The Pulaskian., 1918-06-28

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visiting Mrs. w. G. spague of Pu.
laski Heights.
A building permit has been issued
to R. r. Sawyer for one-story
frame residence at 1911 Harrison
street, for $4,000
Judge M. J. Manning, who has be-
come one of the foremost citizens OF
Stuttgart, visited his family in Little
Rock this week.
B. Bodeman of the Peoples Savings
Bank sold the cottage at 905 Oak
street, owned by the bank, to H. B.
Stuart for S2,250.
Mrs. Frederick Perciful, 124 South
Woodrow street, has received advice
from her brother w F. Hart, of his
safe arrival in France.
o. L. Eaton has sold the house at
201 North Ash street to Ms. E. NJ. A.
Wittenburg for $3.50. The place was
bought for an investment.
R. H. Chew of the Read Real
Estate Company has sold five acres
near the extension of the Pulaski
Heights car line for $500.
A social meeting of the Pulaski
Heights Chapter, o. E. s., was held
Tuesday night to meet the worthy
grand matron of Arkansas.
The Junior Matrons' Glass of the
First Baptist Church entertained
their husbands with a picnic at For
est Park on Friday afternoon.
Rev. L. E. n. Hundley is a MEM
Der of the general committee that is
making plans for the celebration of
the Fourth of July at the City Park.
L. P Coleman sold the property at
219 Beech street to e. Hathaway for
$4,000 The sale was made for the
Travellers Building and Loan Associ-
alton
Mrs J. B. Welsh, TIT North Jack
son street, Pulaski Heights, has as
guests, Mrs. R. G. Williams and
-daughtes, Camille and Louise, of
Parkdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bowman have
returned to Leavenworth, Kan, af-
ter a two-weeks' visit with their son,
W. H. Bowman, and Mrs. Bowman,
on Pulaski Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bowman of
Pulaski Heights will leave today in
their car for a months trip IN The
northen pat of the State, visiting
Morrilton and GAINESVILLE.
The Pulaski Heights Land Come
pany has sold to J. D. and Hettie
Walthour, lot 3, block 80, for $3.50,
and part of lots and 6, block 26,
Pulaski Heights, for $3.50.
Billy Babcock, who is in the avia-
ton service, is on detached duty in
a hospital somewhere in France He
writes that it is one of the most
beautiful countries he ever saw.
Morris w Westerfield, hoseman
with the Pulaski Heights fire COM
pany, reported today at Camp Pike
for militay training. He has been
succeeded by William Ferguson.
A new cafe has been opened in
Forest Park, where chicken dinners
are being served on Sunday. The
Mitchell twenty-five-pIece orchestra
gives concerts afternoon and night
Fire Company No. Z was called to
Prospect and Louise steets a few
days ago to extinguish a fire in the
floor of a street car that had been
caused by an overheated generator.
Mrs. Sterling R. Cockrill returned
home Saturday and is the guest for a
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley
Cockrill, on Pulaski Heights, before
reopening her home at GIL Scott
steet.
The Chaveaux Music Club has
been organized at the home of Mrs.
Elliott, 205 Prospect avenue, in honor
of Prof Laurent Chavaux, who is now
with Gray Thomas Perry of New
York.
T. j. Cypert of the Mercantile
Trust Company has sold three lots
in Newtons Addition opposite the
Country Club to w A. Bates for
$1,000. The property was sold for
w FL. Farmer.
Bogard Harris, who lives near Forest
Park, registered with Local Board No.