The spectator., 1921-09-16
Neus From All OUer rArkansos An Epitome of Items Condeneed For Quick and Easy
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 Osceola.-The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday school here was held isst week.
 Scranton.-John Layes, manager of the Scranton gin, recently ginned the first bale of the season.
 Walnut Ridge-The first load of cotton sold in Randolph county this season was sold at Reyno for nine cents.
 Altus.-L. B. Leister of Oklahoma has just closed a three weeks normal music school at Denning, one mile from here.
 Magazine.-The Arkhoma Oil Com- pany of Oklahoma City gave par becue at its drill site. four miles north of town.
 Ozark-A heavy rain fell in this section of Franklin county. recently, and will materially aid late corn and gardens.
 Conwav.-The Rev. c. P. Bridewell, synodical manager of the Presbyter- ian progressive program, preached at the Presbyterian church here.
 Walnut Ridge-Hugh U. William son, prosecuting attorney, was here recently arranging for the coming term of Circuit Court.
 Eureka Springs.-Dogs in Carroll county total 1,765, according to as easements made by County Assessor Cletus Ramsey. This is 1855 less than last year. when the total was 1,s50.
 Eureka Springs.-Mrs. Elizabeth Malone celebrated her ninety-sixth birthday. She was born August 3o' 1925. near Lewisville, Ky. She has resided here since 1895.
 camden-The Rev c. B. Powell Of Huttig has just closed two successful revivals in Ouachita county, one at Beuna Vista and the other at Union Church.
 Van Buren.-Eric Lucas, who re- turned here recently from a six-year sojourn in Seward. Alaska, was the guest of honor at the Rotarlan luncheon.
 Walnut Ridge.-Judge J. D. Doyle' representative from Lawrence county assumed the management of the 5. N Pitzele & Go. store at Walnut Roge recently.
 Altus-The recent rain has greatly helped the fall gardens, pastures ana late melon crops The army worm IS doing much damage to cotton Tn the bottoms near here.
 Ozark.-Cotton Is beginning to open rapidly in this section of Franknn county. It Is estimated the crop has been damaged about 40 per cent by boil weevil and army worms.
 Wynne.-Cross county's first bale or new cotton was sold recently by Silas Strickling to the William K, Pharr Cotton Company of Memphis for 70 cents pound. It weighed 55l pounds.
 Ashdown.-C. N. Thill has sold the Royal theater to C. M. Solley Of Vivian, La Extensive repairs will be made and the theater will be reopened under the supervision of MT, Solleys son.
 Arkadelphia.-C I. l.. Lummis, R o. T. C. commandant at Ouachita College for the past two years, mas returned, having been detailed here for A third year as director of the military department.
 Lockesburg The faculty for the Lockesburg school has been elected. The following will be teachers: Prof. M. B Bearden of Dierks, Mrs. Larkin of De Queen, Miss Fay Riding. Miss Mary Gillian, Miss Margaret Nichols and Mrs. J. c. Graves. No domestic science teacher was elected. It Is thought that Miss Barrier of De Queen will teach music and Mrs. F. A. Norwood will teach expression.
 Havana.-The first bale of this sea sons cotton marketed at Havana was sold here by Ned Eamey to O. s. Fer guson for 16 cents pound. It weighed 512 pounds. The bale was ginned Il days earlier than the first bale year ago.
 Walnut Ridge-Crop conditions in Lawrence county are good. Dry weather the past two weeks has been great help to the farmers. Cotton is being gathered, and several loads have been brought to town and sold during the past few days
 Mountain Home-Army worms have invaded Baxter county and have hteS ally cut the leaves of the cotton stalks
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