The spectator., 1921-01-14
Arkadelphia.-The Rev. o. J, Wade,

De Queen.-The Rev. J. I. Cossey of Hope has accepted the pastoratc of the Baptist church here and removed to De Queen to begin his work.
 Harrisburg rg-Among the business changes at the first of the year was the taking over of the management of the Palace Cafe by Harry Holmes. ewlsyllle.-Burglars broke into the store of Lester-Patton Dry Goods Com pany here and escaped with consider able wearing apparel.
 Paragould.-A hunting party com. posed of J. c. Boone, John H. Stull Marlon Futrell and son and Billy Mid dieton left here to spend a week in Bay Bottoms, hunting.
 Conway.-Merehants of Conway yes terday circulated a petition to close their places of business each after noon at 6:S0 o'clock, with the excep- ton Of Saturday. from January to October l.
 Hardy.-W. T. McJunkins of Ash Flat has assumed his duties as county superintendent of schools in Sharp county For several years Mir. Jun klns has been cashier of the Bank of Ash Flat
 Havana.-The c. A. Cooper general store here was entered by burglars ana robbed of several hundred dollars worth or notions and tobacco En- trance was effected by smashing a large window.
 Conway.-The Rev. W. A. Camp. bell, travelling missionary of the Land mark Baptist Association, is spending the week in Conway with a view to organizing church of his denomina- tion here.
 Harrisburg.-Don Caplinger, the TO- year-old son of Attorney A. B. Cap finger. sustained broken arm and his elbow was thrown out of place While wrestling on the school grounds l ct tuS HOOH nOur.
 Dermott.-J. D. Rust, formerly man. ager of the Jefferson Hotel at Pine Bluff has leased Dermott's two largest hotels, the Dermott and the Chicot. and has taken charge. He will operate the Dermott on the American plan and the Chicot on the European plan. l Harrisburg.-T local stave plant of the Bott Bros. Manufacturing Com pany has resumed operations. provid- ing employment for many men who had been idle since the closing of the mill. Normally about 50 men are em. i ployed in the mill
 Harrisburg A. Ford. who has been in He grocery business here for several years, has sold his business to Sam Smith and Clyde Beard. The | business will be continued after con. siderable improvement in the building and replenishment of stocks. i Hope.-The Linker laboratory is a Hope industry that is not reducing it's working force because of depressed conditions. This institution. which manufactures veterinary remedies. re- gently added 22 persons to it's plant force.
 Springdale.-B, F Bryant has sold hes 250-acre farm on White river to l Frank E. Matthews of Chicago for ! S6,000. MT. Matthews is a well-known l league baseball player and plans to make this farm his winter home. He will use the farm as a stock farm.
 Philadelphia George Wright, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. w Wright, of this place, who is employed by the Inter- state Refining Company of Sherman. Tex, won the first prize of $500 offered by the company Co salesmen from 50 states for selling the greatest amount of goods.
 aragould.-Elmer Berry, who was shot recently while out hunting with Freeman Strickland, when the latter S gun was accidently discharged, was brought to the local sanitarium where his right arm was amputated. The ac- cident occurred at Walnut Corner, Greene county.
 Hardy.-Two new buildings are be. ing erected at St Mary's in the Woods, summer home for Memphis orphan children maintained by Memphis par ties, two and one-half miles south of this town. During the summer the home is in charge of Sister Anne Christine or Memphis, and the owners of the property have invested about 1000 in buildings on the premises.
 Arkadelphia.-The garage and an Overland automobile of T. c. Ray were badly damaged by fire. MT Ray estimates his loss at s1,0O0. with $500 insurance. When the blaze was dis covered the flames had enveloped the garage and it was impossible to re-