The Pulaskian., 1920-06-10

Seventh DlSJr1ct-E. 0. Mahoney of Fl Dorado, Henry Bodeaux of Der mott Alternates, Mrs. c. ". Smith of Camden. and J. c. Jolly of Warren
 Bradford.-The strawberry season here will end within a few days prac. tically the entire crop already having been gathered. The price this season has averaged about s5 a crate. One planter who had four acres planted to strawberries sold more than 300 crates. The Easter frost injured the crop considerably.
 Searcy.-Memorial Day was observ. ed with fitting services here. Ex-ser. vice men, girls in Red Cross uniforms and patriotic addresses were features of the afternoon. the graves Of Scar cy's soldier boys, who lost their lives while in service, being decorated win flowers and flags. s. Brundidge Was the chief speaker of the occasion
 Conway-Wendall Henry began ger. vice as deputy under Circuit Clerk ". F. Whiddon, succeeding Deputy J. r. Wofford, who resigned to devote his time to his candidacy for county treasurer before the August primary, MT. Henry formerly was stenographer for R. w Robins, lawyer.
 
 Batesville. = The home of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Fitzhugh was entered in broad daylight by burglar, who searched the house and secured about S20 in money and a number of arti. olex of jewelry. The thief escaped and no clue has been learned as to his whereabouts.
 Piggott. Work is progressing sal isfactorily on the s90,O0O finishing plant now under course of construc' tion by the Myers Slave Company here. The new plant when completed will have a force of 40 men, about double the number of workers now employed by the staye company,
 Pentonville. Strawberry ship ments are continuing heavy now, the growers receiving $5.50 per crate. The price at the beginning of the season was s8 per crate and farmers marker ing early berries made large re turn.
 Hartman.-The (. H. Love DfuS store here was burglarized, the thieves getting away with $50 and LloeIt bonds and notes totaling $lO,OOO' 1ns yaIuables were in safe. but the locA had been out of commission an0u' two weeks.
 ,3exarkana.-The Ctate Line Motor Company Las filed articles of incofpg ration with the clerk of Miller counu' The concern is capitalized at $0oVVs with A. B. Clark, president; Ben s aI thony, vice president, and W U. Nu''' secretary and treasurer.
 Searcy-An illustrated lecture, ia grim's Progress was given a' ~. m Presbyterian church by the pas'Oi' Rev. c. A, Harper.
 Waldron. - While seeking sheh'' under a hay stack during S'O ,ar Perry Lawrence, a farmer, was s'' ss as and killed by lightning. Ills son Y with. him, hut escaped.
 Batesville. Y The residence ol ar a and Mrs. J. c. Fitzhugh was pu's ssy. ized and footed of about $2O anu v eral articles of jewelry.
 Batesyille. = Arrangements pa been perfected for unoln ls .a,st here to be conducted by EYanS Stephens.
 DanyilIe.-To prevent the cOnp'S X tioa Of the road in District M ras Yell county, taxpayers leasu ,bOu. organized here recently, witn - 750 members.
 Calico Rock. More than los .stl,, lots were sold at auction ies ,ost Most of them will be used loi dence sites, it is said.
 Ashdown. Tom J. TerraL sea, n'me of state and candidate for tbs ps cratic nomination or acse'uo.' an address here recania