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LosT-FouhD

LOST on corner Tenih and Logan
boys black and yellow sweater. Re-
turn 70 roe5 W. Logan. Reward.
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the Victrola, which made the rag-sew-
ing more enjoyable The grandast
thing Of all was the pot-luek dinner
Each lady brought a dish of some al
ready prepared vegetable and a loaf
OF bread The hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Elmore, arranged the table.
About 1 O'Clock the ladies were invited
in to dinner. and such a feast they
did behold The dinner consisted of
potato salad, English peas mashed
potatoes. baked sweet potates salmon
salad, corned beef and cabbage, ham
sandwiches. corn, onions, pickles.
horseradish, three kinds of pie and
three kinds of bread.
After the dishes were washed the
ladies went back to the workroom to
finish sewing the rags. After the reg
ular business meeting was held the re-
mainder Of the afternoon was spent
in listening to the many good pieces
on the Victrola Mrs Nixon also rem
dered several numbers on the piano.
0ld-time songs were sung till time to
adjourn.
Secretary of Community Club
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Health in the community is good,
as all the flu patients have recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Lewis Of Little
Rock spent Friday with her sister,
Mrs. Mcbride,
Mrs. R. L. Henry and little son left
Monday afternoon for San Antonio,
Texas, where her husband has been
for some time for his health.
A fortune teller was in Jacksonville
last week. All the young folks got
their fortunes told.
R. B. Webb went to Little Rock
Monday and traded his old Ford for
new one.
Will Brannon and Joe Beall spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Matte Lolita of Concord was
the Saturday night guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. c. H. Hudson.
Misses Nicholas and English were
shopping in Little Rock Saturday af-
ternoon Two girl friends returned
to spend the night with them
Little June Mcbride spent the week
end with her grandfather, Mr. Yates
Aubrey Wade and two friends from
Camp Pike visited John Wade and
family Saturday night
The ladies of the Jacksonville Com
munfty Club spent the most enjoyable
day of their lives in the history Of the
club at the home of their president
Mrs. Blodget, last Monday. Seventeen
ladies were present. The morning
was spent in sewing carpet rags,
laughing and talking. Mrs. seibold
entertained the ladies with music on
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w a. Harbour has purchased a pair
OF white China geese.
Miss BERTHE Duncan spent a few So
cal hours with Misses Una and Eva
Prater Sunday.
Cope Harbour spent the evening
with Bill and Burl Rhodewise Sunday.
Miss Maggie Gwin spent Sunday
evening with Una Prater.
There was singing at Zion Hill sun
day evening.
R. w. Davidson took a lot Of plows
TO shop Saturday.
Miss Mabel Harbour went to sing
ing Sunday at Zion Hill.
There have been about so scholars
at Zion Hill school
Miss Oyama and Hildon Herrod
have started to school at Zion Hill.
Miss Mabel Harbour was the din.
ner guest of Misses Stella and Bessie
Duncan Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Harbour called on Mrs
Fannie Boyal Thursday evening.
There will be about a month more
Of school at Zion Hill.
Blue Eyes.
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ZION HILL, NORTH :
" Hilldon Herrod spent Friday
aiobt with Garland Hammons.
The death angel called at the home
: Mr.. Eddy again and took Mr., Isaac
Tddv away. He was buried at Mt.
carmel below Cabot
webb kirkpatrick and wife returned
home Sunday
Mrs. Eta Hammons was the Sun
dav evening guest of Mrs. Boyd.
There was no Sunday school at Zion
nil sunday on account Of cold wealth
- Init there was singing in the after
noon.
aontb Of school, but several boys will
ston to work in the field. There are
% at school today.
"Whistling jim"
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O. E. Gatewood has been hauling
lumber for a new barn.
Noel Richards has ben hauling hay
from Little Rock.
Frank Tartson and Frank Jones
made flying trip to Little Rock this
week.
NJ. E. Stanley and George Adams
went to Palarm duck hunting.
Oscar Blocker made a rushing trip
to Little Rock Friday.
John Roberts and son, Claude, made
a business trip to the City of Roses.
Tom Morden has been very sick but
is better now.
Horace Morden had bad luck this
week. He lost his pocketbook with
$27 in it.
John Roberts sold load of sweet
potatoes this week.
Mrs, Cora Jordan of Shreveport,
La. has been visiting her father, T. O.
Blaylock of Olmstead.
John Hutchins of Conway was seen
on our streets last Sunday.
n A. Roberts is still hauling wood
Mount Carmel seems to disagree
with me as to our school system, also
the compulsory age about boys and
girls in school I think it would be
much better for our boys and girls
to be at home in school than to be in
the city working for such a small sal
airy as they can command and are
also subject to the snares and pitfalls
of the city; and especially for girls,
who leave their mothers fireside and
protection Of a gentle fathers ever
watchful eye, who is always ready and
willing to help and give advice to a
dutiful and loving child. Keep your
girls at home as long as possible, and
in after years they will honor you for
your help and advice.
An Observer.
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Miss Rowena Kyzer has returned
from a weeks visit in Little Rock.
Vaughan school visited Central col
1ege, on Nubbin Ridge, Friday even
ing and contested in spelling. Central
boys and Vaughan boys had ball
game. Central boys won.
Vaughan school found everything
quite different to what they expected
it to be.
Frank Diedrick and Mrs. Velma
Gosnell were callers at the Kyzer
home.
Herman Haynie spent the latter
part of the week in Little Rock
J. T. Haynie and D. G. Kyzer lost
two nice cows last week.
R. F. Toney is able to be up again
after a weeks illness.
Miss Mary and Urellie sunderman
called on Mrs. Hallett Sunday
Miss OpeIia Bobbitt spent Thurs
day night with Misses Blanche and
Hazel Garvin
Mr. and Mrs Peyton Hardeastle
called at the Tolbert home Saturday
night.
Ford Toney is confined to his bed
again.
Charley Bobbitt and family spent
Saturday night with Lou Davis.
Miss Opal Haynie and Miss Annie
Box were guests of Miss Rowena Ky
ger Sunday Three School Kids.
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The Gee-Whiz mill has sawed
enough lumber to build Two small
houses and furnished enough for sew
eral Of the people living near it.
e. F. Sweeney and family spent
Saturday night with J. A. Lamb and
family.
G. w. Cunningham's house caught
fire Wednesday morning. The house
was not destroyed but a large hole
was burned in the roof.
Thomas Brooks and Albert Cullens
were the guests of Louie Sucka Sun
day afternoon,
Central School, you forgot some
hing last week Did you not know
tbat Jacksonville high school spelled
4 words to your 40? But we are no.
boasting. We only wanted you to
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practice more than you had so you
could win when you spelled with
Vaughn and Jacksonville again. Don't
think you can beat us without practic-
ing. Cheer up Come down to the
Jacksonville school
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Lamb spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Schmitt Papa's Baby Girl,
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Mrs. Ernie Williford and children Of
North Little Rock spent Friday and
Saturday with Mrs. w. w Nixon
Prof Wilson and Miss Opal Nicholas
went to Little Rock Saturday after
noon.
Miss Era corbin spent Saturday
night with friends in East Jackson
vile.
Two very interesting games of bas-
ketba1l were played here Saturday af-
ternoon. the Cabot boys and girls
versus the Jacksonville boys and
girls. The game between the girls
was very closes the score being s to
9 in favor Of Cabot Our girls did
exceedingly well with the amount of
practice they have had The boys
game was also a close one.
Gilbert Calhoun spent a few days
in Jacksonville the past week.
Mrs. John Killingsworth has been
real sick with the flu but it is much
better now
Mrs. z. p. Williford was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. John Wade, last
Friday.
Miss Eva Crone, former Jackson
vile girl, was married in Little Rock
last week to Charles Trotter of New
York.
G. N. Douglass has purchased a new
Dodge car.
LOWE Vaughn and family spent the
week end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Stanphill
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brannon, a son, February 10. They
I've on Route 2, but were formerly Of
this place.
Miss Josie Womack returned to Lit
tie Rock Saturday, after spending a
few days with her parents.
r. G. Harpole, Cleve and Gilbert
Calhoun attended the dance in West
West Jacksonville Wednesday night
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Joe Singleton is very sick at pres
ent with the flu; also his little grand
daughter.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Wills,
February 81, girl.
Mrs. Mcpherson is spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Pealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brumont spent
Sunday with his uncle, Ike Kerr,
Mrs wills mother, who has been
spending the past week with her, re-
turned home.
sam Mcpherson has purchased his
wife a new sewing machine.
Death entered our neighborhood
and claimed our friend and neighbor
Thomas Guren. He had been sick for
come time with the @flu' and died
february 25 He was laid to rest ir
the Gravel Hill cemetery. He is sur
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Mr.. Onie Mcintosh of Mississippi
has been spending the week end with
friends at Ferndale.
Mrs. Jeter. the school teacher, who
taught the Fletcher Spring school a
month, was in Ferndale Saturday
Acey and John Douglas are now
working in Little Rock
Paul 'Grimmitt is now building a
store and dwelling house.
o. D. Page has his lath mill up. He
expects to make laths from the slabs
Little Leila Douglas went home with
her sister, Mrs. VIII Guenther, down
in the bottoms, to spend the week.
Horace Seamans, who has been
very i'll with flu, is now recovering.
A. S. Broom and Frank Page were
the dinner guests Of Mrs. Page Sun
day. Its Me-"
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anyone wishes to be employed, write
him for further information.
Quite a few people attended Sun
day school at Ivy Chapel Sunday af-
ternoon. We are preparing for a
children's day the second Sunday in
May.
The graveyard at Ivy Chapel will be
Cleaned off March IS.
John Sizemoore, who has been work
ing at Bauxite, has returned home.
Artie Atwood, who has been work
ing at the Marion Hotel, will help his
father make crop this year
Somebody's Darling.
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Misses Grace HoIbrook and Mar
garet Beardsley and Messrs. Jack
Chapman and Guy Rudder all Of Wye
we're welcome callers at the BaIlen-
tine home Sunday afternoon.
Misses zGeneyie Dial Santo and sis
ter, Clara. also Pete Perine and Sda
Dal sant5 were callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. Krysr Sunday.
James Cha, John Zulpo and Angelo
Dial saDto called on Mr.. Ghidofti Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. V. Ballentine and little daugh-
ter, Florence, left Friday morning for
Rudy, Ark, on account Of the illness
of Mr.. ]. G. Ballentine.
Mr.. Steward is building new addi-
tion to his barn
Br. and Mrs. c. J. Jordan Of Wye
visited the latter's mother, Mrs V.
Ballentine, sunday
Angelo Da1 Santo called at the Bal
lentne home Sunday afternoon.
Happy Bachelor.
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WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
Berniee GurinsSy, Plaintiff,
No. 25496. VS.
Fred Gurinsky, Defendant.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court.
The defendant, Fred Gurinsky, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Bernice Gurinsky.
February 18TH 1920.
w. S. BOONE. Clerk.
J. A. GIBSON, ID. c.
IA ~. DunaWay
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Jos. Loeb, Attorney ad Litem
20-27-5-12.
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas. County
of Pulaski-ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Halle Lula Shanks. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 25453
Harry e. Shanks, Defendant.
The defendant Harry c. Shanks Is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Halle Lula Shanks.
February 18th, 1920.
w. S. BOONE. Clerk.
J. A. GIBSON, ID. c.
j. 1. Trawick, Solicitor for Plaintiff
]. 3. Webster Attorney ad Litem.
13-20-27-5.
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There was a large crowd at the
singing at Mrs. Corder's Sunday night.
Miss Matte Beall, Mr.. Barney VIII
son and Mr.. Charlie MILFORD were the
Sunday evening guests of Miss Alice
BeaIl
Clarence Cox and Hartehen BeaIl
spent a few social hours at Phil
Beall's Saturday night.
Owen Beall Of Ward, Ark, spent
Monday night with his father. J. P.
Beall.
Matt Keller of Monroe. La, spent
last week with J. c. Beall, L. Il. Beall
and j. P. Beall
Lena Bean went to Little Rock Fri
day.
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Quite a few OF the people have al
ready gardened some. but there is
plenty of time yet if the cold weather
continues.
John MeCumpsey and family have
moved to Farrel's.
VIII Perkins and family have moved
to Singleton's farm.
We have another month of school
at Ivy Chapel
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith, February IS, a daughter.
Mrs. Reeder visited the city OF
Roses Friday.
Guests OF Mr.. George Smith sun
day afternoon were Mrs. Florence
Busick and daughter, Jessie, Ada
Smith and son. Monroe, Mrs. Cellars
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Reeder and daugh-
ter. Francis.
Grant Reeder Of Route wants a
good share cropper or farm hand. II
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vived by a wife, II children and two
grandchildren
Little Lilly Guren Is still very sick,
but is some better than she was at the
time Of her fathers death.
A Housekeeper.
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Mr.. Barkheimer is busy building his
house.
last week.
Rev Holbrook came Wednesday
evening to spend a couple of days with
home folks.
Miss Alta Balentine of near Led
widge took dinner with Mrs. schoen-
field Monday
Mrs. Austin and daughter arrived
wednesday to make this Their home.
Mr. and Mrs. zelawich left for Chi
cage, ILL., Monday.
Miss Grayee HoIbrook went to the
west Union school Thursday to see
Miss Margaret Beardsley, VIII IS teach
ing there.
Mrs. Aznoe went to Bigelow wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy too supper with
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenfeld Wednesday.
Ben Underwood helped John Swan
son butcher a fine big hog Thursday.
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NoTIoE FOR PUBLICATION.

u. s. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
February Sc, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that William
Berry, Of Paron. Arkansas, who, on
February 3d. 1917 made homestead en-
try No. 0142S0, for 81 Sci, Section is.
Township IN, Range 17W, 9Th Princi-
pal Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ton to make, three year proof to es-
tablsh claim to the land above de-
scribed before Register 81 Receiver,
IT, S. Land Office, at Little Rock, Ark,
on the 10th day of March, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses.
r. A. Chastain, Of Paron, Ark.
John J. Slice. OF Paron, Ark.
John Geiger, OF Paron, Ark.
G. J. Swanson, OF Paron, Ark.
13-20-27-5-f2.
BEN r. SPIRES, Register.
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Mr. r. S. Dorsey has returned home,
as his school at Olmstead has closed.
He taught only three months.
Miss Jewell Hammons has quit
boarding at Mrs. Lula Dorsey's and is
boarding with her aunt, Mrs. Tom
Carmical of Zion Hill North.
Ed Wilson killed mad dog one day
last week
Miss Ola Mitchell was a visitor at
Mrs. Day Wilson's Saturday and Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Wilson and Mrs.
Lula Dorsey were callers at the Ohm
stead school Friday
]. o. Dorsey and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs Ada Dorsey. and children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright Of Conway few days last
week.
Ira Hammons and Carl stuckey
have been i'll the past week.
Benson sayles has been hauling
logs to Mr. Gordon's mill at Tate's
Mill to build a eulvert on his place.
Mrs. Naomi Wilkins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nora sayles.
AS B-4
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WARNING ORDER.

State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court.
Ola Webb, Plaintiff,
No. 25502 vs.
Riley Webb. Defendant.
The defendant Riley Webb. is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff Ola Webb
February goth. 1920
w. S. BOONE, Clerk,
]. A. GIBSON, ID. G.
Ratclin Il RatcIiff,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
A. II. Scott, Attorney ad Litem.
27-5-12-19.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-03-05
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

q. S. Land office at Little Rock, Ark,
February 27 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Yale N,
Wqoters. Of Congo. Arkansas. who, on
May 3, 1917. made homestead entry.
No. 014491, for NW1 SCI, Section SO,
Township North, Range Is West.
Fifth Principal Meridian. has filed no.
tice Of intention to make eommutation
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the register
and receiver at Little Rock Arkansas,
on the 9Th day of April, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Green Canady Of E'erndale, Ark,
j. II. Lindsey, of Congo, Ark
H. d. Price, of Ferndale Ark
Hattie Price. Of Ferndale, Ark
BEN f. SPIRES, Register.
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The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-03-05
WANING oRnER.

NAfsNENfs VEtUAA-
State of Arkansas, County
OF Pulaskf-ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Dan Daniel Trading as Daniel Grain
Co, Plaintiff,
Sun Grain & Feed Company Defendant
The defendant, Sun Grain & Feed
Company, is warned to appear In this
court within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff, Dam
Daniel trading as Daniel Grain Conn
pany.
This February oath, 1920.
j. y. CHRTSp Clerk.
BY H. S. Nixon, D. c.
Frauenthal & Johnson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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