The spectator., 1921-03-08

uTlFen over II, ana which nR1 6lnCe
 that time been impossible, has been
 rebuilt and is now ready for use. Camden.-S. D. Sandeen of Marshall, Texas, has succeeded B. l.. Allen as
 manager of the Camden agency of the
 National Life Insurance Company. MT.
 Allen. resigned to accept. a position
 with the Pierce Oil Corporation.
 Ashdown.-The Ogden gin at ogden, eight miles south of here, burned last
 week. It was owned by the United
 oil Mills of this place. and was par
 tially covered by insurance. The or
 igin of the fire is undetermined.
 Jonesboro.-Dr. J. J. Rice, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of this city, with M. H. Rhodes, A. J. Scott,
 E. c. Stuck, John Harrison and Relbue Price, has left for Nashville to attend a layman's missionary conference.
 Ashdown.-The Young Mems Bible class of the Baptist Church gave ban. quet recently for members and pros- pective members. Addresses were made by the Rev. J. T. Cloar, A. D. Du- Laney. Homer Coggins and D. H. Tompkins.
 Bentonville.-Mountain Post, Amer ican Legion, has elected the following officers: D. W. Pee Jr., commander; Roy Dixon. adjutant and treasurer; Dr. Kenneth B. Huffman, post surgeon: the Rev. H. c. Hoy. chaplain; Jeff R. Rice. historian
 Ashdown.-A school improvement association has been organized at Oak Hill, five miles west of here. by Coun- ty Superintendent Wheelis. with the following officers: J. E. Mccall, pres ident; J. R. Hinton. vice president; and Miss Eula Hinton, secretary-treas- urer.
 Fayetteville.-W c. Rapp of the De- partment of Horticulture of the Uni verSity of Arkansas, said that the cold wave would be decidedly beneficial for the fruit in this section of the coun- try, as the unreasonable warm weather had been causing the buds to swell rapidly.
 Bentonville.-Miss Ethel Bryant of Rogers has the distinction of being | the first woman notary in Benton | County. Miss Sylvia Walker. deputy | clerk and chancery clerk. recently suorp in Inv C;rou;t CIorL Iro n Su-aor ingen is the first woman office holder in the county.
 ayetteville.-Arkansas has been shown a signal honor recently in the election of an Arkansas man, Dr. J. A. Elliot, head of the Department of Plant Pathology of the University of | Arkansas, to the presidency of the | American section of the Phyto- Patho- logical Society.
 Springdale Marion Goss of Avoca, scout master for the Boy Scouts of Benton County. is planning moving picture story that will include in ito cast all the Boy Scout organizations of the county, Avoca. Rogers. Benton yille Decatur, Siloam Springs, and per. haps other towns.
 Prescott.-Otis J. Cantley of Pres colt. for several years deputy sheriff of Nevada County, and until recently a member of the internal revenue force in Arkansas. has left for Chicago. where he has accepted a position as police sergeant for the Michigan Cen tral and New York Central railroad lines.
 Batesville.-H. H. HiRdshaw. form CT mining engineer for the State of is looking over the man. shaw states that he finds great possi- bilities in the resources of this section of the State, and expressed himself as being surprised at the large deposit of manganese ore found here
 Harrisburg has just come to light here that a suit has been filed in the Federal Court at Jonesboro against Poinsett County by Ohio cap lldllSlS Ou so0,UUU OI county WdTTdIAS. If judgment is taken on them an addi- tonal 5-mill tax will doubtless be ordered levied against all the taxable property of the county until the judg- ment is paid off.
 Conway-Sheriff W. M. Brady and Deputy R. F. Adams will complete their itinerary in the outlying town ships of the county and will return to Conway to make final collection of taxes beginning Wednesday and ex tending to April 10. Sheriff Brady said that the taxes are being paid at only a nominal rate, and below the average for the county.
 Harrisburg. g.-Thc acreage planted to cotton will be cut in this county at least half of what it was last year, and our farmers will raise more hay, grain, potatoes and vegetables. Coun.