The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-03-12

Burdette sold two span last week =.
the sum of $1.725, one span bringins
$500 and the other $S25. This =
thinks to be the high price for -
hard tails" in this region.
Cotton Plant. Through the asso.
of the Commercial Club of this o,t
the Carlisle Lumber Company has ~
cided to locate here, having leaso4
a plot OF ground just east Of the Ross
Island tracks, and will at once oroos
an up-to-date building for housins
their plant
Paragould.-The local Y. w. q
has moved into its new headouarfor.'
the bungalow at the corner of g..
ond and Emerson streets, formerly -.
cupied by the law firm of Huddlestosl
Fuhr & Futrell. The building h..
been overhauled to suit the neeSs
of the new occupants.
Camden.-A large crowd of Ouacbil
ia county merchants and farmers u
tended a district meeting of the 4,
kansas Division of the American roll
ton Growers, Association at the pn6
lie Service Bureau. Mr.. snacklefo,a
OF Atlanta, Ca, and George L. Sand
made the principal addresses.
Mountain Home.-"The Only Girl
a melodrama, four acts, was given i
the students of the Mountain Homl
College in the chapel. "The swelI
of Blackville" entertained the big FL
dfence between acts. The latter I'd
a minstrel also staged by the I'll
dents.
Observation-Disclosures new stave mpI
located in the northwest section II
the city, owned and operated by h
Gibbs Bros, is now in full operatioI
and, while it may be regarded as
small plant, it is an industry of which
this city may well feel proud.
Paragould-Rev. and Mrs. G NJ
Lloyd of this city have Just celebr.E
ed their golden wedding. The eopnlI
resided on their farm, six miles soutI
of this city, for more than forty.ppI
years, moving to this city a te|
months ago.
Bentonville. w. J. Doke. pres /
dent, and j. F. Nicholson, secretary II
the local commercial organizatioI
think they have established a reeorH
in raising the $4,000 fund for Bento1E
yille's share in the Ozark playground
campaign.
Gamden.-Pryor Irwin of the RetaIE
Merchants Institute of Chicago Vi
conduct a business school here IN
Camden merchants and their employesE
under the auspices of the Camdef
Public Service Bureau.
Searcy-L. A. Smith of West PorE
may lose his right hand as the resaE
of wound caused by barbed wire. i
lection was caused by handling rust
farming implements, and blood poised
ing resulted.
Blytheville. = The commissione
for the local road district have avian
ed the contract to Ed Johnson
clearing the right of way. The ord
was S1S,215. The work will be start
at once.
Newport. = While at Little Ro
recently attending the Arkansas Sta
Growers Association Joe L. Beven
president of the Newport Dairy Co
pany, bought several head of cad
and fine hogs.
Blytheville.-Dave Wineberg
Marked Tree has informed friends
this city that he will soon open
store in Blytheville. Thus the fad
of the city is spreading, and Blyh
vile will soon be a second New Y0d
Malvern.-Th Malvern Ice Col
pany of this city, r. J. Brooks and
II. Rutherford proprietors, have
Gently added improvements to tn
plant which increases its daily cap
ity from six to IA tons.
MenaE Commissioner of Road
trict No. have named G. L. Gle
ent and T. Il. Jones, Sr., of Mena
A. S. Daniels of Rocky as assess
for the district
Blytheville.-B. B. West OF Ms
phis was here and renewed his OPT
on the Proctor property on Th
street, where it is his intention
erect another gin this season.
Bald Knob. = The Bald Knob hOlf
one of the oldest landmarks here
been RACED by B. f. Brown 4
who will erect a brick building
the site.
Blytheville.-S. M. Stratton & co
the name of the newly incorpoIa
firm which has taken over the
ness of the Charles Brown Comps
formerly of this CITY