Cleveland County herald., 1921-09-01

 Carter of near Linder was destroyed by fire last week.
 Huntsyille-M Mabel Andrews of Delaney fell from a grape vine swing recently and broke an arm.
 Alma-A revival is being conducted here by the Rev Fields of Fayette vile, Methodist minister
 Huntsville.-Ome Mcdonald of Whitener was struck by a street car ill Ogden, Utah, last week and badly maimed.
 Bentonville- Zoe Smith, member of the High School faculty here last year, will teach next session at Weldon Col
 Ozark-At a meeting of the local Chamber of Commerce plans were in augurated for establishing canning factory in Ozark
 Batesville-Rey. Moore Scott, prominent worker in the Presbyterian church of Arkansas. is holding a revi- val in Mount Ida.
 Piggott-Prof S. A. Presson has closed a singing 9sehool in East Pig gott. It had been running ten nights with large attendance.
 Fordyce.-Orders have been issued by Mayor T. D. Wynne that all gaso- line stations and garages must be closed all day on Sunday
 Huntsville The residence of Henry Minturn of Ovid was destroyed re- gently by fire of unknown origin. The loss is estimated at $2,000.
 Ozark-Clyde Hiatt has been ap- pointed postmaster at Charleston and will take charge of the office as soon lsx his commission is received
 WI alnut Ridge.-An examination for sch1ol pupils has been held at the HoX1ie High School for the proper claYsifieation of the coming year Miss Elise Smith of Sparkmah- has accepted position as teacher in expression and music in the Baptist academy at Maynard.
 Calico Rock.-George p. Marshall, formerly with Al c. Fields minstrels, has organized a minstrel show here. The first performance was given last week.
 Camden-W. S. Goodwin, congress- man from the Seventh district for ten years. has opened law offices in the Warren Bank building at Warren, his l former home.
 Huntsville-Mrs. Bertha Moore of Japton was struck by stick of stove wood recently, which she was split ting, and the sight of her left eye was destroyed
 Marked Tree.-A ton tractor and al large grading machine began work on the Ozark Trail recently. Teams and shovels are being used on the road every day.
 Camden-C w. Cathey has resign ed as mayor of Bearden, having moved | to Pine Bluff. A special election will | be held in Bearden to elect MT Ca they's successor
 Van Buren.-The annual test of the | lift span of the Fort Smith-Van Buren free bridge was held last week. No | persons were allowed on the bridge | during the test.
 Walnut Ridge.-George Lewis of | the Lewis Furniture Company has completed one of the most modern homes in Hoxie. MT. Lewis will oc- cupy it as home.
 Brinkley-The Brinkley Ice Com pany is remodeling it's building. re- placing the wooden walls with brick. The manager, Geo. P. Reid, has fitted [ up an office at the plant
 Morrilton.-At meeting of the City | Council it was ordered that the license pertaining to butcher shops and meat | peddlers be suspended but that all | meats to be sold must be inspected.
 MorrlltOn. = Prominent educators | from over the state were on Petit i Jean mountain recently attending the InterRace Commission meeting. | Among them was H. C. Yerger, negro school teacher of Hope. Yerger was appointed member of the commis- sion by Governor Brough
 Misses Lula Beth Gee of Stuttgart and Mary Alice Shinn and Gladys Neal of this city. seniors of Henderson-Brown College of Arkadel- phia, gave recital in the M. E. Church, South.
 Camden.-W. I. Mitchell. former sen for instructor in motor mechanics in Camp Pike College, has been elected agricultural engineer at the Third Dis trict Agricultural School at Magnolia. H. FSpicer is his assistant. Mrs. w. NJ Jones of Magnolia has been elected in, oliSh