The Pulaskian., 1918-03-15

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 Mrs. J. M. Gatlin and son. James, are in St. Louis.
 There are a great many cases Of humps on the Heights.
 J. l. Byrd has bought H. J. Skin- ners home at 517 Palm.
 T. J. Parker is building two bun galows at 2722 Jackson street.
 Miss Alice Robinson entertained the z. T. A. Sorority last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Bab McGraw of Altus is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Nc Raven.
 Mrs. Bernie Babcock was the lead CT at the last meeting of the Drama League.
 Little Mable Thomas, daughter of s. R. Thomas, is seriously i'll with pneumonia
 Frank D. Leaning has several choice hives of bees that he is offer ing for sale.
 Miss Pauline Manning, who is at tending Central College, spent the weekend at home.
 Born.-To MT. and Mrs. E. S. Har- ", S04 North Jackson street, Febru- ary 19, a daughter.
 The Bible Study Class met the Methodist Church Monday and Mrs. N. G. Carter was leader.
 Pulaski Heights Chapter, Order Eastern Star met Thursday night over Hughes drug store.
 The women of Highland Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. P. Williamson, 1519 Cedar street.
 w. A. Owens, president of the Lit tie Rock Real Estate Bureau, visited Dallas and Fort Worth last week.
 Pulaski Heights Methodist Church is plannin gto receive large class of new members on Easter Sunday
 H. E. Heiden of the Little Rock Welding Company is building a four room cottage at Ninth and valmar streets.
 The Pulaski Heights Study Club met with Mrs. H. w. Smart Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. c. L. Campbell as leader.
 Mrs. Bernie Babcock spent the first half of the week at the beautiful country home of Mrs. E. G. Wetzel. near Camp Pike.
 R. R. Sawyer is building two resi- dences at 0 and Harrison streets, in the Englewood Addition. The houses are to cost s2,5O0 each.
 George Firmin, general manager of the Board of Commerce, returned this week from an important visit to Washington and New York.
 The state health officer Dr. c. w Garrison, was in Paris this week to attend the trial of cases involving the compulsory vaccination order.
 J. F. Loughborough is among the distinguished Arkansans who have been elected to membership in the Ma tional Economic League of Boston.
 Architect c. L. Thompson is mak- ing plans for the $125,O00 Junior High School building to be erected for Pu- laski Heights at Pine and Lee streets.
 Capt. Thomas, who has been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. R. L. Draper, for several months, has re- gained his health and returned to his home at Texarkana.
 Sergeant Van Manning visited home last week on furlough, and Sunday night returned to Camp Beauregard, where he is with the regimental head quarters of the 153d.
 E. l.. J. Mills of Mancelona, Wis. is visiting his sister Mrs. E. E. Moss
 Mrs. w E. Vim left today for Camp Beauregard, La, to visit her husband, Col. Vim.
 The Woodlawn Hustlers' Knitting unit met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Meek, 724 North Jackson street. Miss Marcella Arthur spoke on Food Conservation.
 H. K Roberts, formerly of Dallas, Tex. is building $4,500 home at 21A North Beech street The house will be one of the most artistic in that section of Little Rock.
 A new troop of Boy Scouts, No. ?, has been organized on the Heights by w H. Keeton, and will meet Friday nights with Troop No. i. Twenty boys have already enlisted.
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club held an open-day meeting Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. w. Mccormick, SPA North Beech. Dr. H. H. Kirby addressed the club on 'Heredity."
 The Street Railway Company has completed the laying of it's double track to the convent, and it is said that cars may be running by Sunday.