The Pulaskian., 1919-10-24
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 Horace Casey is again confined to his bed as a result of an attack of "hu" in September, the "fu'' having left him with a weak heart. School work proved too strenuous for him pnd Dr. Mason has prescribed abso- lute rest and quietness for at least a week and probably longer We heart jly symapthize with Horace, for most of us have had like experience in cur lives and know something of the dis appointment of g. shortened school term. Horace has the consolation, however, of knowing that he is young vet and has pelnty of time and health means more than education or money either and if by care he can regain his health he can soon finish his ed uoation any way.
 Lee, Clyde and Ava Cloar went to Russellville Friday afternoon for a visit with their aunt, Mrs. Robert Price.
 When it comes to bravery we take off our hats to Mrs. Geo. Pye, she having tackled and killed a fierce looking snake few days ago. Mrs. Pye was looking for eggs in a cow trough, but instead of eggs found the snake, which she killed with a spade Mrs. Pye was undecided as to which If the snake-breeds this especial one Belonged, but an oil settler said it Nas a ground rattlesnake, although the largest one ever seen in this country. It measured about three feet in length and was as large around as her wrist We feel sure prize at the fair for the high jump, as Mrs. Pye placed the snake in path that MT. Pye followed coming from the mail box, and he did not see il until he was right on it, when he proceeded to practice the high jump at once.
 Miss Lucy Dulin spent Saturday as the guest of Miss Myrtle Hall, they visited the City of Roses Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Alfred Wright and little daughter Velma have been very sick. Miss Verna Gather spent Saturday with Mrs Wright. We certainly have some splendid girls in our communi, ty, always ready and willing to lend a helping hand when needed, and all of Us especially, who have nieces and even friends among these girls, can still smile, even when sick and eoiored help walks off, for we know these dear girls are going to step right in and help out until we are on cur feet again.
 Miss Emma Deimer attended the club meeting at Mrs. John Dixon's Saturday afternoon and brought along sack of her nice hot rolls See!s An other way of helping and making one feel good and even though not q neice, she is anther one who always tries to make every one happy Nev- CT mind, we're not advertisingj for we haven't single girl to spare, for we want them every one to locate right here in our own community.
 Miss Emma and Miss Maggie Elrod and Miss Violet Jacobson will be three of the principal characters in the play to be given during the com munity fair.
 The building committee of Prim- rose Chapel met at the church Fri Gay afternoon and decided to accept the plans submitted by Mr. Thomp- son, and now we are ready for bids from contractors and are anxious to receive some, as everything is ready TOW for work. John M. Dixon was elected secretary and treasurer
 Quite a crowd gathered at John Fixon's Sunday to see an alligator that he and Walter Miller captured Saturday in an old quarry-hole in Echo Valley. We are hoping we can give him the proper diet for an aliga- tor to thrive on, so we can exhibit i him at our community fair, so every che who wants to see an alligator be 1 sure and attend the fair at Sweet Iione the 9th, Eth and Sth of Novem. Der. Sure we're going to have one and we would heartily appreciate it if every community contiguous to ours that intends to send exhibits would notify our general chairman, MT Geo. Pye, R. F. D. No 4, City, just as