Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-08-18

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 Fordyce.-,T. J. Gladson, who oper- ates a restaurant and news stand hes purchased the Metropo hotel from Mrs. J. M. Phillips.
 Morrilton.-As a result of farmers of Conway county holding back their prices of eggs here have advanced about 25 per cent.
 Cotten-General rains have fallen in practically all sections of Baxter county during the past few days, and crops have been materially strength ened. The outlook is promising.
 Bentonville.-The M. E. church, South, of which the Rev. J. R. Camp bell is pastor, held a largely attended Sunday school picnic at Ford Springs last week.
 Diaz.-Capt. J. S. Williams, mer- chant and planter of this place, has been appointed temporary chairman of the Cotton Growers Association, which was organized at Newport.
 Paragould.-The first services in the. new First Presbyterian church here were held recently The finishing touches to the new edifice were com pleted last week.
 Altus.-E T. Wells of Altus sus- tained a broken arm when he fell tfter ssghting from a moving auto mobile. He was taken to a Fort Smith hospital for treatment.
 Paragould.-W. J. Brewer has re. ceived his commission as justice of the peace of Clark township, succeed ing Justice J. w. Thompson, who re- signed on account of i'll health.
 Batesville.-About 50 farmers from here went to Newport recently to hear Aaron Sapiro speak on the plan for organizing cotton growers associa- tion in Arkansas.
 Searcy.-A study class in church work was conducted at the Baptist church last week by Miss Fay Adams of Louisville, Ky, field worker of the Baptist Association.
 Jonesboro.-Several heal of stock have died in Craighead county during the past few days from anthrax, ac- cording to reports received here. The disease is being rapidly stamped out, however.
 Searcy.-Mrs. Mary Holloway, aged S2, pioneer of Searcy, is in critical condition at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gus Mitchell, of Longview, Tex, following fall down the stairs in which she sustained a broken leg.
 Russellville.-7'he partnership of Meade & Wallace, lawyers, has been dissolved, and each of the former partners, U. L. Meade and Robert Wal lace, will engage in the practice of law in Russellville.
 Bentonville. Linebarger Bros, owners of Bella Vista, added half dozen fire "slickers" to the equipment
  in appreciation of the swift run to the resort made by the fire company on the occasion of the recent fire in the kitchen of the Bella Vista dining lodge.
 Walnut =Ridge.-While on the way home from town, in wagon, Sid Brim- hall and family met an automobile driven by Hack Smith The horses became frightened at the car and the wagon turned a complete somersault down a steep embankment. No one was hurt. The accident occurred near Black Rock, where Brimhall and Smith live.
 Bentonville-Mrs. F. M Phinney, teacher of the first grade of the Ben- tonville public schools, has issued request to parents of small children to have your vaccination done early" so that children may not be absent from school on account of sore arms and also that they may not run the risk of getting their vaccinated arms hurt in play at school.
 Arkadelphia.-Sev pieces of h. dian art are on exhibition at the Saun- ders Mercantile Company's store on Main street, which came from the E. R. Shugart farm, 12 miles down the Ouachita river. According to Sam Strong, the land was plowed this spring, and the overflow came and washed away considerable surface soil, exposing the tops of the pottery and other earthenware articles. He said there were several hundred pieces of this pottery.
 Walnut Ridge.-The storage barn of the C.. I. Hager Construction Company was destroyed by fire recently. About 100 bales of hay and supply of sack feed was stored in the barn, and this was also destroyed The total loss was estimated at between $1,000 and $1,5O0, partly covered by insurance.