The Pulaskian., 1915-03-26

vited to attend and join the Midland Hills Club in a proposed public clean up. Talks will be made by Mayor Fay Tor, Dr. C. w. Garrison, state health officer, Carl Baer and Alderman Brick house.
 Reuben Bredlow of Scotts visited Ben McNeeley this week.
 Mrs L. W. Sanderson and son. Mill ton, will go to Dallas. Texas, tonight for short visit with Mrs. Sanderson's mother. MT. Sanderson will join them Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Garrison have moved into their new home at 1903 Hickory street.
 Mrs. G w. Getchel, who has been sick for tn past few days, is much better.
 Mrs. R. L. Hathaway has returned from visit to her mother, Mrs. Hat taway, at Devine, Texas.
 The Epworth League will give par ty at the home of Miss Evelyn Branch on Friday night.
 A birthday party for Master James Branch, years old, will be given Sat urday night at the home of MT and Mrs. ". M. Branch.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Cowden, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Otto Siegel, have returned to their homes.
 The Public School Board will be asked to remove the frame outbuild- ing at the Pulaski Heights School, which is no longer needed now that sanitary toilets have been installed indoors.
 Miss Burnelle Bradley has been ap- pointed instructor in music for the Pulaski Heights Kindergarten, and will not return to the State Usiversity until next fall. The Kindergarten Is being taught in the Presbyterian Church on Woodlawn Avenue.
 Mir and Mrc IC Ctrofobt and daughters, Miss Alma Straight and Mrs. L. A Wood are the guests of daughter and sister, Mrs. w. D. Holta- man, Jr., 906 North Martin street They are en route from their home at Fonda, Ia., to the Panama-Pacific Ex position.
 The display of art study photographs in Shrader's windows at 120 Main street is attracting much attention. Those in Greek costumes were posed for by Miss Hazel Meek, and those in vanity poses by Miss Morie Murphy. It is a fine demonstration of photo graphic art.
 NO EXTENSION OF TAxEs.-The legislature failed to extend the time of paying taxes; only few more days in which you can pay your taxes with out penalty Pay now and avoid the rush and confusion at the close of tax paying time. Remember, April 10 is the last day w. G. Hutton, Tax Col lector.
 The handsome home of c. P. Perrie, at Prospect and Fairfax Avenues, is being further beautifed by the sod ding of the front terrace, setting out of a row of privet hedge and the plant ing of many additional shrubs and flowers. These improvements were planned by and are being executed un- der the supervision of Mrs. Perrie, who is particularly fond of flowers.
 Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the president of the United States, has sent a beautiful handkerchief to be sold at the handkerchief bazaar to be given by the Junior Guild of St. Marks Episcopal Church, Pulaski Heights, soon after Easter. Miss illiad Manning will receive any other handkerchiefs that friends may wish to contribute.
 In this issue there appears a photo graph of the furniture house of the Little Rock Storage and Sales Com pany of which s. c. Nordlinger of For est Park is manager. This is one of the biggest buildings in Little Rock, and one of the biggest furniture houses in the South. The store rooms 4 I. l.