The Newark journal., 1922-01-05

l closed for the season. The total gin nings was about 1000 bales, which was 600 bales less than last year.
 Morrilton.--Carl Schaefers, aged 15, son of George Schaofers. Missouri Pa cific construction foreman, accident ally shot himself while hunting in l the woods near here. He died about 10 minutes after the accident
 Green Forest-Mrs. Ona Coxsey
 as purchased the Sneed ranch near Osage in Carrcll county, paying $14,- 900 It is said to be the best farm in the county.
 Paragould.-Fire of unknown origin last week destroyed the grocery store of Ed Cole & Son of West Hunt street. The building. valued at about $500, was insured for $500.
 Paragould-W. M. Nelson. aged S2, was killed when he was struck by north bound Cotton Belt passenger train No 304, just north of the Mis- souri Pacific yard office.
 0zark.-The W. R Brewer & Son store at Charleston was recently bur glarized and about S125 worth of mer- chandise was stolen The thieves gained entrance by breaki1 the glass in rear door
 Morrilton.-A Democratic primary to make nominations for mayor, treasurer, recorder. marshal and two aldermen fer each of the four city wards was held January
 Walnut Ridge-Oliver Massey, county clerk of Lawrence county has just returned from a big deer hunt, and brought back one of the finest bucks ever seen in this part of the country. He will have the head mounted
 0zark-Mrs. Stella Williams and her little son, Lloyd. who live in the Coon neighborhood south of here, were attacked by COW which Mrs. Williams was milking. The animal gored both with her horns, knockedz them down and trampled on them be- fore the mother could beat her off. The injuries are not serious.
 Conway.-Only 11,345 bales of cot. ton, the smallest number on record since the government began gathering ginning statistics, were ginned in Faulkner county prior to December 13 this year. according to w R. Nc Henry, agent for the Census Bureau. The number ginned during the period from December 1 to December 13 was only f9, by far the smallest on record.
 Malvern.-At meeting of the Board of Stewards of the First Meth odist Church here, J. Elmo Young was reelected chairman A. I. Row land vice-chairman; Ray Boyle sec. retary and treasurer; Robet Smith Jr.. incidental steward; Gay Morris on, choir leader; Mrs. Lucy Morrison, organist.
 Russe1lYille.-J H. Simpson of Hoxie, has purchased the White House hotel in Kussellville and taken charge. He formerly operated the Park hotel in Hoxie Mrs Nancy Reidmadden. who had operated the White House under lease the past years, has not announced her future intentions.
 Walnut Ridge.-The new McCarroll building wkich is being erected on Main street here, is being pushed rap idly to completion. The walls md roofing is practically finished and concrete work is now being done. The structure probably will be completed in two or three weeks.
 Memphis, Tenn-Walter A. Billings ley, aged 3S, a farmer, of Presdale, Ark. died at a hospital here as the result of gunshot wounds sustained in fight with unidentified persons at his farm.
 Heber Springs.-Foster c. Richard son aged 13, son of the late Dr. F G. Richardson, we'll known Heber Springs physician who died November 23, sue cumbed as the result of injuries he re- i ceived last week when his night gown was ignited as he lighted a fire at his home. He was terribly burned over the entire body.
 Huntsville.-Mrs. ". B Hummer of Hartwell celebrated her 90th birthday last week. She has excellent health and all of her facilities are unimpair- ed.
 Hot Springs.-Virgil Shaw, brother of Dr. J. B. Shaw, county coroner of | this city, and who was one of the lead 1 ing farmers of Garland county. was al most instantly killed when Ford car he was driving overturned. The acci- dent occurred about seven miles from Hot Springs.
 Wynne.-Forrest Mulholland, aged 25. died in a Memphis hospital from | injuries received recently while hunt ing near Wynne. He was accidental ly shot by Jeff Lindley. aged 13, mem- be of the hunting party