The Pulaskian., 1917-11-02

ed an inspection Of the cotton mills of this country, and gave the local men information of technical nature. He considers Pine Bluff q logical point for the successful operation of cotton mill. the proposal for which was made by Messrs. Couch and Niy- en some weeks ago. Those behind the movement are confident that the mill will be in operation in few months.
 Walter Huddleston, West Broad Street meat market man. has taken contract to supply to Robert Me Falls of Fargo, N. D., shipment Of 50 oppossums The contract price f. o. b. Texarkana is s1 each. It is un- derstood the oppossums will not be pulled" until November 15, as they are not considered ripe" until that time.
 Mrs. James Morrow of Cowan Bar rens marketed s615.55 worth of vege. tables from one and one-half acres ot ground this year, She sold these veg tables for cash in the nearby town Of Melville. In addition to the vege- tables sold, she supplied her own fam fly during the summer and canned enough for her winter supply
 The Benton County Dairy Club of Bentonville has sent County Farm Agent J. D. Wilson to Wisconsin to purchase a car of registered Holstein cattle for the members of the club The organization was made to further the dairy interests of Benton county by. the purchase of high-grade animals by the members.
 The Epworth League at Earle has undertaken to put on a sevennumber lyeeum course. The league consists of about 80 young people, ard all are enthusiastic workers. The first at tratcion will be November ', when the Rounds ladies orchestra will en- certain.
 The test well that J. s. Burke Gs Son Of Fort Smith drilled near Hartford has reached the contract depth of g. GOO feet, and drilling has been sus- 1 pended. The hole is making about a quarter of a million feet of gas, which was found in a sand at 2,100 feet.
 c. P. Condit of Fort Smith bought Liberty bond before he surrendered to authorities at the stste peniten- tiary here to serve out a years sen tence following a conviction in the Circuit Court of Fort Smith on the charge of procuring liquor.
 Wes Davidson. aged 74, farmer of Love, Izard county, died last week from injuries received when he was butted over a feed trough by sheep About a year ago Mr. Davidsan's son Ransom was killed by lightning while working in a field.
 Efforts have heen made recently to locate and raise cannon which was thrown into the Saline river by the Federal forces after the battle et Jenkins ferry in 1863. Thus far the searchers have been unable to locate the cannon.
 The Red Cross work in White coun. ty shows steady increase in inter est and members. The organization now numbers nearly 600, with branch chapters at Beebe. Kensott, Bald Knob, Bradford, Judsonia and Griffith vile.
 The Good Roads Committee from i fCIarksville visited the Ozark commit, tee and discussed inc Bankhead high way. Franklin, Johnson and Craw, ford are putting forth great efforts to get this highway.
 H. E. Trulock of Pine Bluff has bought from E. M. Wells of Monticello 1,20O acres of farm land near Monti. cello which is valued at S30.00O. MT. Trulock's handsome residence in Pine Bluff is transferred to MT. Wells.
 For every dollar spent for clothes or amusement we will place three cents in fund for the soldiers" is the new slogan adopted by the Y. w. c. A. girls in the University of Ark ansas at Fayetteville.
 Judge L. F. Cheek received a letter from Judge John A Hummer saying that tho Lee county Quorum Court had appropriated s200 fer the Boys Industrial School, which is to be es- tablisEed near Pine Bluff.
 Rateeville nas purchased 1000 more feet of hose for the Fire Department.
 A motor car will be put into opera. ton cn the Louisiana and Northwest ern railway between Magnolia and