The Pulaskian., 1919-10-10
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From all indications we will have an early fall; we will be sorry though for the drouth cut the fall gardens short, and although some of us have had turnip greens, tomatoes, beans, cornfield peas, okfa and even late cantaloupes and watermelons, still a great many people did not get rain early enough to gez their fall gardens bearing early, and if frost comes soon Cantaloupes and watermelons were. C. specially good at this season, and ere doesn't need to have ice to cool them for they stay ,ool all day in the field with such weather as we have Leen having recently But even though we do not get very much cut of our fall gardens the majority Cf the housewives have an abundant tpply of canned goods and if th>y csn pick dried peas and have enough sweet potatoes. We can live through lle winter, may5a However. the country people do Iot have an easy time by any means, for the H. c, L.. e tends even into the country and II ost of us have 70 run dairies or fc flow some other industry equally as hard to get by We only have some things that We can raise and save fer the wint4r to help out.
 Miss Erma Dixoa has been spend ing some time with her aunt, Mrs. Jchn Dixon.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Miller visited inc city Thursday afternoon.
 w P. Dixon called at John Dix on's Thursday eveling.
 Mr Ed Avery and son Argus Avery and grandson, Francis. were callers al John Dixon's Friday afternoon.
 Erma and Edgar Digon and Miss Myrtle Hall attended the Majestic Friday night.
 The Ladies Auxiliary to Primrose will give fruit shower at the church Sunday morning, October T., for the benefit of the Orphans Home Each one is asked to bring a jar of fruit of some kind, canned fruit, preserves or jelly will be acceptable. They will also give an entertainment for the church work October 31. Tho place where it shall be given will be announced later. As this will be Halloween night the program will be in keeping with the season
 Little Vera Hoffman spent the night with Katherine Deimer Thurs day.
 Blanche Thomas visited Mildred Miller Sunday and Mildred returned Tome with Blanche and spent the night.
 Miss Emma Deimer spent Sunday with Miss Myrtle ttall.
 Rev T. o. Rorie. Jr., and family took dinner with W. P Dixon Sun day ami supper with E. s Dixcn.
 Hollis Wright is convalescing after Ia weeks recent illness.
 Eustace Wright is sick at present.
 Quite a few people in our neigh Lorhood are having chills, something very unusual for ta:s community.
 L. A. Miller and Herbert Wright had chills Saturday night and Susie Dixon had one Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. T D. Jacks and son, Victor returned Saturday from a visit tc Philadelphia
 Frank Rauch and Miss Rose were guests of Esther Dlxon Sunday aft ernoon.
 A number of our young people saw Mickey Monday night; Roy and Mar shall Johnson, Esther and Erma Dix cn, Miss Walker Tomlnie and Alice Johnson were among those who at tended
 James Brown returned Sunday morning from Memphis, where he had heen attending the Tri-state Fair MT Brown gave such an interesting report of the fair that we think everyone will want to attend next year. Mir Brown lost no time in get ting down to business, however. after his return, and was out making deliveries of his brushes Monday aft ernoon.
 The League at Primrose felt hon. cred Sunday night by the visit of a number of the Highland Leaguers. ;" Hope they will come again. Several Of our young people are planning to attenda "Weinie roast" at Granite Mt. Spring Wednesday night, given by the Highland people," as they e,<~ 1sz-11