The Pulaskian., 1916-08-18
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEW

l at the church on Monday, the subject being Mexico
 MT and Mrs. w H. Bowman are spending a few weeks at Heber Springs.
 Mrs. Bruce Mabrey, guest of Mrs. Joe Loeb, has been quite ill for sev- eral days.
 Mrs s. J. Wolfe, of 325 Elm street, has gone to Sewanee, Tenn, for a months visit
 MT. and Mrs. William Bridewen, formerly of Hope, are located at 3823 Prospect avenue.
 M. L. Stacey and daughter, Miss Louise have returned from brief visit in Oklahoma
 Mrs. H. H. Kirby and son are now delightfully."- located at Boulder, Colo, for the heated term.
 Mrs. Lee Walton has returned from visit of two months in Chicago ana other Northern points.
 Mrs. M J. Manning visited Mrs. A. R. Johnson and Mrs. Grant Green at Clarendon last week
 Mrs. Kenneth Hooper has returned from a visit with MT and Mrs. Brad ley on Pulaski Heights.
 Dr. C. w Garrison state health or. ficer, is in New York and other cities of the East on business.
 Mrs. w. A. Anderson and son, Bill ly, left Monday night for Glenwood Springs and Denver, Colo.
 MT. and Mrs William T. Sitlington have removed from o23 North Beech street to 1417 Oak street C. H. Mathis returned Wednesday from a visll at Clarendon and Mrs. Mathis will return Saturday.
 Practical nurse, terms reasonable, references; Miss Voorheis, 520 Val mar. Phone Woodlawn 670
 w. " Hughes & Go. are agents for Nyals Family Remedies, which are standard all over the country.
 Miss Jennie Brown of Forest Park gave dance Wednesday night, with about twenty couples present.
 Henry Treadway, an Arch street farmer spent Wednesday evening with MT. and Mrs. w. D. Bass.
 Lee Lenon of the Lemon Engraving Company is building handsome two story home on Magnolia, near 20th.
 Mir. and Mrs Kelley moved Thurs day from 1906 Poplar street to the Shelton property, near the Convent.
 Dr. and Mrs. Herod of Bonneville were guests of MT and Mrs. 2. Hen ry and MT and Mrs Ables this week.
 J. H. Miller, inspector of the engi- neering department of the Iron Noun tain at McGehee, spent Sunday at home.
 Cummings Ratcliff gave large din ner party at the Country Club on Sat urday evening. Sixty guests were present
 Work on the new fire station is pro gressing rapidly The walls are near ly up and the building will soon be ready for the roof.
 Miss Grace Stanley. of Crossett, who has been visiting her brother, E. A. Stanley, has gone to Colorado re- sorts for several weeks.
 Miss Merthyne Rogers will teach next year at Spring Valley, in the northwestern part of the county, open ing about September l.
 The beautiful new residence Of Ralph Plunkett, at Eighth and Pine streets, has been completed and Is almost ready for occupancy.
 The Forest Park Church gave a de- lightful picnic Thursday night at Forest Park, instead of at Little Maumelle, as at first planned.
 MT and Mrs. Ed Witt and children, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Jesse Witt for two months have returned to their home in Conway.
 Mrs John Kelley and daughters, Misses Florence and May, returned this week from a trip to Denver, Salt Lake Cily and other western points. MT. and Mrs Clifford Dice and chil- dren and MT. and Mrs. R. L. Bradley enjoyed a picnic and swimming party in Little Maumelle the first of the week
 The meeting of the Mary Jane Club was not held this week on ac- count of the illness of Mrs. S. G.. Boyce, and was indefinitely post poned.
 The home of L. V. Wilson, on Gen. tral Avenue, near the Country Club, was entered by burglar Thursday night, but nothing of value has been missed.
 For all kinds of drugs, toilet ar ticles and household necessities. call on or telephone w. w Hughes & Co, Beech and Prospect. Phone Wood