The Pulaskian., 1915-05-07

Mrs. D. B. Lipsey and little girls, Buford and Frances, haev returned from a pleasant visit at Monticello
 H. w. Newbold and wife have sold to J. F. Almand lot 10 and part of lot Il in block fl, Midland Hills, for $1,- 200,
 c. N. Faubel, who has been con fined to his home with fever for sev- eral days, was able to be out Wednes- day.
 A building permit has been issued for a bungalow on North Martin street, to be constructed by E. M. Ream.
 Mrs. James Skipper of Atlanta, Ga, who has been visiting MT and Mrs E. H. Skipper on Palm street, has gone to Lexington, Miss
 Mrs. Bernie Babcock read one of her interesting sketches at recent meeting of the Authors and Compos- CTS Club in Little Rock.
 MT and Mrs. Earl Rhodes and Baby Doris of Stuttgart, were this weel the guests of Mrs. Rhodes sister, Mrs. J. AI. Drummond in Elmhurst.
 For plumbing and gas fitting, phone ReplogIe, 7723. (Advt)
 A class of six was received into membership by the Rev. s. R. Twitty on Childrens Day at the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church, Sunday, May 2.
 There will be a meeting one day next week of those interested in the improvement of Prospect avenue, fol lowing a call to be issued by Mayor Bradley
 Miss Mildred Moss, daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. E. Moss of Pulaski Heights, has been elected as teacher of Latin in the Prescott High School for next year.
 The gas company expects to restore it's service next week, by which time the break in the pipe line caused by the Red River flood will be repaired, it is expected.
 Mrs. Kelley and daughters have moved into their new home at the southeast corner of Woodlawn ave- nue and Beech street. They formerly .-esided in Little Rock.
 R. R. Sawyer, the contractor, is building stylish five-room bungalow at Eighth avenue and Ash street, just back of Roy Thompson's. for Otto Seigle, of 800 Beech street.
 No matter what you want in the good pure food products line, you'll find our stock complete with the best the market affords. Phone 1191 or 6982. Bruce Bros., Stifft's Sta. (Advt.)
 The picnic given by the ladies of the Hillcrest Health Club last Sat urday was so much enjoyed that the men will reciprocate by acting as hosts at the next picnic to be held the last of May.
 Mesdames M. L. Stacey, c. w. Gar rison and L. w. Sanderson were among the Pulaski Heights ladies who attended the meeting of the State Federatio nof Women's Clubs at Fay etteville this week.
 B. w. Mccormick of 610 North Pine, Pulaski Heights, has returned from his trip to Chicago.
 w. w. Atkinson, who is at Boone vile for the beenfit of his health, spent few days at home this week. He feels much better, and hopes to be fully recovered by October, when he will return home to stay.
 Mrs. H. Downing and children, Ray mond and Ellsworth, of Stuttgart, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. M. Drummond in Elmhurst, have gone to Pine Bluff for a visit with friends be fore returning to their home The Rev. A. l. Aulick, the new pastor of the Pulaski Heights Baptist Church, will conduct services fol the first time Sunday. MT. Aulick is looking for house, and as soon as he locates his home Mrs. Aulick will join him. I Furniture for SaIe.-On account of