The Pulaskian., 1920-07-22

HeDer Springs. George
 ',nadIl ely marshal I,.ll.. of Heber sprins.W W'ls under under. direction of the State ess' e. a'I Health, has issued a no,i.. S0aid prop, property owners here, to Ss sI.s .' their premises. requiring Slssa ts weeds be cut, the alleys m nat yards be cleared of all r,,bs. ana bs general cleanup made. The tosa sn saa provide wagons to haul awav 'Vsa " bish. >s"ay the m
 Fayetteyille.-Art Levi.
 place was elected presidan. Ol rector of the Ozark Wbolaa,a and cry Company to succeed tbo 9als a GN Borden at meeting of di. .''e n the company held recentlu s''Ols First National Bank. IT, o., s' of Springdale was electoo 9'ausht manager, an office also bald ssae' Borden. 'u ny Ai'
 opflneoale.-Blue prints are N, made by the county eneina0 OelA the erection of three new h,'., Washington county. One will Ssa Se across White river at ElkiDs s' oa across Muddy Fork at inc S,. farm, and one across the Illinoi sl CT a Illinois chapel. Renairs s s,. made on the Clear Creek briaaa m the Habberton bridge.
 McCaskill.-The first carload :, matoes to be skipped this season v z McCaskill has left here. sbirm ~ of cantaloupes will be started " believed that the growers of ,.s toes, cantaloupes, potatoes and ishes in this vicinity will reali,o proximately $100,00O for their " this year.
 Springdale.-A unique picnic held at Monte Ne, all the partic,rs., being former residents of Blaine ess ty, Okla, but now residents of Wss ington county. There were 51 n,s ent, representing Is families. An :. at the home of F. A. Todd here ,s drove to Monte Ne, where a bie d, ner was served
 Eureka Springs.-The State Hom.. pathic Medical Society has eleetad \ ficers as follows: Dr. c. F. Ellis F, reka Springs, president; Dr. e Nf Lowe, Rogers, secretary; Dr. c Whitney, Little Rock, treasurer cense was issued to Dr. c. E. Burt,sI of Mt. Clements, Mich, to practice i, Hot Springs.
 Newport.-Newport is to have i, new ely directory, to meet the dA mands of fast and progressive lHsI city. Emmerson Hurley of Kan;s1 Ciy is here and will begin the comvHI ing of such directory that will ccti tain the names, addresses and Ous patton of every inhabitant of NeF| port.
 Conway.-Davis Weems, young son| of the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Nj Weens, missionaries at Songo, Ktl req, will leave Conway to rejoin ns| parents in the Sunfiower Kingdom, al ter a separation of three years, dur ing which he has been attending Hes| drix College here.
 Fayetteville = Fayetteville was se| lected as the lpace of meeting for ths ninth annual convention of the North west District Arkansas Baptist WOnl ans Missionary Union, which adjourn ed recently at Fort Worth after a tHp| days session, according to delegala| from here who returned home.
 Batesville. Members Of R9| Scout Troops Nos. and ?, of Batss| vile, have arranged for a. camplns| trip on White River, beginning lugl 19 The Scouts will pitch their tsssf'11 at Sylamore.
 Batesville.-Bishop Mouzon Of Daf) las, Tex, preached in the First Meh| odist Church in this city and rom Batesyille he went to Mountain Hons| where he presided over the BatesviAs district conference held there.
 Fayetteville. = Clarence HarFs suffered painful accident recenl'| when his hand became caught in 'H electric bread roller of the Fasess| vile Baking Company and was Oau'l mangled.
 Bentonville.-Miss Mabel Wllsoa' Wlls daughter of MT. and Mrs. j. D As son, formerly of Bentonyille, has osss ss named principal of the Rogers n'Ss' z School. Miss Wilson has tausn' { the Rogers schools for several ysa'S
 springdale.-Goss & Early, eeea, \, clans of Fayetteville, have leased as Y light plant at Prairie Grove l0l M < months. The plant will be overnsa, ,s.| ed, and the new firm will open a'l 0'''| tric shop there.