The Pulaskian., 1920-07-15

Gurdon.-Rev. c. c. A,luo,
 of the Baptist church at ,s'O n paso,
 resigned and preached bjs 'e0n sa has sermon He and his family wa irvsressl their home in ArkadeIphia WI VI make r. M. Monroe, pastor of tho Ie Rev ter1an church, tendered bia rresby tion to his church after six I Yo pesigna torate. He and his family sVals piu pas move to Longview, Tex "'A Soon
 Hoxie.-At a meeting of :, council recently the ma+ta, 'ne Town ing Turkey creek, running ot drain the heart Of the town. was through ed' resulting in an appronriet etuslder the council of $500 with wb,aS .~''on by ploy an attorney to take un m,t. to en. railroad officials the matter os t-'a The Ing the Missouri Pacific right os urain.
 stephens. The greatast
 stephens has ever exnorios revival been running 10 days, with eo RI oo has slons. 1t is estimated that tho oOuVer gellst' ". M. Bowden of Fort n' evan IS preaching to 300 at tbo worth, services and 1000 at niot,,t 'Oilllng meeting will continue until tho tlle, The Ing of the District Conference meet
 MalYern.-Lee Miller & co. building a balcony and mal,;na l' are improvements in their store Vtnef m Iront porch of the balcony win me used as an ice cream parlor am map De De supplied by an elevator fra. u Wlli nam floor. The rear of tbo baI tue Will be occupied as a beauty norlou rlooas new feature just being added
 Cotter. The Honkins tsa which has been enlarged and roma9 eIed. has been opened. It ls ono ', the prettiest little playhouses in thi. section. Pictures will constitute tba principal bills, but the stage onS equipment are large enough to staos vaudeville and plays.
 Horatio. = The Horatio Handl. Company's factory has just been n,oo ed in operation, and is turning ow about 2,000 handles a day. Handla. for all kinds of tools are being mann. facutred. The company's nay roll !. approximately $2,000 a month.
 Camden.-A congregational meat. ing of the members of the First Pres. byterian church has been called to extend a call to the Rev. Charles Haddon Majors of CarroIton. Ala to accept the pastorate of the Camden church.
 Huntsville. Alton Wheeler wbo has been principal of the Kingston High School, has secured a contract from the County Board of Education for twoyear term as county super. intendent of Madison county.
 Leslie.-H. c. Terrai and family left for South Africa, their former home, where they will reside. They came to this country five years ago. until a few months ago lived in Lit tie Rock.
 Springdale. - An old settlers pic. nic will be held at Goshen in the near future. All the county candi dates have been invited to make speeches. J. H. Mayfield has charge of the picnic.
 Camden.-The Smith Printing Com pany will move into it's new home on East Washington street soon. The company has 12 employees. Several new machines will be installed in the new building.
 Judsenia. Y Farmers in the vicin- ity of Judsonia have begun shipping Irish potatoes to the market. Four carloads were shipped and it is prob able several will leave here in the near future.
 Malvern.-Cleveland Reed, who lives about two miles west of town, brought in the first cotton bloom of the season. The cotton crop in this sec tion of the country is looking good considering the cold, wet spring.
 Mammoth Spring. The Memphis "" Boy Scouts, in number, who have been in camp here, with L. R. Forsdick in charge returned home af- ter taking dinner with the women Of the Methodist church.
 Horatio. Paul Hallowas, negro farmer, sold the seasons first crate of cantaloupes raised in this community The melons were raised on the farm of Will Bass, negro.
 Huntsville Several of the best schools in this county have been un able to procure teachers for the neN terms. Many teachers from tne countv have enoaped to teach in UK