The Pulaskian., 1916-05-12
THE DIXIE QUEEN HOME CANNER
ALL OVER THE COUNTY

who likes to thump pebbles into the creek? He has excellent taste, and should be an artist or poet.
 The matrimonial fever is conta- gious, and is fast spreading in Fern dale. Wedding bells are supposed to ring at Wootenville Wednesday after noon.
 , One of our good neighbors wishes she could finance a recreation hall and health resort for the girls of Fern dale. The hall would be equipped with trapeze for all kinds of gymnas- tic exercises, and the resort would have arrangements for sun baths. How we wish this kind Hover of her sex could possess few millions of dollars about now!
 Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. Strickland have returned to Little Rock, after a pleasant visit among friends and rela- tives.
 MT. Crowson and family were the guests of Mrs. Oglesby Sunday.
 Mrs. Jim Bland is quite i'll this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Bland visited Grandmother Pritchard Saturday night.
 Mrs. Jim Adkins and Mrs. Harry Coddington visited home folks last week.
 Mrs. Mckinney visited her sister, Mrs. Ball, at Holly Springs Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Wooten announce the marriage of their daughter, Fran ces Irene, to MT. James Henry John son on Wednesday, May 10, at 8 D. m., at Wooten Villa They leave immedi- ately for their future home in Little Rock. Messrs. Jones and Casey of 1924 Kramer street will entertain with an informal reception on the evening of the same day.
 The cemetery working at Walnut Grove was grand success. Men, women and children came with hoes, rakes and brush hooks, and in a short time changed the looks of the yard. MT. Bruner of Halstead came and erected tombstone at the graves of his wife and baby A bounteous dinner was spread at 12 o'clock, and the tired workers ate with a hearty appetite.
 Mrs. John Strickland and Mrs. Rob- ert Rowland of Little Rock are spend 1 ing a few days with Mrs. Leona Row land this week.
 
 MT. Willie Gunther of Pinnacle comes up in our country quite often of late. We think he wants to know something from MT. Douglas and is almost afraid to ask for it. Nerve up, Williel
 Edna Rowland was the guest of Nel- lie Douglas Saturday night. l. Mrs. Richards and children, Messrs. Luther Stevenson and Henry Parvin, were the guests of the Ogles- bys Saturday evening.
 MT. Gooch has set out 500 sweet DO tato plants.
 MT. John Sims and Mrs. Mckinney were the guests of Mrs. Oglesby Sun day.
 NIT. dHu MTS. CTOWSOn LOOK Lne1r new daughter out to see her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. Tom Bland, Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Thompson and Mrs. Baker are those on the sick list this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Bland returned Satur- day from a visit to Mrs. Hyatt of Bland, Ark.
 | Mt. Moriah, thank you so much for the information about Dan and Anna. They were my pupils in Martindale l five years past. I can hardly think of Anna as "big girl" know Dan is quite robust man. Kindly whisper me your name. Thank you for the in- vitation to visit your place. Let me know when you have any picnics this summer.
 Girls, there is new young man in our town-a handsome brunette. Would you like to get introduced? Misses Rowland and Strickland took seven-mile hike Sunday morning. They are now planning a twelve-mile hike They do not walk to reduce, but to build muscle.