The Newark journal., 1922-04-27

Ozark.-Watts & McCarry have opened a wholesale flour and feed store at Charleston.
 Rison.-The Rison Ice Company plant is completed and will be manu- facturing ice in few days.
 searcy-The White county radish crop is beginning to move, shipments having been made for several days.
 Walnut Ridge-J. " Glasgow, who purchased the D. H Osburn bankrupt stock. has closed out the store.
 Ozark.-Lames L. Mcclellan has announced as candidate for tax as- sessor of Franklin county.
 Judsonia-The Ladd Auto Company is constructing large addition to it's garage here It will be used as d storage and work room.
 Conway. annual homecoming for the alumnae and former students of Central College will be celebrated en May l.
 Star City.-The S I. A. of Star City gave q play at the high school build ing last week entitled The Old Maids Convention"
 Ozark.-Residents of Grand Prairie, one of the richest farming sections of Franklin county, are planning a com munity fair to be staged in October.
 Magnolia-Mrs. Mary Bartlett and Mrs Mary Perdue f Atlanta, Tex, are holding a revival at the Methodist Protestant church here.
 udsonia-Judsonia's first strawber- ries of the season were brought here yesterday. They were of the Excel sior variety, and sold for St.25 quart
 Conway.-Within six months after her right arm was broken in fall. Mrs. J. w. Holt broke her left arm The accident occurred when she stepped from a small feed house in the back yard to the ground.
 Russellville.-The town of Dover has organized baseball team, or dered uniforms, and will have a strong team this year It had one of the best rural teams in this section last sea- son.
 Band Knob.-The first shipment of the POO. 1000 tomato plants ordered is being distributed among the growers by President J. A. Adkins of the Bald Knob Fruit Growers Association. The plants are in fine condition
 Mountain View.-Case & Son of this place made one of the largest shipments of eggs recently that ever left Stone county. The shipment con tained $40 dozen, and went to Mem phis.
 Mena.-Bonds of the Mena School District, amounting to $30,000 were sold to Elkins & Co. of Little Rock. The funds will be used to retire ST. 600 in bonds outstanding and in build ing an addition to the present high school.
 Mountain Niew.-From surveyor to county clerk is the ambition of D. Warren of this county. He has served terms as county surveyor, and an nouneed as a candidate for county clerk.
 Bentonville.-The Park Springs ho- tel here Is said to be the first re- sort hetel In the Ozarks to open for the summer season. The Park Springs hotel opened today under the man. age ment of the owners, MT. and Mrs. George NJ Crowder.
 has an old English Bible printed in ITS. It was given to MT. Kearne by his mother. The Bible has been in the family about 150 years and in f are recorded marriages and deaths in the family for several generations.
 Searcy.-Through the efforts of the Searey Chamber of Commerce, the Western Union Telegraph Company VIII HldAllAdltA ApAEtI uQuIS dl us iO- cal office. Service will be continued until 8:S0 D. m. instead of D. III. The local organization hopes to have the office kept open until 10 p. m
 Arkadelphia-A sacred eantata Bethany was presented by the de- partment of voice. under the direc- tion of Miss Margaret James at Ouach- ita College. Forty singers partici- pated.
 Judsonia-A new bridge across Lit tie Red River here probably will be constructed soon, according to County Judge F O. White. A preliminary sur yey has been made by G. H. Sykes of the State Highway Department Work on the construction of the piers is to be started as soon as the high waters reeede.
 Ward-Ward will observe the third Sunday afternoon in May as Becora- ton Day. The services will be held at