The Pulaskian., 1915-06-25


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 Henry Lasker, Jr., one year old, died Saturday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lasker, POI Pros pect avenue. The little body was laid at rest in Oakland cemetery Sunday Rab bi Louis Witt conducting the sacred service.
 G. M. Waller of Pulaski Heights was one of the delegates from Little Rock to the convention of advertising men at Chicago this week.
 Moorhead Wright was elected treasurer of the National Association of Real Es- tate Exchanges at the Los Angeles, Cal, meeting Thursday.
 CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL DE- i SIGNS or boquets, for all occasions. Call Tipton & Hurst, 521 Main street. Phone TIA. Advt.
 There will be a meeting of all the school directors of Pulaski county at the high school auditorium in Little Rock Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, called by Major R. H. Parham, county exam iner.
 The glass in the front door of the Pulaski Heights Methodist church was broken during the windstorm Thursday.
 T. H. Griffin of 415 Palm street is building a new home near the Methodist church.
 chiIdren's Hair Cutting speciality, 25c. Palmer Beauty Shop, 604 Main street Phone 1061.
 l.. D. Russell is on a visit to his farm near Holly Grove.
 Mrs. W. H. Keeton is expected home next week from Virginia.
 Mrs c. N Pate was called to Winona, Miss, recently to attend the funeral of her sister. She will remain several weeks to be of assistance to the be- reaved family.
 Miss Ruth Hawkins, who was gradu- ated this year from the Pulaski Heights school, will make 8 summer visit to Virginia.
 Mrs. A. Koch, her many friends will regret to learn, is ill at St. Vincent B..
 The Red team of the Epworth League | Pnlaski Heights Methodist church, Fri day night gave picnic at Forest Park, which was well attended Remember, you can get what you order when you want it if you order it from Bruce Bros, Stifft Station Phone 1191. Adyt
 Rabbi Louis Witt and family, who have just gotten comfortably settled in their Pulaski Heights home, will de- part soon for a two months summer trip to distant resorts. Mrs. A. F. Boehler of 510 Rose street will entertain St. Mark $ Guild Friday afternoon, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Helbig of St. Louis, who is visiting here
 Mrs. c. B. Maxwell and children vis- ited relatives in Cabot last week.
 The trailer of a city bound Pulaski Heights car was derailed at May street about II o clock Monday night. No one was injured and traffic was delayed only Is minutes.
 Mrs. Sidney Riley of Lonoke, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hicks, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Clay Smith will depart tomorrow for Delight to make an address before the Sunday scLool institute at that place.
 The Rev. A. l.. Aulick and wife are attending the Baptist Sunday School In stitute at Beebe this week.
 z. B. Curtis and family will return next week from a visit to Iowa.
 Mrs. B. H. Williams is visiting here from Philadelphia.
 Mrs. David Dial of Holly Grove is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clay Smith.
 Wind blew down the top of chimney on the new Volkmer residence, at Lee and Fairfax avenues, Tuesday afternoon, crushig portion of the tile roof, which caused section to slide off. Very little damage was done to the interior, owing to the presence of storm sheathing
 We all have to eat to five, and in living you may learn that Bruce Bros, Stifft Station, can supply your everyday wants in the grocery line. Phone 1191 and let us tell you what we have to offer you in the vegetable line. Adyt.
 Pulaski Heights church people are laughing over recent incident involv- ing thre of the most prominent pas tors on the Heights. Rabbi Witt, who recently moved on Cedar street, was in- troduced to the lay reader of the Epis- copal chqxch, MT. Whitty. "That is funny" said the rabbi, when he heard the two names pronounced-t Witt and Whitty." At the next corner the car stopped and the pastor of the Metho- dist church got aboard and, without in- tending to add humor to the situation, Mayor Brady, who was near, said :: uMr. Witt and MT. Whitty. I would