The Pulaskian., 1915-03-19

themselves at fishing and by being measured. The receipts will be de voted to helping pay off the church debt
 w. w. Atkinson, the well known court reporter, has gone to Bonneville for a rest. Mrs. Atkinson will visit relatives at Clarksville until he re- turns.
 The Missionary Circle of the Metho- dist Church next Monday afternoon, Mrs. G. w. Getchel, presiding Re treatments were served, followed by social hour.
 o. H. Johnson, manager of the Ma tionaI Cash Register Company, is building two-story frame residence on his lot on Maple street, south of Prospect Avenue.
 The Rev. R. s. Twitty, pastor of the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church, who has been ill for the past month, is so far recovered that he expects to occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
 Signs will be posted this week in all parts of Pulaski Heights calling at tention to the fact that there is a $5 fine imposed for dumping trash and cans in guIlies and on vacant property.
 On Saturday afternoon of last week MT. and Mrs. G. w. Streepey, parents of J. P. Streepey, moved into their new home on Laurel street. About 20 ladies surprised the happy couple by giving them linen shower.
 Sydney Bradley, the mayors son, who has been i'll, has so much i'm proved that he will be taken home from the hospital The doctors think that another operation may be neces- sary after he has regained his strength.
 The Rev s. R. Twitty, pastor of the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church, who has been i'll for the past month, was able to go to Conway, where he will recuperate before returning to his home next week. He expects to oc- cupy his pulpit week from Sunday.
 Sergeant Robert Tipton of the Lit tie Rock police department, who was recently released from the hospital af- ter being patient for 99 days, was compelled to return for further treat ment last week. He is getting along we'll now and expects soon to be full ly restored to health.
 Marshal J. r. hawkins has caused warrants to be issued for the arrest of Claude l.. Holland, of the Country Club, and A. M. West, manager of the with driving their motor car at a speed in excess of that specified by city ordinance. The alleged violation occurred on Prospect Avenue.
 Mrs E. Paulger, mother of Mrs. T. J. Jackson, who has been i'll for some time, has gone to the plantation to re- cuperate. MT. Jackson is at the farm all of his time now, and Mrs. Jackson is thinking of going there for the spring months, as the country sur roundings seem to benefit her moth CTS health. The boys are away at school.
 Hillory Jennings was sick a few days last week, during which time some of his friends called and sought to encourage him by making light of his illness. You can't tell me- re- cause my tobacco doesn't taste right. That settled it; when a man turns against his old black cigar it is time to send for the doctor.
 Doctor James Thomas preached at the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church Sunday morning and he had an in- teresting topic, Our Bad Days in Life" According to the minister there are times, when men are not at their best These are their off days, and they are not to be severely blam- ed for their temporary shortcomings The lesson suggested that if one made the best of their good days" their hnttn,. doodc. ,.-o,1ld cr.or.cl,c dc..-