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Mrs. Ethel Card of TexarIzana visit
ed relatives here this week. She and
her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Hopkins, and
Mrs. R. c. Lewellen attended the
grand chapter in Little Rock Monday.
Miss Vaneda Russell of Cypress
Junction spent Tuesday here with
friends.
w. L. Thompson spent Saturday
and Sunday at Lonoke with relatives
William Neil OF Newport spent
Sunday here with Miss Marie Bry-
ant.
Paul Toombs visited relatives at
Crossett this week.
Miss Lillian Cochrane spent the
past two weeks at Bryant with her
sister, Mrs. J. A. Crandall.
Miss Katherine Jaynes and Mrs.
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R. F. Fonep spent Saturday even.
ing with ]. t. Haynie.
Bruce Kyzer spent Sunday evening
with J. I. Haynie Sunday.
Mrs. Effie Toney and children
spent Sunday afternoon with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Toney.
Quite a few young people of this
community attended the dance at the
home of Miss Alice Beall Friday
night.
Miss Velma Webb made trip on
Jacksonville Route No. 9 Friday
morning.
School began at Central Novem,
Der II. There were not many pres
ent as we have had so much rain and
most Of the people have corn and cot
ton in the field Jesse Winn is the
principal and Mrs. Maud Matthews
formerly Miss LAMB assistant.
Barney Bobbitt of Little Rock
spent Sunday with home folks.
Miss Velma and Floyd Webb called
at Mrs. Bobbitt's Sunday morning.
Little Mildred Toney spent Sunday
with grandparents
jeff Gordon was the evening guest
Of Berry Yongue Sunday
Walter Kyzer spent a few moments
at the Webb and Haynie home Sun
Gay evening.
Car land Raymond tHaynie were
the dinner guests of Teddie Sunder-
man Sunday, also George Kyzer and
Oscar Lewis were callers at the Sun
derman home Same Old Sally.
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Walter Mcpherson and Lee Dorsey
went to town. on business Wednes-
day
Lee Dorsey is planning on teaching
the school at Olmstead this winter
Jack Frost has been visiting us
these night and painting fairy pic
lures on our windows and making a
white coat on the ground. l guess he
will make the bolls of cotton open
quicker and people will get done pick
ing pretty soon.
Jesse Collins of Fort Worth, Tex,
is visiting homefollzs around Pleas
ant HILL
Andrew Page is planning on NOV
ing to the Swan place, eight miles
below Olmstead next year.
Mrs Eunice Hammons was Wis
itor at Mrs. Mollie McPherson's Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Mollie Stobaugh was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Lula Dorsey.
Sunday.
Ed Wilson has been digging pota-
toes the past week and had an album
dant yield, but they were so muddy
he had to wash them and then dry
in the sun.
Mrs. Anna Dillon has been i'll for
some time is reported no better.
The people are making an album
dant crop of potatoes, but are COM
planning of not having any place of
storing to keep them from freezing.
Miss Sowell will be the teacher at
Pleasant Hill this winter.
Miss Alberta Mitchell has been to
town and had her teeth fixed the
past week. Black-Eyed Susie.
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day night was enjoyed by all
Horace Barron was out horseback
riding Susday.
Thurston Stewart and family spent
Saturday night at Olmstead.
Miss Mammie Vaughan is on the
sick list.
Fred Brannon spent a social hour
at w B. Haynes Wednesday.
Tom Dobbins has purchased a
team of mules.
Mrs. Bette Brannon spent Monday
with Mrs. Jack Rrannon.
Richard Ferrel of Camp Dix. N. J.,
and Miss Callie Dobpins of Friend
ship were married November Z.
Mrs. Evie Haynie was the guest of
Mrs. Ola Stewart Saturday evening.
Miss Edna and Robert Glenn, Will
liam Duncan, Mrs. w B. lIaynie ami
Bruce Hardcastle were evening call
ers at Norman Stewards Sunday al
ternoon.
BERTHE Tolbert and children spent
Sunday with Mrs Dora Jackson.
Opal Haynie. Rowena Kyzer and
Miss Velma Webb were visitors at
Friendship Sunday
BenEie, Minnie ard Alma Tolber,
spent Sunday night with Mrs. EVE
Haynie.
Bennie Tolbert was the guest of
Mabel Harbour Sunday.
Quinn Vaughan and VIII Hard
castle were evening callers at Nor
man Stewards Sunday afternoon.
Frank Diederich and Miss Emma
Phillips went buggy riding Sunday
J. E, Arlington motored to Little
Rock Monday
Bruce Hardeastle and John Tolbert
went duck hunting Monday.
Tom Dobbins and family were din,
ner guests of Will Harbour and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James CLANCY were
The evening guests of J. j. Miller
Sunday.
Walter Barron and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Barron.
Mrs. j. J. Miller was the guest of
Mrs. J. ]. Porter Sunday night.
Charlie Cranberry has moved his
family to North Little Rock.
J. J. Porter of Jacksonville was
held UP in Little Rock Saturday night
by two negro women and robbed of
$5l00
There will be preaching at Friend
ship Sunday at o'clock
Wednesday is little William Floyd's
birthday.
Maude Cavandel and Mrs. BERTHE
visited with Mrs. Evie Haynie Mon
day morning.
There will be box supper at
Vaughn School House Saturday
night, November %. All you pretty
girls come and bring full box
Happy Jack.
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NOTICE.

Application for Sale of Minors Eamds.
Notice is hereby given that |, Mis-
souri, A. Page, guardian of James Hunt
err, minor, will make application to the
Probate Court of Pulaski County upon
the 4th day of December. 1919 at 10
o'clock q. M, for an order directing me
to sell the following described land,
which is owned by the said minor. to-
wit:
Lots five go, six CD and seven (7)
in the Subdivision of Block one 81. in
Forest Park Addition to the city of
Little Rock, Pulaski County Arkansas.
That said land is not a homestead
That said application will be made
for the sale of said land for the reason
that the money to be derived from sale
shall be applied to the education and
maintenance of said minor.
Any one interested in the sale OF said
land or having any objections TO offer
why said land should not be sold and
the funds applied for the education of
said minor are warned TO appear and
to show cause, il any there be. why
the order should not be allowed
Given under my hand this 9th day of
November. 1919.
MISSOURI A. PAGE.
Guardian
G. f. Jones, Attorney for Guardian.
714-21-2S.
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Mr.. James Garvin of Nubbin Ridge
and Mr. B. Dodson of North Little
Rock have moved to our country.
Edgar Lamb visited friends and
relatives in this vicinity Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs. George Cunningham has been
sick the past week.
Carolyn Skinner was the guest of
Eva Skinner last week.
Mr. smythe Worrell visited Miss
Minnie Cullins last Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Mathis called
on Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lamb Sunday
night
Mrs. jamie and Maude Mathis call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lamb Sun
day night.
Mrs. jamie and Maude Mathis call
ed on Mrs. 3. F. Sweeney Friday.
The wedding bells were ringing
last Monday night when Maude Lamb
and Clarence Mathis were married
They were serenaded by five of the
Young people Saturday night. Re
freshments were apples and candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Sweeney and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Garvin Sunday night.
Mrs Clarence Mathis was very
sick Sunday night.
John Wallace Cunningham visited
Willard Lamb Monday morning.
Lawrence, Ralph and Alroid Swee-
ney and Willard Lamb went out in
The woods to hunt for huckleberries
and found a 'possum in an old stump.
They brought it home and put it in 4
box The next morning it was gone.
Minnie and Nettie Cullins spent
Saturday morning with Elsie Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mathis have
decided to move to the Hawks
Nest, over in the "Whoot Owl Coun-
try"
Mr.. and Mrs w E. Corder and Ell
sic Lamb visited Mrs. Garvin and
family Sunday afternoon.
Grandma Lamb, Mrs. R. Fl, Lamb
and Mrs. Sweeney called on Mrs.
Dodson Sunday evening. e. l. L.
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Pearl Stewart is going to give a
box supper at Vaughan School Sat
urday night Everyone come.
Misses Edna and Robert Glenn
were the guests at Pearl Stewards
Sunday.
Mrs. Tolbert and children were
guests of Mrs. Jackson Sunday all
day.
Bruce HardcastIe visited at Mr.
Tolbert's Sunday.
Maude Lavender was seen going to
her mothers Sunday.
Misses Opal Haynie was at Friend
ship Church Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Glenn was seen going
over to see the Misses Stewards Sun
day
There was mistake in The Pu-
laskian news last week, Edna Glenn
and Foster Pridmore are not mar
RED
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Jack Frost has visited us and hog
killing time will soon be here. Those
who have their meat, canned fruit
and vegetables will live on easy
street this winter
We are sorry to lose so many Of
our good neighbors. They are most
all moving away.
Chas. CRANBERRY moved to Little
Rock last week.
Those who contemplate moving are
]. J. Porter, N. W. Stewart, Geo. Nc
Cain and Mr.. Haney.
The dance given at the Barron
home Saturday night was greatly en-.
joyed by all present. The Barrons
move 10 Little Rock this week.
w. T. and P. C. Hardcastle went
duck hunting last Saturday and kill
ed 30 ducks. Some luck!"
Mr. Miller and J. o. Vaughan will
work on Will Bells house this week
near Jacksonville.
Quite a few of our young people at
tended the dance at the Bell home
Friday night.
Miss Mamie Vaughan has been i'll
with rheumatism and erysipelas, but
is improving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Phillips are the
proud owners of a new son, born No
vember 4.
It is reported there will be box
supper at Vaughn School Saturday
night. Everybody come. Your box
will be appreciated.
Miss Edna Glen, Mrs. Eva Haney,
J. Q. Vaughan and little Nelthie were
the Sunday evening guests of N W.
Stewart and family.
Mutt and Jeff.
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Thanksgiving Day will soon be
here and the poor old "Turk" will
gohble no more.
Thanksgiving is a happy grace.
A joy to home and nation.
"Blest be the tie that binds" the
hearts
Of friends in every station.
Justice and Goodness is our motto.
Hello, friends, here we are again,
not dead, but just taking a long nap.
Mrs. ]. L. Clifton, Miss Josie
George and children were guests of
their mother, Mrs F. A George, Sun
day.
Grandmother Smith has returned
from Oklahoma She will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs Emma
Campbelk
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. George were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Glaze
Sunday.
Mrs. Ben F. Harper and daughter
Lulu, returned home Friday, after
spending three weeks with Mrs. Lulu
Harper of Tennessee.
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This is a beautiful Sabbath morn
ing. We have had some hard frosts,
but the Indicator points to several
GAYS more of fair weather That
should cause us all to crack smile
once more.
Mrs. George Thompson visited out
On sunny Side Avenue last Tuesday.
VIII Lawrence, the dairy man of
Little Rock, was in our town visiting
kinfolks last Tuesday and Wednes-
Cay.
Houston Cochrum has moved his
family into our town for the winter
Well, Houston, we have hot town
here and it is sure a warm place to
winter.
Mrs. Delete Wilson was dinner
guest at Squire Megogney's Friday.
John Shepherd, Marvin and Zelma
Fuller and Miss Ora Holland were all
visitors at Squire Megogney's Sun
day morning.
John Shepherd, Marvin and zelma
Fuller and Miss Ora Holland were all
visitors at Squire Megogney's Sun
day morning.
Willie Bierworth is building new
COW barn and when the moon shines
over your cow shed. Willie, she will
be looking for you at the kitchen
door.
There was a candy chewing party
up at the home of Clifton Gilber Sat,
urday night. All who were present
report a jolly time.
Jack Gilbert is troubled with
double-headed carbunele on the back
of his neck. I say, Jack, it's not a
very nice kind of pet to have.
We made short visit down to the
City of Congo in Saline County last
Tuesday and met few of our old
friends and some that were not so
old We had jolly good time and
the pleasure of partaking of a good
supper Friday evening with our good
friends, Curtis Mann and family.
Coy Mann was a visitor at Leon
ard Fuller's last Wednesday night.
Sam Thompson and son, Teddy,
were Benton visitors last Tuesday
Teddy is or the sick list. He is
troubled with complicated sore
throat that seems hard to cure.
Otis Fuller of Benton was visiting
with home folks Saturday night and
Sunday.
Luke Thompson is making some
improvements on his dwelling house.
Will Hensley visited with Albert
seamons of Mooney Hollow last
Tuesday night.
Bill Inman and Robert Wander
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Burt George has been sick with
the Flu, but is improving.
A crowd Of young people were
horseback riding Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Smith made a
business trip to Little Rock this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DeIaven of
Michigan are spending a few days
with friends and kindreds here.
Granddaddy Longlegs.
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ALL OVER THE COUNTY

grift, who were in Little Rock Wed.
nesday and Thursday, sold some
fresh beef.
Well, Miss Fletcher Creek Waves.
we really did think that you had
gone off on a honeymoon trip.
Since we came back from thu
Camp we find that our old pal, B. L.
r., has forsaken us fer better com
panion. We get some lonely you
can bet
John Mann and family of Little
Rock were visiting with kinfolks in
eur town Sunday. P. H. Critic.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas. County
of Pulaski--ss.
In the pulaski Chancery Court
Supora Sloan Plaintif
VS.. No. 25037.
James Sloan, Defendant.
The defendant, James Sloan. is warn
ed to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaining the
plaintiff Supora Sloan.
November II, 1919.
w. S. BOONE. Clerk.
f. M. OLIVER, d. G.
Chas. jacobson. Solicitor for Plain
tiff.
w. 5. Save Attorney ad Litem.
21-2S-5-12
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Mr. Jim Sumner was the dinner
guest of Sam Parker Sunday.
Miss Opal Haynie, Miss Rowena
Kyzer and Mr.. Oscar Gosnell dined
with Miss Velma Webb Sunday.
Miss Annie Box spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Miss Opal Haynie
Guy Gillem and wife spent Sunday
with Miss Opal Haynie
Guy Gillem and wife spent Sunday
with c. Tongue and family.
Everett Berry and wife spent Sun.
day with C. Tongue.
Miss Imogene Hardcastle was out
horseback riding Saturday evening.
There will be box supper at
Vaughn School House Saturday night.
November %.
Mr.. Jim Garvin has moved over on
Nubbin Ridge.
Miss Grace Butterworth and Cleve
Nichols were out buggy riding SUM-
day evening.
Louia Sucka was looking very sad
Sunday evening. Wonder why?
Walter Kyzer was seen going to-
ward Greasy Valley Sunday evening.
Miss Emma Phillips and Frank
Diedrerich were out buggy riding
Sunday evening. Il
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
MANNING ORDER.

State Of Arkansas, County
of Pulaski--ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court.
Josie Lee Lewis, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 25052.
Otto Lewis. Defendant
The defendant, Otto Lewis, is warned
to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff, Josie Lee Lewis.
November 20, 1919
W. S. BOONE. Clerk.
j. A. GIBSON. ID. &.
w. A. Boyd Solicitor for Plaintiff.
L. c. Maloney, Attorney ad Litem.
21-23-5-12.
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B A. Dublin and family left Monday
morning for Oak Grove, La.
Mrs. S. F. Brown of Little Rock
was the guest of her nephew, Ed Dix
on, Sunday night
Mrs. Bette Johnson and son. Mar.
shall, were callers at John M. Dix
ems Thursday evening.
Mr. B. A. Dulin and family spent
the weekend at DR.. Lee Zuber's.
Edgar Dixon was the dinner guest
of Miss Myrtle Hall last Sunday.
A very interesting program was
rendered at the Epworth League Sun
day evening. The subject was,
Books That Have Helped Me in the
Christian Life" Miss Gladys Walk
er had charge of the service.
Mrs. John M Dixon is very i'll with
tonsilitis.
\ box supper was given at the
Woodbridge School last Friday night
The proceeds finished the payment
on tile Yictrola which was purchased
some few weeks ago. Forty dollars
was taken in on the boxes and the
cake
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Pye spent
two days with Mrs. Pye's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heilman, last week.
Miss Ruth Tucker, of Little Rick,
Gazette reporter, called at Mrs. John
nixons and Mrs. T. Hoekstra's last
Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Crook of Sell
ma. Ala, arrived Sunday evening for
visit with Mrs. Cooks brother Geo.
F. Pye
Mr. and Mrs John M. Dixon and
niece, Hrma, were callers at J. F.
Cloar's Sunday afternoon.
The Reverend Harrison conducts
services at the Confederate Soldiers
Home every Sunday afternoon. I am
sure the old people appreciate the
services on Sunday, for it will make
it more like the Sabbath. It has been
the custom for several years TO have
religious services on Wednesday,.
Mrs L. A. Miller and daughter,
Winnie, returned from Little Rock
last Wednesday after a weeks stay.
Miss Lucille Miller and Mr.. Al
phonso Grow were guests at A. w.
Browns Sunday.
Little Jimmie Dixon is very patient
in his suffering. His foot has been
lanced and broken in another place,
but still it improves very slowly.
Miss Mildred Miller was the guest
of Helen Udey last Sunday
Walter Dixon is staying with his
uncle, w P. Dixon, to assist in the
dairy while Mr.. Dixon is unable to
work. Mr.. Dixon has been threaten
ed with blood poisoning in his hand
for almost a week. DR. Mason laneed
his wrist Sunday afternoon.
The Epworth League has received
Ray Wilson'S resignation as presi-
dent of the League Mr.. Wilson'S
work has been a great help to the
League, but we were compelled to ac-
cept the resignation as he has gone
away for the winter to teach school.
We are very glad that we had some
one to fill the vacancy at once.
Thomas Dixon was elected and he
said that he felt small for the place,
but that he would do his best.
Miss Mas Murphy of Wichita, Kan,
arrived SUNDAY morning in Little
Rock and was the guest of her sis
ter Mrs William T. borough Sun
day.
Rev T. O. Rorie will conduct SER
vices at Primrose Chapel Sunday for
the last time before Conference.
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Everybody around here is through
picking cotton
J. J. Porter spent Sunday with his
wife.
r. johnson of Little Rock spent
Sunday with Norman Stewart.
William Duncan spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. EVE Haynie.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Phil
lips, November 4, son.
Ed Stewart called at Mr.. Dobbins'
Sunday morning.
The dance at Less Barron's Satur-
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Health is good in this community.
School began Monday at Central,
with Mr. Winn as principal and Miss
Emma Phillips as assistant.
Miss Rowena Kyzer and Miss Opal
Haynie dined with Miss Velma WeDD
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Berry CT
Rates Mill spent the day with C.
Young and family.
Mrs. Annie Rhodes and bay, Marie.
are home again.
Miss Annie Box spent the after
noon with Miss Opal IIaynie Sunday.
Billy the Kid
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
WARNING ORDER

WARMING OEsDER-
State OF Arkansas. County
Of PulaslSi-ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Johnnie Lowson, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 249S1
Henrietta Lowson, Defendant
The defendant. Henrietta Lowson, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Johnnie Lowson
November 5, 1919.
w. S. BOONE, Clerk.
7 A. GIBSON. D. G.
w. A. Boyd, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
L. G. Maloney, Attorney ad Lttem
7-14-21-28.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas. County
Of Pulaski-ss.
IN the Pulaski Chancery Court.
Thos. II. Stuart Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 25O22
Emma Stuart Defendant
The defendant, Emma Stuart is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Thos. H Stuart
November 13, 1919.
w. S. BOONE Clerk.
w. A. Boyd, Solicitor for Plaintiff
L. c. Maloney. Attorney ad Lifem
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