The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1919-09-05
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numDer OF our young people nave
been entertaining visitors from else
where this summer. Miss Esther Dix
on spent two weeks at Weldon with
Miss Alma McCauley and Miss Tour
and She was accompanied home by
both young ladies.
Messrs. Tom and Charlie Cloar of
Earle have been the guests of rela-
lives here visiting their uncle, J. f.
Cloar, and cousins, Mrs. Ed Dixon.
Lee Cloar of Sweet Home was also a
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. John Dixon.
at the same time. Many enjoyable
events were gotten UP in honor of the
visitors, among them being a motor
trip to Pine Bluff. Four cars of young
people made the trip. chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Dixon, Mr. and Mrs.
John Dixon and Mrs. L. A Miller
While there the party was entertain
ed by Rev. H H. MCGUIRE and wife
and Mrs. Agnes Deimer Herscher.
Miss Emma Deimer entertained the
visitors and others of the community
with delightful party on Thursday
evening. There were As guests pres
ent. After games and music dainty re-
freshments were served. Miss Diem
er was assisted in looking after her
guests by her cousin, Miss Marie Blu
rock of Pine Bluff.
Miss Esther Dixon entertained the
visitors at six o'clock dinner on
Thursday preceding ire party at Miss
Deimer's.
Mrs. Ed Dixon entertained the visi-
tors at dinner on Wednesday also
Miss Dorothy Boughton of Little
Rock. Mrs ]. f. Cloar entertained at
Ginner OH Friday in honor of the Wis
itors.
Mrs. John Dixon entertained at
dinner on Sunday and in the after
noon a large crowd explored Echo
Valley, visiting the site where the
mysterious hut formerly stood. The
hut having been burned down, but
two of the occupants were near by,
but very little information could be
obtained. Echo Valley is one of the
most picturesque places in Pulaski
county and a parfect setting for a
natural park. There is also some
splendid farm land through that sec
ton of the country. We wonder why
some of our Little Rock capitalists 10
not get Main street extended and
develop Echo Valley. It could be
made much prettier than Forest PARK
and is so much nearer town.
Mrs. Arthur Casey and children of
Little Rock have been visiting Mrs.
Casey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
tovle.
Mrs. Edgar Morton spent Saturday
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Miller.
Miss Mary Martin and Mr.. Fred
Smith of Martindale visited Miss
Maggie Elrod Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Martin of Mar
tindale visited at E. w Dixons Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Dixon enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. S. P. Junkin and
Mrs. John Dixon at dinner Thursday.
Our community is keeping pace
with Others in building and repairing
since the war ended, as everyone was
patriotic during the war, no repairing
being done unless absolutely neces-
sary.
J. P Wright has repapered and re.
decorated the interior of his house.
l.. A. Miller has painted the ex-
terror of his house and is now doing
over the interior
j. A, Brown has put down hard
wood floors and redecorated his hons.
and John Dixon is hauling lumber to
build commodious porch on the rear
CT the bungalow occupied by 4.
Wright and is planning to add a
sleeping porch to his own residence
e. S. Dixon and T. Hoekstra arc
putting up substantial potato houses
to take care of their crop of pota
toes.
Our community was saddened last
week by the death of Grandma Far
rell, mother of one of our new neigh
Dors, Mrs. Johnson. While grandma
lad never been able to be out since
moving here, she had endeared her
self to all those who had become az
cuainted with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM borough, mr.
and Mrs. Ed Dixon and Rev. T. o. Ro-
RE called at John Dixon's Sunday af-