The Pulaskian., 1920-06-03

der. A Wreck1ng crew started +aam,. down the old building. The cora s stone of the new building will ho ,oa, June 24, on which day the Ladias, 'r'u sA provement Association will give h,r M picnici, and there will be present soOas O,s of the most prominent Masons ans public speakers in the state.
 Searcy.-The prevalence of ho. cholera in the Rose Bud neighborbood 25. miles northwest of Searcy, is caus ing some worry to farmers of that seo tion. The Smith Hughes man. n Reed who is connected with the Poso Bud High School, is using his efforts to combat the disease, having been as sisted during recently by James Watkins, farm loan agent of the poo pies bank.
 Springdale.-Twenty-rour cars If strawberries have been shipped from here, and the total shipment about e0 cars. The market still is strong. tbs. berries selling from $6.20 for freight shipment to $7.70 for express shin ments. Most of the cars are sold at public auction to buyers on the. ground. It is estimated that 25 mora cars will be shipped from here within the next eight days.
 Newport.-Walter F. Hurley, planter of Diaz, this county, has let the con. tract to the Lummus Gin Company of Dallas, Texas, for a new and modern gin plant, to be built this summer on his plantation three miles north of Newport The plant will be of three. stand. S0-saw, air blast Luramus out. fit, and a 75-horsepower oil engine will furnish the power. It is said to be the only air blast plant in the county.
 Fayetteville. = Dr. H. C. Hotz of the University of Arkansas faculty has returned from a months visit to high schools through Southern and Eastern Arkansas. Dr. HotE conduct ed the school survey of the state of Virginia two years ago and his report made to the University indicates his belief that Arkansas has better Or. ganization of secondary schools of the state than has Virginia.
 Omaha John Hammond, stockman and timber man living near here, has 100 head of hogs in big. pasture that are getting fat on locusts he says The insects started to come from the ground some time ago. They are not completely out of their shells, and the hogs hunt for them as eagerly as they S do for acorns.
 Texarkana. Committees have been appointed and plans are being perfected for the drive to raise sl25i 900 fund for the Methodist hospital which it is is supposed to establish in Texarkana. J. H. Forbes Is campaign manager, and his assistants are among the most successful business and pro fessional men of the city.
 Hoxie.-Nath Baker, farmer re. siding near here, while handling VI ciaus hC&se, was severely kicked, re sulting in his death later Baker was under indictment in the Lawrence clr cult court here charged with the mur der of Henry Woolsey about 12 months ago, and would have been tried at lAs October term of court.
 Newport Walter F. Hurley, plant CT of Diaz. this county, has let tue contract to the Lumnlus Gin Csx9alY of Dallas, Tex. for gin plant, to v built this summer on his plantauOn three miles north of Newport shls s the third new ginning plant to v erected in Jackson county this Sup mer.
 Texarkana. = The drive which was started by the Texarkana Chamber Commerce some time ago to raise fund of S100,000 with which to pur chase sites for public parks and pla' grounds for the city was halted oh 'a'
  second day on account of rainy up agreeable weather.
 Bentonville. Seven or more phans will be provided for by De tonville through the Near East hsn' Committee. whose representative MD Katherine Mccormick, spens a Ns' here in the interest of the work. ~ union meeting of the churches at Christian church recently S56lio { subscribed
 Cotter. J. J. Eastin, who opera a cedar yard here and buys cedar nv { points up the White river has Ds under construction which he Wih in the cedar trade between Cottei up-river points.
 Harrison. = A party of Hafai' people returning from Little ROCK gently got to Gilbert, "A mics ~, [, Harrison, and were forced to x back on account of bridges l,.t p yyashad ol1t and returned to b V