The Pulaskian., 1916-04-14
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again. My dear Halstead, do you actually think I wear false face Who are Ine Perrys? They must live in Ironton. I am writing from Flynn Springs.
 The cold weather is hitting our early watermelon planter pretty hard Some of our farmers have them sprouting. Strawberry picking will soon be the go around here. The planters have begun buying timber and are making boxes already.
 John Shook made a business trip to Little Rock Saturday.
 Henry Howlette has bought new horse.
 Dave Richter is working for MT. McWilliams.
 Jesse Richter made rushing trip to see Tommie Brewer Saturday.
 Elmer Howlette and Jim Hughes are hauling lumber for the Singleton Lumber Company.
 Jim Dreher place. He will crop with Dreher.
 John Leasing has moved on the Johnson place, where he will make a crop.
 MT. McWilliams has nearly one hundred young chickens which ne has matched by incubator.
 Miss Ruby Perry, Mrs. Sidney Shook and Misses Essie Howlette and Minopa1 Perry went fishing or Cane Creek Wednesday.
 Miss Essie Howlette, the prettiest girl on Cane Creek, was in our Sun day school last Sunday.
 Claudio Smith and Rasmus Brad bury were in our Sunday school Sun day.
 Leo Perry and D. F. Richter were the guests of MT. McNilliams Sun day.
 MT. Neil and wife motored to the City of Roses and back Saturday.
 Walter Brewer has located near Ironton where he will farm this year.
 We were very sorry to hear of the death of MT. Jack Single, one of Sa- line county's well-to-do- farmers.
 Upper Ferndale, you must not get out of patience. The roads are bad and the weather gloomy. I am slow, but sometimes always sure. As for an old maid, that you shall never be. I can't locate your postoffice or ru- ral route.
 Homer Perry is talking of moving to Granite Mountain Springs.
 Tom Treadway, who lives near here, has watermelon ground ready for planting.
 Miss Bertha Vinson, who lives on Route 4 was in our community Sat. urday.
 Tom Dreher made business trip to the city Saturday.
 Dave Kumpe, who lives in Ironton, was seen in Little Rock Saturday.
 Cookie Burr Bill was in Little Rock one day last week. He is the same Cookie Burr Bill.
 Will Pinkerton has purchased him. self a new wagon.
 Leo Perry was the guest of Thomas Brewer and family Sunday. He says he wants to find out why Jesse Rich ter has business there so much
 Ferndale, you say the Sniggles fam fly are heart-breakers. You surety do not think would like to have my heart broken. do you? How many old maids are in the family? You advise Halstead not to notice me. You think me ashamed of my name. You know this is leap year and am good looking. Some of those Sniggle girls might propose marriage. You are not an old maid, are you?
 To the girls: This is leap year, and it is going fast. You had better get busy There are lots of good looking single men in this place.
 Perry & Son, who are moving their sawmill to Granite Mountain Springs, will be running soon.
 Come on, Castle Rock, and tell us some more about your country You talk about your arch of rocks and unfailing pool of water and your oil we'll Castle Rock, you ought to make one trip to Flynn Springs and see some of our old maids and pretty SIX teens and handsome bachelors and our most level country, which for miles is nothing but fine farming land and stock range. You would be ashamed of Castle Rock. You would say, Rah! rah! rah! Flynn Springs for me.
 Mabelvale Route No. 1, you will have to guess again. Where do the Perry's live. How many in the fam fly, please.