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Carthage.-The To-day revival of the Methodist Church at Ben Few Camp has closed.
 Green Forest-H. B. Landen, poul- try expert, gave a demonstration in poultry cUlling here August 80.
 Arkaaelphia.--At the Woman's Li- brary building recently q recital was given bby Wellborn's orchestra.
 Fort Smith.-Victor E!lig Post of the American Legion has decided to buy building and remodel it into a post home, instead of erecting club house
 Harrisburg W F. Hallmark and R E. Graves are organizing local lodges of the United Farmers of America.
 Zinc.-Mrs. Elmo Sloan has as sumed the management of the Com mercial Hotel here and has made ex tensive repairs.
 Pocahontas.-P F. Mayes, assist ant cashier of the Randolph County Bank has announced that he will be candidate for Circuit Clerk
 Fort Smith.-The Boy Scouts were taken to presentation of Ten Nights in Bar Room recently. It was pre- scented by tent theater company. amden-Farmers in the vicinity of Sparkman have purchased chem icals, with which to charge two dip ping vats for the dipping of cattle.
 Stephens.-Stepnens will have two new business houses. Smith X Foster is putting in Il grocery store in the City Hotel, and Will Dixon is putting in one.
 Van Euren.-The first movement to- ward establishment of q cooperative creamery in this county was made September at a meeting at the county courthouse
 Walnut Ridge-Bryan DI Beck and ! M partnership under the name of Beck X Carter, to conduct a general insur- ance business.
 Parage euld.-Workmen are putting 1 in a new front in the business room on South Pruet street, which will be occupied by D. Rosenthars department 1 store when finished 1 Marked Tree.-T M Pearson, SUI 1 perintendent of Marked Tree public schools, is attending the University of 1 Chicago this summer. He will open school September 19.
 Camden-Th Camden News Shop and the Hildebrand- Stern insurance agency will occupy the store in the Myar block, formerly occupied by An derson's millinery shop. Dierks-The Methodist meeting conducted by the Rev w. F. Camp bell, assisted by the Rev 4. M Du- pree of Oklahoma City, closed with 47 additions to the church | Stephens meetings were held in Ouachita county in September to organize a Farm Bureau The meet ings were held at four principal points in the county Camden Bearden, Chid- ester and Ctephens.
 Dardanelie.-. S. Williams. form erly of Magnolia. has been elected su- i perinteudert of the Dardaneele High School. which will open in October Mir. Williams ic ono of the leading ed ucators in the State.
 Fort Smith.-Miss Leota Findlay has returned to her home from the hos pital, where she has been undergoing several operations to remove a needle from her foot. It has not been re moved. Miss Findlay is recovering, however.
 Zinc.-The Zinc Canning Company, which operates a tomato plant here has started operations and will ope- rate steadily until the first killing frost O. D. Peters of Crane, Mo, one of the stockholders. is in charge of operations.
 Piggott.-W. F. Hale, teacher of the Eighth grade of the public school for several years, has resigned to accept position with a lumber company at West Frankfort. III. The Baptist Church members gave a reception to the family.
 Magnolia. The Columbia County Teachers Institute was in session here in the high school building, Septem- Der 5-9. It was conducted by Miss Mary Harper, county superintendent. Friday, the last day of the institute, was Directors Day. Morrlton.-George Parker of Fay etteville. president of Parker Bros. Nursery Company, is in the market