The spectator., 1921-10-07
NeUs From AU Over A Arkarsos An GpItome of items Condensed For Quick and Easy
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 sioners in selecting jurors for the Oc tober tenn failed to select any women.
 Jonesboro. - The regional confer ence of the American Red Cross will be held in Jonesboro October Il.
 Pocahontas. Material has been placed on the site for new building for the First National Bank.
 Magazine ne-Preparations are under way for the Logan County Fair which will be held at this city October Il 12, 13 and IA.
 Warren-This city Is preparing tC build sewers. An improvement dis. trict has been formed and contract will be let soon.
 Ashdown.-Rain deterred the pick ing of cotton for several days. There is no foliage on the plant and the grade is not damaged.
 Mammoth Spring. The local Knights Templar held a conclave with E. L. Pierce, grand commander fol the state. and Deputy Grand Com mander E. T. Hyman present.
 Dermott.-About 500 guests here participated in a barbecue dinner giv' en by the local Masonic lodge. Gov ernor McRae, grand state orator made the principal address.
 Mulberry Cotton is being rapidly gathered in this section, approximate ly ,000 bales already having been ginned. It is estimated that one-third of the crop has been gathered.
 Bentonville- Bcntonviile Com munity Club has contributed $l00 fol prizes for members of the boys and girls agricultural clubs at the com munity fair to be held here October 22
 Eureka Springs. - Marion Rose o1 Green Forest lodged the rubber from the end of lead pencil in her cal and could not remove it. She was brought to the hospital here, where the rubber was tal.en out. She is i'm proving.
 Camden.-One of the largest land deals in Southern Arkansas this year was closed when the Bradley Lumber Company of Arkansas, of Warren, sold approximately 10000 acres of land In Bradley county to the Southern Oil & Land Go. of Grand Rapids, Mich. It ia said the price paid was $133,00o.
 Benton.-Forty-two members ol Magnolia Lodge No. 60, Free and Ac' cepted Masons, of Little Rock visited the local lodge and conferred the Mas ter's degree upon candidate Baux' ite Lodge. which furnished the candi date. was represented by 30 members. The local lodge Is 75 yehs old, and Friday nights attendance was the largest on record.
 Little Rock.-Governor McRae has designated October g as the date ol the special election to be held in the Sixth Congressional District to select a successor to the late Congressman s M. Taylor. The Democratic com ni,tee of the district selected Chester M. Taylor of Pine Bluff, son of the late congressman. as the party nom inee.
 Bonneville. - Jasper Ray. aged 90 was instantly killed when heavy piece of timber was hured violently against his chest at the Bonneville Lumber Company's plant. Ray. an employe at the plant, was standing near a saw when the piece of timber by some unknown means. fell upon the cutter. He was struck with such force that his body was knocked backward about IF feet. He was dead when fellow employees reached him.
 Rogers. Thieves entered through the back door of Benton County Hard ware Company's store after midnight and obtained S53. which was on dis play. The money was donated by mer- chants of the town as part of prizes to be given to holders of lucky num- bers at a ball game, the proceeds of the game and from the sale of the score cards to go to the Benton County ntiTuberculosis Society.
 Hope.-Pians for building another curing plant have been perfected by the Hope Potato Growers Co-Opera tive Association for taking care of the 1921 crop. The plant will be 5000 busbel capacity. giving the loca, ns sociation capacity of 10000 bushels with the plant which was erected last season.
 Newport.-C. c. Whisant, chicken fancier of Paraquet. wires that 22 oi his entries brought Is ribbons out of a class of 300 white Leghorn chickens at the Memphis Tri-State fair. .
 Little Rock.-According to an, ! ~ A l.