The Pulaskian., 1921-04-21
Arkansas News
 In Brief Form
current Happenings From All
 Sections of the State.
s Q .s. .at e.ss Q .a e.t e-s. ess

pe on the city streets. aebdown.-A special election will be lied by Mayor J. E. Lock to vote
 2 stock law for Ashdown. neWitt-O. J. Carson has been re- scted superintendent of the Gillette blic school.
 DeWitt-H. o. Holbert has been pcted marshal of Dewitt by the Ey council.
 walnut Ridge.-A School Improve ent Association has been formed at .cabontas. It has 50 members.
 oqark Visitors from all parts of
 e county were here to attend the
 bool rally and athletic contest. EneWitt.-Frosts the past few nights I've damaged gardens in Arkansas |unty
 |Horatio Continued cold weather is harding the berry harvest. Eight ,rs have been shipped. The first h was shipped April 6. Brinkley. = P. D. Stoyer, formerly Brinkley, has accepted position Eth the Rock island Railroad at Parcy.
 |Hardy.-Fred D. Mclean, who has len assistant cashier of the Farmers ank here for several years, has re- gned
 |Dierks.-The Dierks Lumber and bal Company has deeded to the town Dierks tract of seven and one blf acres for cemetery. Walnut Ridge.-The City Council of Ealnut Ridge and the Central Power Light Company have agreed upon a lie of 16 1-2 cents for current. Walnut Ridge.-The street connect |g Walnut Ridge and Hoxie has just len graded and put into good condi- pn. The street is one and one-half
 les long.
 Mammoth Spring.-The Mammoth bring brass band, composed of ex Brienced musicians and several nov les, has been organized here. W. H.
 orris is the director. Ozark. drilling for oil bar Branch will be successful in |eir venture, whether they find oil not At a depth of 535 feet they Pssed through a 10-foot vein of coal. W. N. Gladson, dean the Engineering Department of the diversity of Arkansas, spent a day Conway, making a survey of the opposed improvement and extension the municipal waterworks system. |Nashyille-B Johnson and others Nashville are working to secure hge fruit basket manufacturing plant h Nashville, and indications are lat plant of this kind may soon be |tablished here.
 |Rogers.-The Rev. and Mrs. T. E. |cSpadden and J. NJ. McClelland has |ft for Cincinnati, Ark, where they Fll attend the annual convention of fesbyterian churches of the north lest section of Arkansas. IFayetteyille.-A combined geologi- \ and botanical field trip was held gre recently by the University of Ar fnsas classes in geology and botany. ne trip was made to Fincher's cave, ne miles east of here, three trucks Rrnlshing conveyance. *fayetteyille. = More than 15,000 poks were borrowed from the Fay k'eyille City Library in 1920, accord
 E to the annual report just made by HISS Lila Rollston, librarian. Mem Rrship iE the library has increased =om S27 70 BIO, and owned books zom total of 1,940 to overs4 ,000. walnut Ridge.-H. F. Williams of N Good Roads Department of the
 Pited States government is here
 ecklng over the various road i'm [oVement districts in Lawrence 2unty, for which federal aid has been
 anted. It will take several days to
 mplete the work. |aohesboro.-Dr. William B. Kicks nashville, Tenn, general secretary 'he centenary movement of the 2uehern Methodist church, addressed |e congregation of the First Metho-
 e church here in the interest of the fntenary fund.
 |Nasnville.- Philadelphia and Chi
 so capitalists, who have in view the
 lolng of large cement plant in
 9asiiie, are expected here this Fsk. They will begin preparations
 establishing the plant as soon as |Fy get here, it is said.