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See Will Rogers at his beat
in “Jubilo” Friday night.
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A fine son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. J. IL Boles Wednes
day.
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Rev. J. L. Brown of Walnut
Grove was in town Wednes
da y.
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Jubilo is the greatest picture
Will Rogers ever made. See
it Friday night at the Royal.
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W. E. Self has returned to
Hartford, after having spent a
few days here with his family.
Owing to other businesses I
will sell my restaurant busi
ness in Newark. Cash or Creidt
H. V. WILLIAMS
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Squire H. E. Woodruff of
Vaughan township remember
ed The Journal in a pleasant
and substantial manner while
in town on business Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Purin
ton and Miss Beatrice Clark
of Batesville spent a few days
in town this week, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gallo
, way.
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Two’s company three is a
fight. That is what Will Rog
ers said when the city suy
came out to the farm and tried
to take his girl away from him.
Royal Friday December 39.
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For sale: A team of horses,
wagon and farm tools, or a
team of mules, if preferred.
Also have for rent 50 acres
best land on Big Island with 10
acres of alfalfa and good hay
shed. V. L. Pascoe.
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Lee Nell, the three-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It.
K. McHenry*, died ac the fam
ily home in England, Wednes
day of last week, death result
ing from a short illness oj
pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Henry formerly resided in New
ark and have many friends
here who are sorry to learn oi
the untimely death of theii
little daughter.
Mrs. Z. M. Horton of Moun
tain Home is spending a few
| days here visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. L. Collie.
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It is reported that Sheriff
Noah Harris will probably be
a candidate for re-election in
the coming primary. Mr. Harris
has made a very popular of
ficer and will have a stronK
following if he decides to enter
the race.
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Why buy books from north
ern men written years ago?
Why not a new book “One
Hundred Links” just off the
press written by J. L. Brown,
a man who has lived in Inde
pendence County, Ark. near
half a century.
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To the ladies of Newark
I have the exclusive agency
for the famous Nubone Corsets
for Newport, Newark and
Batesville. 1 will appreciate
j any busines given me and will
call on you any time to make
fittings. Mrs. I. J. Matheney
! Batesville, Ark.
j BIRTHADY DINNER
j A birthday dinner was .giv
en December 20 as a social
event celebrating the birthday
of Mrs. Mary Walker, who
was 84 years old and her
daughter, Mrs. J. E. McCoy,
aged fifty. The guests of this
event were as follows.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fetzer,
Mrs. Martha Philips, Mrs. Su
sie Bruce, Mrs. Reed, Mr. D.
W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Verd
Rutledge and daughter Opal,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barber and
and four children Eleree, Pau
line, Eugene, Forrest and Glen,
Mr. and Mrs. Addie McCoy
and two chilren J. E. and
Girldeen, Mrs. Mable Whis
nant and two daughters, Allie
and Melba, Mr. and Mrs Ralph
McCoy and daughter, Ruby,
Mrs. Alta Fetzer and C. A.
Ward. We are hoping of hav
ing the pleasure of attending
many such other events in hon
or of these estimable old la
dies. ONE PRESENT.
CARD OF THANK3
We wish to thank our
friends and neighbors for the
kindnes and assistance shown
us during the sickness and
death of our dear husband and
father. MRS. O. L. BOLIN
and Children
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know Thai
Genuine Castoria
Thirty Years
CHRISTMAS FIGHT
ONE DEAD ONE HURT
Montgomery County Man Kil
led at Christmas Tree
Celebration
Womble, Dec. 25—Will
Blackburn was killed and
James Taylor was seriously
wounded as the result of a
fight at a Christmas tree cele
bration at the school house at
Little’s Spur, near Womble, on
Christmas Eve. Buck Outler is
held by the police in connect
ion with the killing.
According to reports reach
ing here today, Outler and sev
eral other men engaged in a
fight at the school celebration
and were placed under arrest
by officers at the school. Out
ler it is said, escaped and wetit
to his home and secured a
shotgun. Returning to the
school, witnesses say that he
knocked James Taylor down
with the gun and entered the
building, creating a disturbance
and breaking up the Christmas
celebration. Blackburn remon
strated with him and was
struck over the head whith the
run. Blackburn died early to
day, his skull having been frac
tured.
SCHOOL REPORT
Newark High School Shows
Good Attendance
We submit the following re
port of the Newark Public
School for the months of No
vember and December.
Enrollment 330.
Attendance 92 per cent.
The honor roll, consisting of
those who hvae made a record
of 85 per cent in class work
and 100 per cent each in at
tendance and deportment, is
as follows:
Seniors.—Vivian Rawlings,
Zemerue Holderby, Agnes
Welch, Thyda Dobson.
Juniors.—Mary Dobson, Les
lie Gamble, Lawrence Dear
ing, John Alexander, Earl
Sisk, Opal Rodgers.
Fresh me n.—M o nt in e Snell,
Pearl Seward, Dye Waldrip,
Pearce Dearing, Jesse Crosser,
John Benish, Ronald Sisk,
Marshel McGee.
Seventh and Fhghth Grades.
—Hershel Nauman, George
Witt, Dave Witt, Urban Tom
linson, Virgil Gamble, Glenn
Moore, Lee Nell Bevens, Loui
se Allen, Madora Tharp, Pau
line Saylors, Eula Seward, Fan
nie Moore, B. F. Adams, Iris
Dobson, Clyde Boultinghouse,
Denver Boultinghouse.
Mrs. Snell’s Room.—
Dixie
Anthony, Georgia Dobson,
Fern Barnes, Jessie Hender
son, Jessie Price, Blanche
Pridmore, Maudie Brown, T.
H. Dearing, Willis Evans, Beal
Ketchem, Paul Lindsey, Bill
Magness, Kendall Moore, Jim
Smith James Clark, Lynn
Crowell, Ray Pierce, Handford
Magness, Lawrence Clark
Reba Powell.
Third and Fourth Grades.—
Mildred Adams, Almo Grosser,
Tead Kinman, Valerie Hender
son, Lorene G're Rube Grosser,
Urah Jernigan, Katherine Wat
son. Ruby Seward, Edtcar Fau
sel, Ella Myrle Dobson, Etta
McSpadden, John Kinman,
Fay Barnes, Gene Freeze, Clar
McClure, A. J. House, Lillian
Saylors, Margaret Sturdivant,
Ollie Anthony, Fleeta Purdom
Clay Moore, Marie Bruce,
Naomi Sisk, Lillian Magness.
Second Grade.—Ruby. Bak
er, Hubert Michaels, Carl Ker
sey, Raymond Powell, Joe
Waldrip, Ed Kinman, G. M.
Moore, Dain Clark, Ernest
Rouse, June Porter, Ernestine
j Magness, Ruth Sisk Ruby
! Trotter, Ruby Garner, Rosa
Belle Troy, Virginia Rodgers,
Glendo Belle Saylors, Inez
Taylor, Irene Taylor.
First Grade.—Roe Magness.
Gene Qualls, J. R. Austin, R.
C. Freeze, Margaret Allen,
Berniece Fausel, Med^rith
House, T. D. Lindsey, Gwendo
lyn Holcombe, John Crosser,
Generic Qualls.
J. K. RAWLINGS,
Superintendent.
RECEIVER’S SALE
Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance to an order of
the Independence Chancery
Court, rendered at the Decem
ber term, 1921 that as receiver
for the late firm of F. C. Hoyt
& Co., I will, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 21, 1922
sell to the highest bidder on
a credit of 90 days with ap
proved security, the following
personal property to-wit:
One Avery 20-40h.p,Tractor
One Avery 12-25 h.p. tractor
One stationary gasoline oil
engine, 20 h. p.
One 30 inch gi;st mill.
One pair small platform
scales.
One Massey-Harris mower.
Half interest in Joilet Corn
Shelter, wheat elevator build
ing on rail road siding.
Said sale will be at the
wheat elevator building in the
town of Newark, between the
hours provided for judicial
.'•ales, and subject to confirma
tion of the chancery court.
Given this Dec. 28, 1921.
1. H. DEARING, Receiver.
F. C. UOYT & CO.
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everything
YOU NEED
To Build, Repair, or Furnish
Your Home or Farm
Come in and let this big store take care of all your
wants in the way of building material, or home
furnishings. We are the biggest firm in this sec
tion dealing in hardware, furniture and building
material. We know when and where and how to
buy to save money for our customers and ourselves.
Right now let us Save You Money on What You
Need. Come in and look over our stock of
Barbed Wire $3.25 to $4.75
Woven Wire Fencing
Furniture, Stoves, Ranges
Hardware, Building Material
Corrugated Sheet Iron
NEWARK LUMBER CO
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Everything at the Lowest Possible Prices. Come in
and See Us. We’ll be glad to see you and glad to | >
show you what you w'ant to see. We have the
goods and the price. It’s easy to trade with us.
It’s funny what strange things a man will
sometimes do under the spell of a pair of be
witching feminine eyes.
Will Rogers, as the bashful country
youth, will put a real smile on your face in a
picture of life on the farm among real folks.
He is not only the most bashful man on the
farm but when the time comes he’s the fight
enest guy that evtfr wore brogans.
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ROYAL THEATRE