The spectator., 1921-08-02

Huntsville The Rev. John Whitten of Loy is conducting a series of meet ings at Indianola Okla.
 Camden.-Smith Bros have com pleted their ice plant at Waldo and have begun making ice
 Huntsville.-Mrs. Aggie Sanders of Whitener has opened a dressmaking parlor at Springdale.
 Altus.-Too much rain has damaged crops in this section. Upland crops are in good condition.
 Fort Smith-The annual fall fair of Crawford county will be held in Van Buren October 19. 20. 21 and 22
 Huntsville.-The Rev. Robert Reed of St. Paul is holding a revival at Elkins. Twenty conversions are re- ported.
 Camden.-The annual revival at the Waldo Baptist Church has begun with the pastor, the Rev. D. N. Jackson, in charge.
 Huntsyille.-Aso B. Coger, who has been engaged in the drug business here for several years. will erect a large drug store at Springdale.
 Ozark.-Recent rains have had a beneficial effect on growing crops in this section. Farmers are expecting to harvest bumper crops.
 Gurdon.-City authorities are plan ming to hold the second cleanup cam paign here. The date for the cam paign has not been set
 Altus.-A picnic will be held at the Stone Hill community, mile west of here, on July 20, under auspices of the Farmers Union
 Austin.-The eleventh annual home coming and picnic will be held at Connor Park, Austin, August F. IS and 19
 Calico Rock-The Rev C. l.. Wilker- son of Springfield, Mo- has begun a revival at the Christian church here It will continue about two weeks
 Bentonville.-Julius Giger has ex- changed the Star garage on West A street to F. H Rizer for a farm of APO acres near Southwest City.
 Conway.-The fire committee of the (jtV ('nnnpiI vril lire department to assume office Au- gust l, when the termof Chief R. C. i D1ckerson expires
 Camden.-A Pioneer Club has been organized among the younger mem. bers of the Warren Y NJ. c. A, with Wallace Hurley as president and Clyde Sloan as secretary. The membership is limited to A.
 Paragould.-Miss Faye Terrell. who l graduated from the local high school the past term, and later took a nor maj course at Hendr:x College, Con way, has opened a school at Morn. ing Star, four miles east of here
 Harrisburg The residence and household furnishings of James Marsh burned here recently. The family was away from home. It is supposed that some one left lighted lamp or a cigarette stub in the house. Walnut Ridge.-Alvis Meyers. who bought the bankrupt stock of the In dustrial Transportation Company at Black Rock is moving the stock to Walnut Ridge and will operate a store here.
 Bentonville-Two hundred Benton county teachers attended the annual institute uxder the direction of F. A Wood, county superintendent of schools, at the Bentonville High School.
 Fort Smith.-Charles w Dawson architect of Fort Smith and Musko gee. is expected to return to Musko gee soon from Edinburg, Scotland where he recently went to attend the international meeting of the Rotary Club. Dawson left the United States accompanied by his wife. on May 20
 Camden.-Larg crowds of Camder people. both young and old are en deavoring to keep cool these ho summer days by daily swims in tn, Ouachita river. Sandy Beach is the most popular place on the river The Boy Scouts have erected dressing rooms for the use of the bathers a this place
 Paragould.-H. R. Partlow, count, superintendent of Greene county, hai received a letter from State Superin tendent J. L. Bond, asking him to at tend a meeting of superintendents il Little Rock next month and explained the success of the county institut, | hold in para dnripu Ipna Mr