The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08

Iin my garden, which caused me to change my plans and stay at home to get him out and fix up my fence a little.
 People by keeping breachy stock are working overtime to cause stock law to be voted in. And there is to be 8 hog, sheep, goat, and goose law voted on in Perry county at the next cleo tion. My advise to people who do not want that law voted on them is to see to it that their stock does not annoy other people. I can now talk on this subject dispassionately, be fcause it was a mistake about the pig being in my garden and I shall try and fix up my fence so he will stay out, but not so neighbor Austin, across the road from me in Pulaski county. He had to hire hand and quit his farm work at the busiest time to fence against the pigs.
 Last week I was requested to not fail to attend a surprise party at the BeardsIey home in honor of Miss Ewes birthday I attended and found the party very enjoyable. The two main features of the entertainment was, in strumental music by MT Witzu and Leo Underwood, with vocal music by the ladies and nice supper. It was after 12 o'clock when the guests began to depart for home.
 A Real House Warming Party
 In the country it is quite customary to celebrate the completion of new homes with a house warming party and sometimes just improvements on old homes are so celebrated. We'll, l screened my old house. First I bought all the wire MT. Underwood had and that not being sufficient, I got some more in Bigelow. Just as I was finishing the last of the last window screen I got to thinking of other things so intensely that 1 failed to
 
 withdraw my finger when I saw the hammer was descending on it, with the result that I painted part of the screen red. That night Peter Rabbit, who is now nearly grown and was raised around my house, invited his friends to a house warming. He first got the idea from seeing Red Bird coming home at dusk with his fiddle under his wing, but Red Bird when told that the entertainment was to begin after 10 o'clock refused to furnish the music saying that at that hour all honest people should be in bed. Then he asked Mocking Bird to furnish the music, which he joyfully consented to do. They had great time on my front porch. Mocking Bird sang his sweetest songs and Peter Rabbit played an accompaniment on the wire door screen until Mrs. Rube Woodmouse, who lives in my house, came to the door, when as she could not get out to dance with him, he asked her to play the accompaniment which she did. The noise then brought Rube to the door, and when he saw Mrs. Rube casting longing eyes toward Peter Rabbit he became inordinately jealous, but he was too mannerly to spoil the enjoyment of the evening by raising a fuss then. At late hour the party broke up and all wended their ways joyfully homeward. Dur ing the darkness the Mocling Bird had to have his fun, so he screamed like a hawk and whistled for the dog with a result of causing the cold chills to run up and down many little back besides causing hair and feathers to rise on ends.
 The next night MT. and Mrs. Rube Woodmouse had a great quarrel about Peter Rabbits harmless attentions to Mrs. Rube and 1t did not stop until they got to fighting, and did not even