Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-17

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 Hoxie.-Frank Ford of Little Rock has bought the Boss Hotel from J. B. McCully.
 Ashdown-The residence of John Puckett was slightly damaged by fire recently.
 Marshall-The Searcy Circuit Court convened here. with Judge J. M. Shinn presiding.
 ozark.-The Ozark City Council has employed Charley Sis:, as town night watehman.
 Huntsville-The scale of wages for farm help has been greatly reduced in this county.
 Huntsyille.-The Rev. George Bird of Whitener is conducting a revival at Mellett, Okla.
 0zark-A burgar broke into the smokehouse at the John Church home and stole two cured hams. l Huntsville.-A. Whitener, manufac- turer of dried fruit, shipped 10000 pounds to Oklahoma customers this week
 Pine Bluff.-The Orpheo Theater has been closed for an indefinite period. Bookings for vaudeville were conceded.
 Conway.-Charles Crayens. timer, sustained a broken left arm when he fell from a scaffold while doing some repair work.
 Rison.-Farmers. merchants and bankers of Cleveland County met here and adopted the Memphis plan of han ding cotton.
 Poughkeepsie-H. J. Johnson has bought the general merchandise store at Emerson formerly conducted by George Johnson.
 Ashdown-The Womans Mission ] ary Society of the Methodist Church here gave a banquet for the Young Mems Bible Class.
 Arkadelphia-Th Hazel Grove Cir cle No 243 has elected delegates to the Woodman Circle convention at l Blytheville in March.
 Jonesboro-Miss Earle Chambers of Little Rock arrived here and re- mained several days working in the interests of the State anti-tuberculosis campaign.
 Huntsyille.-A number of schools in this county are now being conducted on subscription plan, as the public school funds were inadequate for the terms desired.
 Austin.-The Baptist Manual Sun i day School Training Course closed i last night, with diplomas being award l ed to those who qualified as Sunday school teachers.
 lphia.-Clark Circuit Court 1 has adjourned, after being in session since January 24. Judge Joe Hard ] flSC pl C0luCu III l4lC cDSCACG Ol OuuSt l George R. Haynie. Ozark-James F Wahl, principal of the Ozark school the past few months, 1 has resigned to accept a position in 1 Texas He will be succeeded by J. i B. Ross of Conway. Center Point-Watson & Whitaker have installed a sawmill, which they will operate in connection with their l cotton gin. This will give Center Point two sawmills. Paris.-Dean Bradford Knapp of the 1 College of Agriculture of the Uni versity of Arkansas spoke here to a crowd of farmers and business men i of Logan County. He urged a big re- duction in acreage planted to cotton.
 Ozark-A severe hail storm in l Cravens township, about 10 miles l northwest of here, did severe damage i to the fruit trees and berry plants In some places the ground was covered to a depth of two inches with hail stones.
 Cotton Plant-As a result of the heavy rains of the past few days, the lowlands surrounding Cotton Plant are inundated. The streets and alleys of Cotton Plant were flooded, and the water rushed into several business | houses.
 Camden.-The Cotton Belt railroad has placed a special switch engine here to take care of the increased freight business in Camden. Keo.-The Bank of Keo has elected the following officers: President, w. F. Coleman; vice president s. C. Cobb; cashier, c. D. Alexander.
 Mulberry.-The Rev M. F. Bellew pastor of the Presbyterian Church here the past year, has resigned to accept