The Pulaskian., 1919-09-19

by her aunt Miss Hall.
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Mr. Beck, the Pea Ridge Pod man
has been visiting our community
again this week, and still we do not
ret any rain. Don't know what we
are going to do as we need rain bad
/ ~ but we've had much cooler wealth
er, SO guess that will help some.
The children have been very busy
this week getting ready FOR school.
About fifteen children will attend the
city schools this year and great
many more are ready for high school.
Tut on account of the tuition being
SO high their parents feel unable 70
send them.
Mrs. Jas. borough and Miss Peil
of Granite Mountain Springs visited
Mrs. Argus Avery and Mrs. John Dix
on Tuesday afternoon
Miss Erma Dixon spent an enjoy
able afternoon Wednesday with two
of her former Henderson Brown
school mates, Miss Pearl Holdings
head and Mr. Ray Griffin
Mrs. Jas. Medlock and children
have been visiting her brother. T. d.
Jacks, and family.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs T. HoeK-
stra last Wednesday. when Mrs. NJ.
j. zuber's Sunday school entertained
the rest of the young people of the
community After an evening spent
i'll music and games, cake and ices
were served by Miss Myrtle Hall,
Hollis Wright and Wilson Grow
Mrs. E. w borough and baby, Eva
Make, left Friday morning for their
home at Prescott. Ariz
Things are becoming more conven-
tent for the country housewives than
ever before. Several different oil
companies bring us gasoline, coal oil
ard motor oil right to our door. Mr..
Thomas from Lowrance brings nice
fresh native meat every Saturday,
the watkins Man" brings all kinds
Of medicines. soaps, fiavoring and al
SO toilet articles and last, but not
least our own Mr.. Jas. Brown comes
to us with the most complete line of
brushes one can fnd-all good and
serviceable, from a child's tooth brush
up to one of the incest path brushes
ore can find anywhere. We heartily
recommend Mr. Brown and predict
for him splendid success in his
chosen profession.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Foyle and chill
Gren, Katie and Monroe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Foyle visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miller Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Dixon and chill
dren. Maggie Elrod, Stella and Benja-
min Dixon. visited at John Dixon's
Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Dixon has been on
the sick list this week.
There was to have been Jubilee
Sunday" at the Primrose Methodist
Church Sunday, September IA, but as
it is camp meeting Sunday also the
Jubilee Sunday was postponed IN.
Ill September %, as a great many
from this church attend camp meet
ing. 1t is planned to have an all
dav service with dinner on the
ground. Every one far and near is
invited. It is hoped the plans tor
The new church will be ready by then,
and that work will follow Immediate
" afterwards Mrs. Jas. borough is
already at work to help the church.
She is taking orders for hosiery
guaranteed goods-all sizes; the MIC
est Isle hosiery for the little tots up
and also a good grade of cotton hose.
Why not save Mrs. Borough your or
ders for the entire winter as she is
working for such worthy cause
intending to give all her profits to
The church.
A day of fun and frolic was en-
ioyed by Miss Esther Dixons Sunday
school class and their guests at Gran
tie Mountain Springs Friday. A boun-
;eous lunch was cserved at noon.
Miss Erma Dixon assisted in looking
after the children.
The Misses Wathern or Altus, our
school teachers for this term, will ar
rive Saturday Mrs. John Wright
will board them.
Little Miss Mildred and Marian