The Newark journal., 1922-02-09

 tile Company has purchased the stock of groceries of Terry Rainwater at i Hoxie
 Huntsyille-John Robinson has sold a large farm near Asher to Henry Ray for 5000.
 Ozark.-J, S smith. r A Watson and M. NJ Cole have been appointed | commissioners to build the new court house at Charleston.
 Philadelphia .-Efghteen indict. ments have been returned by the Clark | county Grand Jury Liquor charges comprise the major part of the inves- tigation.
 Walnut Ridge.-A movement Is on foot in Hoxie to organize a company to install an ice plant S. A. Coats is said to be at the head of the prop osition
 Pocahoatas.-The Neapolitin Trou- badonrs, members of the White-Myers Lyceum Bureau of Kansas City, en- tertained a packed house at the Methodist church hre last week
 Marshail-While working at his four mill here recently. F D. Alex ander suffered a badly crushed arm when the member was caught in the engine.
 RusseIlvine.-Mrs Nancy Reidmat- ten has taken charge of the White House hotel again. having bought the property from J. II. Simpson of Wall nut Ridge. to whom she sold it in December
 Glenwood-Th Glenwood Chamber of Commerce has elected the follow ing officers: President. W. F Rea- gan: secretary and treasurer. M. F. Gibbs.
 Walnut Ridge-The pastor and have just signed a contract with a Kansas City concern to furnish seven windows for the new church. which will cost $1.20O
 ntsyille-William Worthley of Whitener has just completed a cellar Is feet long. 12 feet wide and feet deep. His only implement was a stone pick, as the cellar is built in solid limestone He spent all his liesure
 Arkadelphia.-The piano pupils of
 Yellville.-Interest in the cattle business is reyiying among stockmen and dealers in this section. with sey- eral buyers in the field taking up young cattle There is considerable competitive bidding Hogs also sre being sought with considerable actiy- ity among buyers.
 Searcy.-Striking a match to find the trouble with his automobile. Don aid Moore found more trouble than soon a mass of flames and now is only wreck of twisted and warped metal practically good for nothing but the junk heap.
 Camden.-Nearly $10,000 has been collected by Sheriff and Collector Cd Harper for state automobile tax in Ouachita county since January 1, ouachita county will receive 70 per cent of this money, wh4eh will go in- 0 the road fund
 Walnut Ridge-S T. Hardin, mana. ger of the Hoxie Walnut Ridge Ice and Coal Company, says that new ice making machinery would be installed Il the plant in the spring
 Fort Smith.-Members of the local ire Department will be supplied with telephones free of charge, according 0 an agreement reached by city of .cials and the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
 Huntsville.-The Rev Houston Johnson has closed a three weeks eeyiyal at Buckeye, in which there were 43 conversions.
 ottsyille-Pottsville High School has issued the first number of the Pottsville Pep The paper will be l monthly publication.
 Cotton Plant.-Farmers in this sec ion expect to plant about 200 acres -n strawberries this season. X berry ,rowers' association probably will be organized here within a few days.
 Pafagould-J T. Cravens recently lstained fractured hip when he fell n an icy pavement while on his way ome from his work.
 Walnut Ridge -Hubbs & Butler, aakers, are preparing to remove their Dlant to the new McCarroll building n Main street, which has just been sompleted
 Huntsyille.-Ralph Carlock, who 7wns large farm at the end of the improved highway to Fayettville. 5olth of Whitener, has set five acres Concord grapes. and plans a much larger acreage soon.