The Pulaskian., 1915-03-12
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MISS GLADYS KITCHENS, A popular Pulaski Heights young lady, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Kitchens, of 112 Booker street.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Ortmeyer, par ents of little Orlean, one of the states prize girl babies, are rejoicing over the recent arrival of a fine boy at their home on Fairfax Avenue
 E. P. Andrews of 624 Beech street, was severely injured on February 27 at Coffeyville, Kan, in a collision be- tween street car and mail wagon. His shoulder was dislocated, thumb crushed and his head bruised. He was brought to his home and has since been under treatment Mrs. Andrews reports that he is now resting well and improving slowly.
 G. w. Baker has purchased from F.. II. Fulkerson the five-room modern home recently completed at 115 Allis street.
 Mrs. Dolores Chapline, sister of G. H. Mathis, is visiting friends at Clar- endon.,
 Miss Iliad Manning has returned from a pleasant visit with friends at Prescott.
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 Mrs. Putnam Dickinson of Des Arc is again the guest of Mrs. Moorhead Wright after having undergone an ope- ration at a local hospital. She is much improved in health.
 Miss Virginia Haze of Frankfort, Ky, who has been visiting Mrs. J. r. Loughborough, is now the guest of Mrs. Moorhead Wright.
 W. H. Bowman made business trip to Leavenworth Kan, last week, and while he was away Mrs. Bowman wis tied friends at Cabot.
 Mr and Mrs. Clay Smith, R. L. Duckworth and Miss Louie Audigier assisted in organizing Sunday School institute at Bryant.
 News was received last week of the death in Bigheart, Okla, of the father of George Carson of Pulaski Heights. Grandpa Carson, as he was familiarly know here, was 90 years old on the day that he died. The son attended the funeral.
 A meeting of the Woman's Mission ary Society of the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Isaacs, at Pros pect and Palm streets, Tuesday.
 Two valuable chandeliers recently were stolen from a vacant house in Hillcrest.
 The next meeting of the Hillcrest Health Club will be held on Wednes- day March IT, at the home of the president, Mrs. Carroll D. Wood.
 Miss Willie May Shields of Pulaski Heights, whose pleasing contralto voice is well known to music lovers of Little Rock and vicinity, gave re- cital in connection with Mrs Walter Harold Johnson, under the direction of Miss Sarah Yancey Cline, at the Little Rock Conservatory of Music on Tuesday evening.
 Work has been started on the new residence of Joseph Volkmer, at Fair fax and Prospect avenues, near the handsome home of Celsius P. Perrie.
 Attorney J. P. Streepey reports that every member of his family, including his mother and father. were sick the past week with minor colds. All are now improving, and MT. Streepey is at his office again.
 A brush fire on Ridgeway Avenue called out companies Nos 1 and 2 from the city Tuesday night at S:15 o'clock.
 The new spring issue of the Bell telephone directory has just come from the press, and now is being dis tributed to subscribers.
 The Bowser Furniture Company is now located in it's elegant new home at 411-413 Main street, where old and new Pulaski Heights and Pulaski county customers will receive warm welcome. An invitation is ex- tended to all to visit the new quar-