Cleveland County herald., 1921-05-05

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 Judsonia The first car of straw. berries was shipped from here last Saturday. The berries brought good prices in spite of their somewhat rain- damaged condition.
 Fayetteville Contracts for the printing and engraving of the 1922 Razoroack, official annual student book of the University of Arkansas, have just been awarded by the staff. l Rogers.-Maurice Pullman of Best Water was injured when a piece of steel flew into his eye. He was taken to the hospital at Fayetteville, where he is said to be improving.
 tonville.-Ashleigh P. BoIes of the Northwest Arkansas Fruit Com. | pany has accepted position with the Highland Peach Orchard Company. of which Bert Johnson is president.
 Hardy.-Residents of the Hungry 1 Bend section, several miles south of here, have organized a Hawk and Crow Club, and on one day will stage a big hunt.
 Emmet.-The commencement exer. cfses for Emmet High School were held recently and the Rev. J. A. Sage of Prescott delivered the baccalaur cate sermon.
 Dumas.-Through the efforts of the Rev. R. T. Ross, pastor of the Metho- dist church here, a collection of $63.75 has been raised for the victims of the tornado which struck near Blevins on April 15.
 Marshall.-The engine on a south pound passenger train was derailed l here recently when it struck a COW about 100 yards east of the station | The engine ran about 80 feet on the cross ties, and finally overturned.
 Bentonville.-At a recent meeting of the Girls Missionary Circle, an or ganization of the Christian church with membership of young women from all the churches of the city, a contribution of $40 was made for starving Chinese.
 Jonesboro.-At a meeting of the Republican central committee held at the courthouse in this town recently Guy H. Langley was recommended to the state committee to succeed Allen Blankenship as postmaster at Mo. nett.
 Little Rock.-T. A Wilson, state labor commissioner, has appointed T. c. Newcomb of North Little Rock state boiler inspector for 8 term of two years. The last legislature failed 10 make an appropriation for the of fee.
 ssellvil1e.-Russellvill Lodge No. ', A. o. U. w., initiated class of 40 members recently. Grand Master John R. Frazer is expected to be pres ent, and the team from Capital Lodge No. 26 of Little Rock will conduct the limitations. Refreshments will be served.
 Mountain Home.-Jim Minge form erly commissioner in Road District No. l, met with an accident recently when his Ford car upset as he round ed corner in the east part of town on his way home. He suffered a few slight bruises. The accident was caused by a part of the steering gear going suddenly out of commission.
 Conway. - The Young Women's Christian Association of Hendrix Col lege will present a play, Miss Fear less & Co., at the high school audi torium in the near future Proceeds will be used in defraying expenses of delegates to the annual national meet ing of the association during the sum- mer at Estes Park, Colo.
 Ozark. Four and eight-tenths inches of rain fell one afternoon and night, doing considerable damage to crops. Several bales of cotton were washed from local gin lot All creeks in the county are up and some have overf1owed damaging farm lands. Strawberries also suffered from the | downpour.
 Walnut Ridge.-J. G. Richardson gave the Hoxie Fishing and Outing Club lease on the land on Clear Lake, on which it will erect club house. To show its appreciation, the l club gave MT Richardson an honor ary life membership. The site has been selected and the building will be erected soon.
 Fayetteville.-Ac competitive drill of i the University R. o. T. c. Battalion was held here recently. The colors were awarded to the company scoring the greatest number of points, awards being made on proper dress, manual of arms, close order drill and one pla- toon in extended order drill.
 Pine Bluff-At a meeting of the