillton.-The Morrillton baseball club has just completed new grand stand with seating capacity or 300. The park will be fenced.
 Marshall.-Jonas Thompson re- gently exhibited a 31-pound catfish, which he says he caught in Buffalo river
 Harrisburg.--A little son of John A. Mccalla, who lives two miles north of this city, was thrown from horse recently and serious injured.
 Corning.-A new industry has been opened here by Jordan & Titus. The firm is manufacturing blackberry jam and jelly. to be shipped to Northern and Eastern markets.
 Jonesboro.-Oscar Jeffries was painfully hurt when struck by con-. crete mixer on the Jonesboro-Nettie- ton road recently. His condition is not regarded as serious.
 Tuckerman-The local Galloway Club last week entertained members of the Newport club with garden party An interesting program was rendered
 Ozark.-Mrs. Ed Lee, who lives i've miles east of Ozark, raised cabbage in her garden which weighed 14 pounds and one ounce. after being stripped of all dead leaves
 Camden.-The Camden Gin Com pany. headed by George R. Gordon, is erecting a modern cotton gin and seedhouse on the Cotton Belt tracks near East Washington street The cost of the project will be about $16,- 000
 Mountain Home. - Baxter county promises to be minus in it's supply of school teachers for the coming term. Fifty took the examination here re- gently and 40 per cent failed. Coun- ty Superintendent Osburn says that most of them failed on arithmetic. There are 55 available now, and the county requires 6S.
 Searcy.-Two conferences will be held in Searcy by the NJ. F, Church, South. this summer, the meetings being held at Galloway College. On August 22 an Epworth League confer ence will be held, lasting week, fol lowed by a weeks session of a Sun day school conference. About 150 from out of Searcy are expected to at tend each meeting. The territory covered coineides with the bounds of the North Arkansas conference.
 Bentonville.-Because or tnv con- stantly increasing acreage in grapes in Benton county. County Agent Earl Smith has arranged a series of educa- tional excursions for Benton county grape growers drought the model vineyards of Tontitown vineyards, where they will be shown the princi- pal points in grape culture, both by the Italian growers and experts from the University of Arkansas, horticul- turists of the Frisco railroad and rep. resentatives of the Welch Grape Juice Company, who are anxious to increase the acreage in this section for the large plant they plan to build at Springdale. Each night during the week the Welch company will exhibit in Springdale pictures showing points in grape culture, the entertainment to be free
 Conway-Dr. c. E. Grammar of Waco, Tex, son of Mrs. E. O. Bran nan of this place. will sail July 6 from New York for Europe to take postgraduate work in medicine, ac- cording to word received here. Dr. Brannan will take work at Paris, Lon don and Edinburg. He will remain abroad about three months.
 Eureka Springs-The Commercial Club holds an option on large tract of land few miles from town. in- 4nn ding fn make a golf course and av-