The Pulaskian., 1920-01-23

lduncned Dy the PreSbyterlans of the state.
 Farmers all over the upper White river country are breaking ground for :his years crops and if the pleasant weather holds for an other week or two nearly all the spring blowing will have been com pleted.
 Camden.-John Lee Morgan and E. P. Garrison, owners of the Union Furniture Company of Hope, have leased the property to the rear of tn eBryant Dry Goods Company at El Dorado, and will build a modern two-story brick building there.
 Paragould.-A party of Paragould sportsmen has left for Delaplaine to spend couple of days rounding up wolves in the Cache river bottoms in the vicinity of O'Kean, Delaplaine and Knobel, with headquarters at Sell meyer.
 Blytheville-R. B. Lee Wilson of Wilson, Ark, has asked architects in this city, Memphis and St. Louis to draw plans for a new business block to replace the one recently destroyed by fire.
 Jonesboro.-T Bank of Jonesboro had in front of the building display showing that the institution has passed the four million dollar mark, with sixty thousand dollars to spare.
 Jonesboro.-C. 0. Carpenter, who has been for the past year the farm agent for the Bank of Jonesboro, has accepted position with southern farm paper at a lucrative salary.
 Paragould. scarcity of homes in this city is very acute right now. Families desiring. to locate here are forced to seek other locations because there are no houses for rent.
 Beebe.-The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, while standing near hot stove, in turning around her dress struck the stove duQ IluIuSuidCGIy udUu6u up.
 Conway.-The Morrillton Chamber Arkansas Christian College a tract of of Commerce has formally deeded to 40 acres to be used as a campus for the school when established.
 Camden.-The case of Jewel Bowen, aged 19 years, of Calhoun county, asking for habeas corpus, was de- nied at a hearing before Circuit Judge c. W. Smith here.
 Flippen.-Local business men and farmers living in this vicinity are or ganizing new bank for this place which will be known as the Farmers and Merchants bank
 Camden-H. w Anderson, a tim Der and stave man of Philadelphia, has erected a stave mill at Chidester. J. w Wicker of Chidester will have charge of the mill.
 Ernest Stroud, the 12- year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Stroud of this city, was accidentally shot while out hunting by his cousin, Floyd Stroud
 Blytheville.-The Red Cross of this city is to have a regular school for the women of the city, a special worker having arrived here to take charge.
 Malvern.-Dr. DeWalt Norton of Little Rock, representing the State Board of Health, delivered two lee lures here at the Malvern grade school.
 Mountain Home.-H A. Patf1lo of this place fell from his barn loft and suffered quite painful injuries. It is not believed that he is hurt inter- nally.
 Camden.-A special demobilization service, during which the service flag of the church was taken down, was held at the First Methodist church
 Fort Smith-John w: Felker barely escaped with his life when he acci- dentally swallowed two tablets of bichloride of mercury.
 Cotter.-Hiram Lemon and Guy Sanford have opened up a flour and feed store heres They will also deal in live hogs.
 Camden.-A Sunday school was re- gently organized by members of the Baptist church at Chidester.
 Batesville.-M. Stokes 6 Sons have opened up new mercantile business in this city.
 Batesville.- pastors of the var ious churches of this city met in the Episcopal church in Batesville and perfected an organization known as the Ministers Association of Bates