Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-02-09

Walnut Ridge.-The Weir M6rcdn-
tile Company has purchased the stock
of groceries of Terry Rainweter at
Hoxie.
Huntsville.-John Robinson has
sold a large farm near Asher to
Henry Ray for $4,000.
Ozark. S. Smith, T. A. Watson
and M. NJ. Cole have been appointed
commissioners to build the new court
house at Charleston.
Arkadelphia.-E / G h en- 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 company
to install an ice plant. S. A. Coats
is said to be at the head Of the prop
osition.
Pocahontas.-The Neapolitin Trou-
badours, members Of the White-Myers
Lyceum Bureau of Kansas City, en-
tertained a packed house at the
Methodist church hire last week.
Marshall-While working at his
flour mill here recently, F. D. Alex
ander suffered a badly crushed arm
when the member was caught in the
engine.
Observation-Disclosures. Nancy Reidmat-
ten has taken charge of the White
House hotel again, having bought the
property from J. H. Simpson of Wal
nut Ridge, to whom she sold it in
December.
Glenwood-The Glenwood Chamber
of Commerce has elected the follow
ing officers: President, w. F. Rea-
gan; secretary and treasurer, M. +.
Gibbs.
Walnut Ridge.-The pastor and
members of the Methodist church
have just signed a contract with a
Kansas City concern to furnish seven
windows for the new church, which
will cost $1,000.
ntsyille.-William Worthley of
Whitener has just completed a cellar
Is feet long, II feet wide and 6 feet
deep His only implement was a stone
pick, as the cellar is built in solid
limestone He spent all his leisure
Arkadelphia.-The piano pupils of
Yellyille.-Interest in the cattle
business is reviying among stockmen
and dealers in this section, with sew
eral buyers in the field taking up
young cattle There is considerable
competitive bidding Hogs also are
being sought with considerable activ-
ity among buyers.
Searcy.- Striking a match to find
the trouble with his automobile, Don
aid Moore found more trouble than
he was looking for, as the car was
soon a mass of flames and now is
only a wreck Of twisted and warped
metal practically good for nothing but
the junk heap
Camden.-Nearly $4,000 has been
collected by Sheriff. and Collector
Ed Harper for state automobile tax
in Ouachita county since January l,
Ouachita county will receive 70 per
cent of this money, which will go in
to the road fund.
Walnut Ridges. T. Hardin, mana
ger Of the Hoxie-Walnut Ridge Ice
and Coal Company, says that new ice
making machinery would be installed
in the plant in the spring.
Fort Smith.-Members of the local
Fire Department will be supplied with
telephones free of charge, according
to an agreement reached by city Of
ficials and the Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company.
Huntsyille.-The Rev. Houston
Johnson has closed three weeks
revival at Buckeye, in which there
were 43 conversions.
misunderstanding High School
has issued the first number of the
"Pottsville Pep" The paper will be
a monthly publication.
Cotton Plant.-Farmers in this Sec
ton expect to plant about 200 acres
to strawberries this season. A berry
growers association probably will be
organized here within few days.
Paragould.-J. r. Cravens recently
sustained fractured hip when he fell
on an icy pavement while on his way
home from his work
Walnut Ridge.-Hubbs &c Butler,
bakers, are preparing to remove their
plant to the new McCarroll building
on Main street, which has just been
completed.
Huntsville.-Ralph Carlock, who
owns a large farm at the end of the