The Pulaskian., 1916-08-04
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

MISS ISuIH 1NGWudu gave d udnCe Wednesday night for about forty couples.
 Gratifying progress is being made by Contractor Hinson on the new fire station
 Mrs. Fred w Hamilton and daugh- teer, Dorothy, will leave August 10 for Houston, Tex.
 Mrs. Eugene Arbona, of New Or leans, arrived Thursday to visit Mrs John P. Streepey.
 MT. and Mrs. w w Shepherd, so- journing in the North, have left Chi cago for Sumner, H.
 Judge M. j. Manning has returned from brief trip to Kentucky and other places in the East.
 Russell Gamer Wells-Fargo agent at Russellville, visited Alderman L. H. Bradley and family last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton gave a birthday party Tuesday night in honor of their little daughter, Dorothy
 Mrs. C. W. Garrison, accompanied by Miss Edith Watson and Edwin Wat son, went to Hot Springs Wednesday.
 A social will be given Saturday night at the Forest Park Methodist Church by the Senior Sunday school classes.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. w. Sanderson will leave in few days for an automobile vacation trip to various interesting points in Arkansas.
 Miss Phyllis Crawford, daughter of I MT. and Mrs. T. Dwight Crawford, will leave in September to enter Randolph Macon College, at Lynchburg, Va
 The regular business meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society ot the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church will be held at the church next Mon. day.
 c. L. Durrett will leave Saturday for Los Angeles and California. He will stop few days at Santa Fe and Al. buquerque, and returning will visit in Denver.
 party of seven couples visited Fort Roots Tuesday evening and had sup per with Donald Briggs, one of the Pu- Iaski Heights boys in the Little Rock company.
 Mrs. H, H. Kirby and children have gone to Boulder, Colo, for the re. mainder of the summer. She was ac- companied by her sister. Miss Aileen Manning.
 L. " Hinson, contractor for the new fire station, and Himstedt & Son, con- tractors for the plumbing, have filed their bonds for $15,20O and $2,992, re spectively.
 Mrs. John McRaven read Mrs. Bab- cocks drama, Nanny" in Johnson City, H., Tuesday night. She will be in Chicago Saturday and then leave for Chautauqua, N. Y.
 Mrs. Will Henniger, who is study ing music in Chicago, will leave there this week for Detroit, and later will go to New York, where she will re- main until September 1.
 A meeting of H. L. Cross Lodge, A. O. U. w, will be held next Monday night for the initiation of several candidates, including Alderman J. P Streepey and City Collector James Lawson
 Michael Lampos, aged six, while riding bicycle with his brother, John, on Palm street Wednesday morning. fell from the wheel and was quite painfully injured, although no bones were broken
 Fire probably originating from de- fective flue destroyed the three-room residence of c. w. Newson, 3O5 Maple street, early Wednesday morning The residence of c. w. Moore at 301 Ma pie street, was slightly damaged.
 Regular services will be held at the Pulaski Heights Methodist Church Sunday. Preaching at Il a. m. by the pastor, Rev. L. E. N Hundley, and at night by Rev. Byron Harwell junior pastor of the Capitol View Church.
 Extensive improvement have been made in the Pulaski Heights Meat Market and Delicatessen, which is enjoying splendid business on the Heights. A new kitchen has been added, with steam cooking equipment, everything the latest and best.
 Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs. William Mosby of Newport for the marriage of their daughter, Mary Aline, and Leslie Fowler Wishendorr. son of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Wishendorf. of Pulaski Heights. MT. and Mrs. Wishendorf are at home in Newport.
 The amount realized from the pie nic given by the five Catholic churches of Little Rock and Argenta for St Jo- seph's Orphanage at Forest park Thursday, according to estimates made by members of the committee in charge. will be approximately $2,- 0OO. The money will be used in main