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The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
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 The farmers are breaking their land for oats and potatoes this week.
 At the mines here they have built the mess hall, barracks, and barns and are clearing up the ground and will soon have things looking like they meant business.
 The flu" epidemic is not so bad as 1t was last week, Mr.. Box being the only one in bed and he is re- ported very sick.
 MT. Hubbard and family of Possum Trot were the all-day guests of MT. and Mrs. Mitchell Sunday, also MT. Misenheimer and family and Virginia Bryant, in the afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Morganschoer of near Remount were the guests of their mother, Mrs. R. Burton, Sunday.
 The wedding bells are still ring ing as Andrew Jackson surprised his friends and neighbors by going away and bringing back Miss Emma Sheri- dan as his wife last Thursday.
 Mesdames Mitchell and Miss Jessie Knight of Cato were the guests of Mrs. Bryant and Virginia, Thursday
 The Messrs. Mitchell Misenhimer and Hubbard visited the mines Sun day afternoon.
 Mr. Jackson and wife were the Sun day guests of his daughter, Mrs. John Ison.
 Mr Henry Gangluff of near Cato was in our neighborhood Monday.
 Mrs. Mamie Ison and baby, Luther Jackson, Misses Etta Walker and Ruby Mack were guests of Mrs. Flor ence Ison Sunday afternoon.
 Claude Gass, Ernest Walker and Henry Daws were guests of Harry and Paul Bryant Sunday afternoon.
 MT. Beall of "Possum Trot" broke the back axle of his truck at Mill Creek last Saturday evening.
 The Messrs. Burton and Buckle are cutting wood at the mines.
 Mr. " Mitchell and wife and mother went to the city Saturday.
 Olmstead, we do not agree with you on the subject of the compulsory law by having children from 16 to IS sent to school as the teachers we have lately will not advance the children from one grade up to another, just be- cause the others are not able to make the grade and pass, and what would they do with them between the ages of Is and IS? But maybe your school and teachers are different.
 Pleasant Hill Critic we would like to see your letters again in print.
 Slim Jim.
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 There was preaching services at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night and morning. At the morning service three additional elders were ordained, John N. Wright, T. Hoekstra and Geo. P. Pye.
 A large crowd attended Christian Endeavor and church Sunday night. Several visitors were out from Little Rock Wilson Grove was the leader Miss Maggie Elrod is the leader for next Sunday night. The subject is, What Prayer Accomplishes." We now have a Christian Endeavor mem bership of 63, with an average at tendance of Al.
 At this writing 63 pins have been sold to Christian Endeavor members for the One-Day Institute, which was to have been held at the First Christ ian Church Wednesday, February Il, but is now postponed on account of the "flu'' epidemic. Time indefinite.
 Those on the sick list are MT. D.. s. Dixon and Miss Fife McCracken.
 Bro. and Mrs Bidwell, Misses Kate
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 The farmers are getting very busy these days The weather is too pleas ant to waste time after so many gloomy, rainy days.
 Since the good weather is affecting the out-of-door industries so much, it seems that it might help to put a little into church and Sunday school work. It is very much neglected
 The Fletcher Spring school is again without teacher. Mrs. Jeter has gone away.
 The Walnut Grove cemetery has re- gently been fenced and partly cleared off, the rest of which is to be done the second Saturday in Febyruary.
 Mrs. George Hayes, the beloved mother and wife of the Hayes home was called by the death angels to a better home February l. She was 70 years old, good and faithful servant, loved by all. Two sons, Lee Callahan of Idaho, and Marion of Lit tie Rock, attended the funeral.
 Rev. Gentry preached at Walnut Grove Sunday.
 Misses Myra Wilkerson, Anna Bell and Maud Bell, and Messrs. Wilbur Brown Fay Kanady, Cliff Wilkerson and Preston Ball of Holly Springs, at tended church at Walnut Grove Sun day and were the guests of Sarah Florence and Washington White.
 MT. Sam Oglesby of Little Rock visited homefolks Sunday.
 MT. Washington White has been staying while with his grandparents MT and Mrs. G. B. Kanady.
 Holly Springs school will be out Friday, February 20. The teacher and pupils are working hard on an exhibition to be given Saturday night, February 21. We would be glad if the people of our surrounding com munities would all come.
 Cheerful School Girl
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ana Iva Wathern, Maggie Elrod, Stella Dixon and Messrs. Bedford Brown and Horace Casey spent Sunday at T. Hoekstra's. MT. Graham was an af- ternoon caller.
 Miss Helen Fancher spent the week end in Little Rock with Miss Carrie Lawley.
 Mac Thomas spent Sunday with his son, J. J. Thomas.
 Mrs. Joe Carpenter and MT. and Mrs. Craig Turton of Little Rock were callers at H. E. Casey's Sunday afternoon.
 The Bauxite Crushing Plant is near completion. One machine crushes three cars of bauxite at one time.
 Alfred Wright has purchased house and lot on Sixteenth and Vance streets, Little Rock.
 Dr. s. P. Junkin of Granite Mount ain Springs has purchased Willie Die mer's place.
 Mrs. J. A. Crow who is at St. Vim cents Infirmary, is doing nicely at this writing.
 Mrs. w. B. Cunningham was called to Van Buren Friday night to her husband, who is i'll with influenza.
 Miss Eva Diemer of Little Rock is visiting friends and relatives here.
 Miss Carrie Lawley of Little Rock spent Thursday night with Miss Helen Fancher.
 Several of the children out here are out of school now since the Little Rock schools are closed on account of influenza.
 Archie Thomas is wearing glasses now
 Miss Annie Carlson spent Sunday with Miss Erma Thomas
 There was preparatory meeting at the Presbyterian Church last Fri. day night
 There will be services at the Pine Grove Baptist Church next Sunday. morning and night. Everyone come.
 Wietsehe and Jewel Margaret Hook stra spent Sunday afternoon with Helen and Velma Wright.
 Everyone is busy planting spring gardens while the weather is good.
 Mrs. H. E. Casey spent last Wednes- day with Mrs. E. s. Dixon.
 Mrs. T. Hoekstra and daughter, Jewell Margaret, spent Monday after noon with Mrs. J. J. Thomas.
 Mrs. Ted Thomas and daughter, I-Eula May, and Mrs. Tyson spent Mon day with Mrs. Sam Diemer.
 J. D. sDiemer and family have moved to Pine Bluff. We were sorry to see them leave.
 Mrs. Clarence Lawley and daugh. ters, Ruth and Carrie, of Little Rock spent Monday with relatives and friends here.
 Miss Marie Hing, who has been attending school at Pine Bluff, is wis iting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. o. Hing.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
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 Everybody in this vicinity is plant ing their spring gardens and getting ready to farm.
 Central School contested in a spell ing match with Vaughan School Fri day afternoon, A to 53 in favor of Vaughan School
 A dance at Will Hardcastle's was given in honor of Mrs. A. J. Kirby and friends, Mrs. Lewis and daughter, Beatrice, from Little Rock, who are visiting MT. and Mrs. Hardcastle.
 Mir and Mrs. Tongue and daughter, Irene, of Davis Chapel spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Guy Gillian.
 Miss Mamie Lewis spent Saturday night with Miss Imogene Hardcastle.
 Misses Katie Grandberry and Josie Womack were visiting in the country Sunday
 Mrs. Will Hardcastle and daughter, Mrs. A. J. Kirby, Mrs. Lewis and daughter, Beatrice, of Little Rock, and the Misses Nancy and Bertha Trotter, were Saturday callers ot Miss Mamie Vaughan.
 Roy Adkins of Little Rock visited his sister, Mrs Jonn Tolbert, Satur- day night and Sunday
 Rev. Joyner of Little Rock preached Sunday at Friendship, and there will be preaching next Sunday at Il o'clock
 Miss Katie Grandberry and Haskell Boyd were buggy riding Sunday af- ternoon.
 J. Q. Vaughan made a business trip to Lonoke Saturday.
 Misses Ella and Annie Sumner and Deane Council spent Sunday with Misses Gena and Georgia Williford.
 Misses Bessie, Marie and Doris Taylor, Messrs. Forrest Felton and Raymond Reiceu attended the dance at w T. Hardcastle's.
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 Mrs. Beson was wanting to rent the w. E. Stephenson here the past week.
 Miss Mamie Wilson has the flu 2 but is some better now. Also, Mrs. Galloway has the flu
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Cole were the guests of Mrs. Coles sister, Mrs. Hattie Darlington, Saturday and Sun day.
 Mir. Arthur Clement has gone to Oklahoma and if he likes it out there he and his wife and daughter will move
 Miss Eva Clement and Bruce Ring gold were the guests of Miss Daniel Justice Sunday.
 Mrs. Mabel Clement and daughter, Elsie, were the guests of Julian Jus tice Saturday night.
 Miss Hattie McPuckett and Decard carmichael wsre driving Sunday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Udest, Mrs. Wicker, Miss Mat tie and Nal Puckett and Coburn Me Kenzie visited Ebenezer school Fri day evening.
 Callers at MT. c. E. Carrington's Sunday were MT. and Mrs. N. J. xry
 West, Mrs. Mabel Clement and daugh- ter, Elsie, MT. Galloway and Fred Car. rington.
 Miss Irene Brannon was the guest of her cousin, Miss Thelma Brannon. Saturday night
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Laforce and fam fly were the guests of John Webb and family Sunday.
 Miss Allie Puckett, Dwight McKen- zie, Bill Monk were the guests Of Miss Myrtle Darlington.
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 J. R. Brannon and family visited relatives at Cabot Saturday and Sun day
 The dance at the home of Joe Beall Thursday night was largely at tended.
 Joe T. and James c. BealI have been hauling logs to the Gee-Whiz .sawmill
 Miss Willie Adams spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Johnston. -L. H. Beall and family called on Mir and Mrs. Jake Johnston Sunday afternoon.
 Wade Adkins has been hauling 1um. Der from the Gee-Whiz sawmill.
 Jake Johnston spent a social hour with Joe Adams Sunday morning.
 Daddy's Housekeeper.
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cis Opal, spent the first of the week with their parents. MT. and Mrs. R. D. Boyd.
 Jim Cook has moved to the old Ham place.
 Jim Sumner of Little Rock spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mccain of Jacksonville visited their parents, MT. and Mrs. R. B. Boyd, Sunday. Herbert Peters of North Little Rock was the guest of his grand mother, Mrs. Peters, Sunday. Rev. Bevis filled his regular ap- pointment at Concord Sunday.
 A Subscriber.
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 T. L. Oglesby and Bren Bisbee have been cutting logs.
 Tom Glaze made trip to Pinnacle Tuesday with pork. He has been very successful in hog raising the past year. He has sold quite a num- Der this season. He says anyone can do as well as he.
 Geo Mcdonald and Fred Holiday made a trip to Little Rock Wednes- day
 j. J. Walker made trip to Mau- melle Wednesday with his peddling wagon. He says chickens and eggs are very scarce. They ought not to be at the present price. Everyone on the farm should have a goodly num- Der of chickens.
 Oscar Oglesby made a trip to Rol- and Wednesday.
 Uncle Mace Goodoon caught cata- mount this week weighing IT pounds. George Worthen of Little Rock, his wife and mother and some friends, made a flying visit to his farm on Maumelle recently.
 Horace Harding, Bert George and Tom Glaze motored to Little Rock Saturday.
 Oscar Oglesby and Homer Glaze made trip to Pinnacle Saturday. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Goodson are re covering from their late illness
 Hello Ferndale and P. H. Critic. Why don't you write oftener?
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 aNTo m's9 MT. and Mrs. Carl Latta, ,.nuary 25, boy
 'a,,q a'iss Carrie Belson has gone to Lit. ae Rock to enter school.
 'l9 MIG Bundy of Mount Pleasant has .oan visiting Mrs. Belyeu.
 O'sa ss.as Mabel Kerr spent Sunday with Miss Ruth West
 @,so oooroe Belyeu has traded his Chev- .olot car for Ford.
 M Mrs Glasscock, Mrs. w. M. Per and Mrs. Lawrence Perrine and aangbters. m Elsie and Masa, spent m ,rednesday afternoon with Mrs. L. T. Johnson.
 Miss Myrtle Darlington spent Tues aov night with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Clement.
 MT and Mrs. John Counts and MT. Xavier Herrod spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. L. T. Johnson. Miss Anderson spent the week end with home folks at Cabot. Mrs. c. L. Puckett spent Friday and eaturday with her daughter, Mrs. Her ,ort Cole of Little Rock. Miss Myrtle Darlington spent few social hours with Misses Hattie, Mae and Allie Puckett. Miss Louella Darlington and broth CT Buford, spent Saturday night with their sister, Mrs. Mae Smith of Jack sonyille.
 Ishmael Wicker spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks.
 Miss Mamie Wilson called on Miss Hattie Mae Puckett Sunday morning.
 Mrs. ". s. Galloway is on the sick list
 Miss Gladys Galloway has been staying with her grandmother and go- ing to school at Cabot
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Cole and Miss Hattie Mae Puckett and Decard Car michael visited MT. and Mrs. Walter Darlington Sunday.
 Mrs Belyeu spent Saturday and Sunday with her son, Pierce Belyeu of Justice SchooIhouse neighborhood.
 Miss Robbie Wood spent Sunday with Miss Hattie Faulkner.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glasscock spent Sunday with their parents, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Glasscock.
 Miss Mamie Justice of Justice sehoolhouse spent Saturday night with her cousin, Miss Eva Clement.
 Justice schoolhouse, I guess you to be two cousins, M. J. and E. R. Am l fght? Lonesome Sall.
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 Nearly all of us, far and near, have had the flu" or got it, or just now taking it. However, it is not as bad now as it has been.
 Mrs. s. E. Junkin has been serious ly ill the past week, but is better at this writing
 Mr. Albert Guenther is i'll with pneu- monia.
 MT. Fowler of Mississippi is visit ing his daughter, Mrs. s. E. Junkin of this place.
 A little farming progress has be- gun at this place. Some few have planted potatoes and onions.
 Miss Verna Emmons visited home folks Sunday
 Among the visitors to the City of Roses the past week were Miss Elma Myers, Mrs. W. R. Kyler, Mrs. F. J. Upson and W. R. Kyler.
 Quite a number of city folks have taken advantage of the last week of pretty weather and motored out to climb over Pinnacle Mountain.
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MT. and Mrs. Braden were the guests of MT. Phillips and wife Sun day.
 Mrs Maggie Taylor and Mrs. Ella Taylor of Jacksonville were the guests of Mrs. Braden Monday.
 MT Phillips and wife made busi- ness trip to town Tuesday evening.
 J. M. Braden has started his blow. It is time the rest of you were getting busy.
 Lonie Whitfield will move to Con. way soon. Guess Who.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
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 Mrs. M. J. Westerfield and little sons, Robert, M. J. and Maurice, are visiting Mrs. F. M Westerfield of this place.
 Mrs. R. A. Thorpe came home this week. She has been teaching school in Thornburg for the past three months.
 Miss Alta Ballentine was in Led widge Saturday.
 Misses Fanny Smith, Rintha Camp bell and Mary Lee Wells, accompanied by Messrs. Alvin Smith and George Campbell were welcome visitors in the mountains Sunday. Come again, folks, we enjoy your company.
 MT. and Mrs. Ghidotti and family of Chicago arrived here last week. They are spending few days until their furniture arrives, with Mrs. Ghidotti's sister, Mrs. J. Belotti. They have purchased the Pinion farm.
 The dogs have crippled and killed quite a number of MT. Booths goats. Russ Hill purchased pony from George Campbell of Mt. Moriah.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
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 Little Willard is able to go to school this morning.
 Renfroe Cunningham spent Sunday with Samuel Corder.
 Most everybody in this community are gardening now. The men are planting oats and potatoes. Mr J. W. Cunningham and family visited relatives in Little Rock Sat urday.
 Louie Sucka is improving his place. Mrs. Ollie Crook and Mrs. Willie Lamb and daughter, Leona, visited Mrs. Corder Sunday.
 Grandma Corder has been visiting in Jacksonville.
 John Garvin visited his daughter, Mrs. Julia Corder Sunday night Elsie Lamb visited Miss Gladys Taylor Sunday.
 Singing was held at Harvey Lambs Sunday night
 Minnie and Nellie Cullens visited Elsie Lamb Saturday evening. Mrs. C. w Cunningham called on Mrs. J. A. Lamb Monday.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
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 MISS Eunice Norman and Clifford Nofman returned home from Missis. sippi.
 Mrs. o. D. Fultz and Jim Hurley nave returned from the hospital.
 several young people met at Miss Alma Turley's Saturday night for a candy pulling.
 Mrs. Annie Munson took dinner Wlln Mrs D. V. Hurley Sunday. MISS Christian, Miss Hurley and MISS Nall took dinner with Miss Hud- son and in the afternoon the former called on Miss Kilburn.
 MISS Alice Hurley and Ally Kilburn s",,eu on Sarah and Ivy Hudson. MI. and Mrs. Skeen and little daugh- m ss'' Mrs Annie Munson, Miss Ethel Neal \ and Mrs. Hurley called on Mrs fultz Sunday afternoon.
 = Y. Hurley and 0. D. Fultz are "vlAlng again at the Clark & Gay  ias s1,sS Lillian Sherrod has been visit 'Hs her mother, Mrs. Eva sherrod.
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The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. department of the Infarfar

U. S. Land Office at Little Rock All February 66, 1920 ' . T ? Notice is hereby given that William gerry, gerry, Of paron, Arkansas. who, on try No. .014280, for Sa SEa, Section i5. Township 2N, Range INV 5th Princi- pal pa Meridian, has filed notice Of inten- tablish claim to the land above de- scribed before Register & Receiver. U. s. Land Office, at Little Rock, Ark. on the 18th day of March, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses.
 T. A. Chastain, of Paron Ark.
 John J. Slice, of Paron, Ark.
 John Geiger, of Paron, Ark.
 13-20-27-5-12.
 BEN K. SPTREe 1,aois+a,
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 Ed Douglass and Ulis Wells are on the sick list this week.
 John Duncan has purchased a new team of mules.
 Mrs. Bennie Williams and Mrs. Mae Bearden were visitors at J. F. Ab- bott's Tuesday.
 Miss Unabelle and Eva Prater wis tied Mrs. Belle Doner Sunday.
 Miss Esther Lacey was the guest of Misses Stella and Bessie Duncan Sunday.
 There was a musical entertainment at J. F. Abbott's Saturday night.
 Mrs. Lydia Quinn and little daugh- ter were the guests of c. J. Quinn Sunday. The Same Kid
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
WARNING nRnrn

State of Arkansas, County
 of Pulaski--ss In the Pulaski Chancery Court Frona Nunn, Plaintiff.
 No. 25431 ys. Clyde Nuffn, Defendant
 The defendant, Clyde Nunn. is warn- ed to appear in this court within fhir- " days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Frona Nunn. - February 6, 1920
 c1psonW " s. BOONE. Clerk. H. 10. Farabee, Solicitor for Plaintiff J: J. r, oa Kirby, Attorney ad Litem.
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 MT. Bradford and his niece, Mrs. Culbert, were the Sunday guests of J. P. Beall and family.
 Miss Hattie and Lena Beall and Clarence Cox were the Sunday even ing guests of Miss Alice Beall.
 Miss Alice Beall, MT Clarence Cox, James c. Beall and wife called on Phil Beall Sunday night.
 Miss Alice Beall has started to Jacksonville High school
 Miss Adea Cox of Butlerville spent last week with her sister Mrs. Joe T. Beall
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 ss 0ordia Davenport Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
Legal Notices
wARNING oRnER- 2

WARNING ORDER. State of Arkansas, County
 of Pulaski-ss n Tn the Pulaski Chancery Court. Hallle Lula Shanks, Plaintiff.
 Vs. No. 25453 Harry C. Shanks, Defendant.
 The defendant, Harry c. Shanks. is thirty days and answer the camnjsi,.t oI s,. the plaintiff, Hallie Lula Shanks. February 11th, 1920.
 e,peo,r ". s: BOONE, Clerk. j. l, Trawick, Solicitor for Plaintiff. Ja D; D. Wepster, Attorney ad Litem l5-2O-27-5.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
WARNING ORDER.

 State of Arkansas, County of Pulaski--ss. In the Pulaski Chancery Court Fred Mason, Plaintiff
 vs. No. 25sS6 Roda Mason, Defendant The defendant, Roda Mason, is warn ed to appear in this court within thir- ty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Fred Mason.
 ". s, BOONE, Clerk J. A. GIBSON, D. C. January 27, 1920. Gulley Ashton, So1itor for Plain- Tom Johnson, Attorney ad Litem.
 WARNING ORDER. State of Arkansas, County of Pulaskf-ss Tn the Pulaski Chancery Court Cleo Gregg Fulton, Plaintiff
 Vs. No. 25370. NJ. F. Fulton, Defendant The defendant, M. F. Fulton, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Cleo Gregg Fulton.
 w. S. BOONE, Clerk. J. A. GIBSON. D. c. January 2S 1920. McMillen and Scott Solicitor for Plaintiff. : Cummings Rateliff. Attorney ad I4item.
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BEN F. SPIRES, Register.
NnTIcE

Notice is hereby given that as Ad- ministratrix of the Estate of Jones R of March. 1920, apply to the Pulaski Probate Court for authority to sell the following lands of said estate, to-wit: Lot Nine (9) Block (13) C. R. Schear's Addition, City of North Little Rock. Ark, for the payment of debts 1920. TT 4
 WILLIE EvENS. Administratrix of Estate of Jones R. EvenS
 13-20-27-5.