The Pulaskian., 1918-04-05

company is double-tracking the line,
and promises a three-minute service.
Rabbi Louis Witt has gone to the
East for week.
o. H. Johnson has bought SIP North
Pine street for residence purposes.
Born.-To Mr. and Mrs. H. c.
Mercer, 125 North Cedar. March 26. a
daughter.
The Boy Scouts of the Heights will
take an active part in the Third Lib
erty Loan campaign.
DR.. G. w Garrison, state health Of
ficer, reports that smallpox is dimin-
ishing throughout the state.
Mrs. A. S. J. Clark was member
of the committee on reception for the
Galloway College girls this week.
Mrs. H. f. Auten made a talk Tues
day afternoon on Rome" at the
meeting of the Council of Jewish Wo-
men.
Finley j. Darragh bought the bunga,
low at 301 North Palm from w. A.
Schwartz TO $3.50, and will make it
his home.
The Pulaski Heights fire company
responded to call at 400 West 10th,
where the home of w. A. Matthews,
a mail clerk, was burned.
Rev. L. E. N. Hundley led hike
of about hundred Boy Scouts Thurs
day from the old state house to the
rock quarry on Fourche mountain.
Last Tuesday L. H. Bradley was re-
elected to the City Council from the
Ninth ward and H. w. anderson was
elected to succeed Ben d. Brickhouse
from the Eighth ward.
Clay E. Smith, of Pulaski Heights,
is in active service at the front in
France, in the Signal Corps of the
| 1O1st Aero Division, and he writes
that he is getting along we'll
Arthur K. Harris of Camp Beaure-
gard and Miss Rosa Bailey of Little
Rock were married Monday evening
at the home of the Rev. J. B. Searcy,
912 Pine street.
A seven-passenger Chandler, belong
ing to R. G. Hebron, Of 1923 Monroe
street, was stolen near Seventh and
Louisiana Sunday night and recover
ed the next afternoon at Fourteenth
and Valmar, uninjured, having been
run 102 miles.
After a long trial in Circuit Court
C. L. Campbell, who lives near Forest
Park, was convicted of disturbing the
peace, and fined $50, and of two
charges of assault and battery and
fined S100 and 5000, making $3.50 in
all. The trouble arose over an in
yasion of Phil B. Horowitz' garden by
Campbell's chickens. It was charged
that Campbell knocked Horowitz down
and struck Mrs. Horowitz. He claim.
ed self defense.
An enjoyable affair of Thursday
evening was dance given by Miss
Grace Byarlay at her home, 600 Palm
street, Pulaski Heights. Easter dec
orations predominated and were also
carried out in the refreshments. The
guests were Misses Dollie Glover, Bill
lie Carter, Virginia Smith, Lulu Win
chester, Edna Gustavson, Gladys Nc
Lean, Bettye Terrell, Myrtle Co
meaux. Frances Babcock, Mrs. Maud
Stevens and John Woods, Elwood
Young Carl Gustavson, Fred Diemer,
Edward Patterson, Corporal Sullivan,
Corporal Stag, John Byarlay.
Miss Maude Earle of Jacksonville
and Earle w. Park Jr. were married
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the home of the brides cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Dodd, 81 Van Buren,
street, Pulaski Heights, by the Rev
w. A. Dodd They will reside at 1922
Hanger street, Little Rock. A friend
of the bride writes the Pulaskian:
1.-THE groom is a valued employe OF
, the Hardwood Lumber Company and
has number of friends in Little
Rock. The bride is one of Pulaski
counties model young ladies. 1t has
been the writer's pleasure to know
Miss Maude for some time and never
did / have the pleasure of knowing
young lady that had more friends
than she has. She has the sweetest
disposition and eevry other true wo
manly attribute that it takes to make
true woman Not only does she
possess these many virtues, but she
is a Christian girl of forcible charac-
ter and seems happiest when doing
church work She had just complet.
ed stenographic course in Hines
Business College. had the pleasure
of talking to Mr.. Hines, president OF
the college, and speaking of Miss
Maude, he said, she was one of the
finest students he ever had and was a
favorite with the entire school,
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