The Pulaskian., 1916-04-07

 the Morgan Smith building. as the site for the new fire station This is one of three sites that had been sug gested, and meets with general ap proval
 Mrs. Harry Arndt of Hnlcrest Is H.
 E. \. Stanley is driving new au. tomobile.
 Mrs. Stacey entertained the Wednes. day Night Club.
 St. Marks Guild held an interesting business meeting Tuesday.
 The Halcyon Club was entertained Tuesday by Mrs L. Gebauer
 Mir and Mrs. ". c. Baynes contem- plate removing to Hot Springs.
 Dr. H. H. Kirby has been suffering this week from a dental operation
 F. L. Mallory has moved from Stifft's station to Cedar and Prospect.
 c. N. Faubel got contracts for 28O feet of sidewalk in the city this week.
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs James Me Carthy, 423 Palm, March IS, daugh- ter.
 James, son of Mir. and Mrs. Fay c. Chew, is recovering from an opera, tion.
 Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Streepey celebrated her fifth birthday Wednes- day.
 Mrs. L. W. sanderson visited friends In Morri1ton and Conway last week.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. James W. Hamlett, 230S Cedar street, March 26, a son.
 Mrs. Babcock was near Pinnacle this week looking after real estate Tn- terests
 s. R. Byarley has been elected a delegate to the Republican State Con. yention
 Misses Clara and Tot Pott of At kins visited Mrs. James w. Strawn last week
 c. R. Pierce has been granted a permit to build $50 garage at HOO Spruce street.
 Mrs. s. Bailey 500 North Palm, en. tertained the Kensington Club Wednesday.
 Alderman J. P. Streepey has been elected a delegate to the Democratic state convention.
 Lonnie Brannon, who has been quite i'll, is able to be up, and his sis ter is improving.
 Mrs R. l.. Bradley entertained the Girls Circle of the Christian Church Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. ]. P. Bowen, who recently un- derwent an operation at St. Vincent's, is recovering nicely
 Miss Ada Holmes will give a dance complimentary to the younger set on Friday night of this week.
 Master James Small, son of MT. and Mrs. John c. Small, will celebrate his fifth birthday Saturday with party. The Rev. A. L. Aulick will hold 9 revival next week at the East Side Mission, near the Rock Island station. Aldermen Streepey and Bradley were elected Tuesday, receiving 1906 votes each, in the general city elec- ton.
 s. Fl. Garrison of West Plains, Mo, visited his brother, State Health Off cer c. " Garrison, the first of the week.
 The Masonic Lodge did work Tues day night in the first and second de grees. There were several candi- dates.
 Mrs. c. W. Percefull of Lonoke is visiting her sister Mrs J. w Streepey. and attending the Teachers Association.
 John c. Small and some of his neiehbors went 'possum hunting one night last week Ask them how many they caught.
 Mrs. Harding, who lives near the park, returned Wednesday from Nils souri. where she had been visiting since October.
 Mesdames L. w Sanderson and C w Garrison assisted in receiving the state teachers at the City Library Friday afternoon.
 L. W. Sanderson has been appoint ed delegate to the national meet ing of the Sons of the American Re volution in New Jersey. The S. A. ?. Club met last weel with Miss Alice Robinson, those pres ent being Miss Dee Ealin, Miss Ad;