The Newark journal., 1922-01-19

has been in the coast artillery service for the past IS months, stationed in Honolulu, has returned home, and has accepted a position with the Pine Bluff Furniture Gompeny.
 Brinkley.-F. M. Cooper of Stutt- gart made an address to farmers here recently on cooperative marketing of cotton The majority of the suzstan- tial farmers in Brinkley territory have signed up.
 aragould.-Rupert c. Wright has purchased from Griffin Smith the Daily Press building on West Court street. The building recently was overhauled and romodeled as a home for the Daily Press and Tri-Weekly Soli- phone.
 ntonville.-Aecording to Whitney Keer, in charge of vital statistics for Bentonville and Osage township, the death rate gives ample justification for the claims made for the unusual healthfulness of this locality, and in his opinion iii the town of Bentonville the death rate is not more than one per cent a year for the past 70 years.
 Newport-R T. Simmons, cotton reporter fer Jackson county, an nounced the number Of bales ginned prior to December 13 from the 1921 crop to have been 31,381. as cOmpar- ] ed with 24022 to the same date in ] 1920. Most of the gins of the county have closed down for the season.
 Mountain Home.-Charles Thomp- son and family, who live on the Pa Ienske farm near Henderson. awoke in the middle of the night to find their house in flames. The fire had gained such q headway before it was discoy- cred that practically all of the house. hold goods were destroyed with tue house.
 Newport.-C. C. Whinant Of Para daet. who has the largest poultry ranch in northeast Arkansas, has jast returned from Mount Dive. Ill, where he contracted for his spring hatehings of eggs to the Hillview farm, one of the largest concerns of the kind i'll the country.
 Arkadephia-Th McDaniel and
 Hart grocery store has been sold to Garvin Phillips. who has taken charge. The name of the new firm will be Philips & Phillips.
 sFs4F cd in the coming city election in Ap- ril. W M. Perry and N L. Dawson, both fomer city officials, and Mayor D. ". Kirby have been mentioned as possible candidates for flavor
 Arkadelphia.-The stoler Merehan- disc Gompany's store was robbed re- gently. Two weeks ago the store was entered and considerable merehan- disc was stolen, consisting mostly of
 sVeters. The burglars entered by
 forcing rear window.
 Newportt-The Auxiliary of the st. Paul Episcopal church was enter tained by it's president, Mrs NJ. 4.
 Dorsey, and delegates were elected
 for the state council, which meets in
 Little Rock in February.
 3 Paragould-Denton Woods, clerk at the Freeman shoe store, was serious
 ly injured when Ford car crashed
 into a buggy he was riding. : Mena.-Mrs T.. D. Green of Mena. former owner of the Commercial ho- f tel and for many years owner of ho- s tells at other towns in Polk county. has 1 awarded contract for the building
 of new hotel in Mena.
 Mountain Home.-Clf Livingston. a f well known cattle man of Baxter , county, shipped two carloads of cat
 tie and a car of hogs to the Kansas
 City market recently.
 Paragould.-The local Rotary Club gave a banquet at the hotel Wander voort, when the club members enter
 tained their wives. Among the speak CTS was E. NJ. Allen, president of the
 Rotary Club of Helena
 Marshall.-Under direction Of Miss Gladys Fancher, teacher of music and
 Miss Matte V Blanton. instructor of expression, pupils of the two depart ments of Marshall High School gave recital recently
 Newport.-Publicatio of the finan- cial statements of conditions of the ! three Newport banks showed that in
 January 1 there was on deposit S1, , S0017417. The amount of deposits
 $S0S, ,946 36; Arkansas Bank and Trust Company $SOS 946.36; Farm
 CTS National $175,733.53. l Philadelphia - Members of the f Clark County Truck Growers Associ- ation have planted their radishes.
 Arkadelphia-The Ouachita Debat-
 ing Council, in an effort to extend is , spring schedule, has issued ehaH ; enges to the University of Aralanaas