The Pulaskian., 1921-01-27
Arkansas News
 In Brief Form
Current Happenings From All
 Sections of the State.
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 Danville.-The Yell Circuit Cour' convened here recently. The dockef was unusually light.
 Calico Rock-0wen Sanders has bought the garage and machine shoT operated here by B. w. Hutchinson.
 Bradley.-The Womans Missionary Society of the Baptist Church has elected Its officers.
 Willow.-The Johnson & Phillips store here was burglarized recently and quantity of merchanides was taken.
 Danville.-Miss Grace Page has gone to Fort Smith, where she will take a two-year course in nursing al Sparks Hospital.
 Calico Rock.--D. c. Shaver, pioneer hotel man of this place. has returned from Hot Springs and taken charge of the Shaver Hotel.
 Helena.-PatroIman Frederick of the local police force has resigned and Albert Larlkins was immediately placed in the place thus left vacant.
 Ozark-7The plant of the Democrat Enterprise, local newspaper, has been moved into it's new quarters, a one-story brick structure.
 ozark.--A large barn near Altus, belonging to Willard Pendergrass. was destroyed by fire. The damage was estimated at $1,S0o, partly GOV cred by insurance.
 Ozark-The Arkansas Valley Bank of Ozark declared dividend of 10 per cent at the annual meeting Tues day of the stockholders. The direct OTIS and officers were reelected.
 Stephens. Miss Emma Morgan has gone to Kansas City to enter Y. w. c. A. work Miss Morgan returned last spring from Brazil, where she spent five years doing missionary work
 Camden.-The Camden Chamber of Commerce has asked the Missouri Pa ciflc to put on Camden-E Dorado special in order that Camden may as sist her sister city in taking care of She overflow crowl from Fl Dorado 
 yetteville.-Debates will be held this spring between teams of the Uni versity of Arkansas and the State uni versailles of Louisiana and Texas. The subjects have to do with the closed shop" and courts of industrial rela- tions"
 Conway-Deak s. Campbell, presi- dent of Central College, will conduct a series of religious meetings for young men of the State Normal school be- ginning February T. Mir Campbell will speak each morning at the chapel period and at night at 7:30 o'clock.
 Helena.-Earl Wilmington, leader of boys work in this county, has an nounced that there will be offered to leaders of Sunday schools, boys clubs, boy scout organizations and fathers of boys a course in leadership training. This will begin on February 8.
 Harrisburg.-The stockholders of the Harrisburg State Bank have de clared 200 per cent dividend Res oiutions were passed to Increase the capital stock to s1Oo,O00 The usual cash dividends were declared and all the officers of the bank were re elected.
 Mountain Home.-Real estate men at this place and at other points in the upper White river valley, report more inquiries for land at this time than at any time since the White riv CT railroad was constructed.
 Paragould. - Approximately 5.20C bales of cototn have been ginned by the gins of this city during the past season. The Joseph Gin Company put up 1928 bales. East St. Louis Gin Company. 1,267 bales; Bertig Gin Com pany. 1,477 bales; and Independent Gin Company, 570 bales.
 Gravette.-M Blackburn. proprietor of the Paul Hotel, ran into the brick wall of the Corne, garage with his car going at rapid rate, and he sustained a deep cut on his nose, while Johr Fisher of Spirit Lake, Iowa. who also was in the car, received a gash in his forehead which required severa stitches to close. The car was badl! torn up.
 Fayetteville.-The fraternities ant sororities at the University of Arkan sas have decided to give no forma dances this year.
 Dermott.-According to local cottol men. only about one-fourth of the cot