The Pulaskian., 1920-05-20

announced he would be a candidats for ongress from the Seventh djstrio,
 Pine Bluff.-At the annual electioa of the Pine Bluff Aerie of Eaoloa Judge K. J. Kerwin was elected wor thy president. Other officers elected were: Earl Earl Piper, vice pres, dent; c. F. Tedstrom, treasurer. w c. McBryde, secretary; c. L. Horgatt chaplain; Simon Bloom, trustee: q Demrod, inner guard; J. G. Hillis outer guard.
 Guion.-Benefit assessments for th. road district running from this nlooo to Melbourne. the county seat of Iv ard county, are being compiled. If ia expected that work will be started m the road this summer When the rood is completed it will give an avenua of transportation to large section or Izard county that lies inland from thig this place.
 Conway. little girls sustained brokne arms here. Emily Rohins daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Robins, fell while swinging on tbo giant strides" at the public school grounds. and sustained a broken arm and other minor injuries. Josephipa Cole. daughter of MT. and Mrs. w n Cole, fell from a seesaw and algo SIS tained a broken arm.
 
 Pine Bluff.--The trustees of the h. cal lodge of Elks have purchased the old W. K. Mulliken property on the southeast corner of Twelfth ayenna and Main street The consideration it is said was $8,5o0. The property it is said, will b eused for home to be erected by the lodge.
 Batesville.-At meeting of the Masonic lodge J. A. Holmes was pre-. scented with a gold-headed umbrella as an appreciation of his work in the initiation of a class of II men who recently joined the order. Victor Wade, a member of the class. made the presentation.
 Conway Miss Marguerite simms. of the Department of Reading and Speaking of Central College, will be presented in recital soon in the col. lege auditorium. Miss Simms will be assisted by Miss Louise Barker, pu. pil of Miss Lillian Rutlin. teacher of voice.
 Conway-Wilnam R. James an- nounced his candidacy for director of the School District of Conway W. 4. biGbon also has announced. It is probable there will be no other en. tries, leaving these two -unopposed candidates to succeed D. 0. Harton and s. G Smith.
 Conway. - Arthur Cowne, second trick operator at the Conway office of the Western Union, has been awarded the Missouri Pacific agency at Morrill, ton. and will assume his duties there as soon as he is checked in here by auditors of the company. Cowne Tor. merly was agent at Greenwood.
 Lonoke. = The Young Peoples Union of Lonoke has elected the fol. lowing officers: Chester Barton Mun- nerlyn, president; Fletcher Ford, vice president; Fletcher Ford, vice presi dent; Miss Grace Hawkins, secretary; Thomas Rransford. treasurer, and Mrs. R. L. Young, Jr., organist
 Bentonville-Mis Mildred Wilson, 14-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. B. Wilson. was struck by charged electric wire recently. The was badly burned on the hands. and was uneoa scious for some time. Miss Wilson was with a party of high school stu dents when the accident occurred.
 Guion.-The Izard County Sunday School Association will hold it's annual convention at Melbourne, June 26 and 27. A program is being arranged TOT the affair, and many delegations ara expected to attend from all parts oi the county.
 Lonoke-The Lonoke School I'm provement Association has elected tns following officers: Mrs. Frank Barton' president; Mrs. w c. Ellis, vice pres ident; Mrs. David Gates Jr.. secrs' tary, and Mrs. Dwight Savage. treaS urer.
 Fort smith.-The Farm Mortgage and Loan Company of Kansas eH brought suit in the United States Dis trict Court against E. C. Mitcheil @ 7, Charleston. Ark. for $3,500 allssss to be due on loans and rents on leA@' lands.
 Cotter-C. B. Hart of BatesVille nss purchased the o. K. barber shop 'ls pool hall and a residence at thls pi@'7 and will move here.
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