The Pulaskian., 1920-05-27

etic llusS0lASiiAS Aisn ochool facn1t. has gone to New York, where sha ss ,~sI take some special work in EnglisA VI Columbia University during the sna m mer Mrs. Lewis has also secnrod ' ,s appointment as assistant librarian < the university while the regular assiat ar& is in Europe.
 Mountain View.-While ferrv;n. two freight wagons across White s .i, CT at Ruddels the ferryman and toa. sters had a narrow escape. The cabl. wire was broken and the boat smDi' The men, teams and wagons were roa cued. however. The boat has haon raised.
 Conway.-Dr. A. w. Rice. forr,e,,s in charge of tick eradication work in Seyier county, with headquarters ot DeQueen, has been appointed superv, sor for this district, to succeed h. W. A. Mcdonald, who was recenrn made treveling supervisor for Arkan sas.
 H0xie.-The commissioners of tbo Western Lawrence County Road I'm proyement District have sold to M F Elkins of Little Rock S475.oOO op bonds. The construction of the rosd is now in progress and when conp,at. ed will consist of 90 miles of hard surface road.
 Branch. - Farmers in this yicinitv who have bought Texas cotton seed for planting are having to plant prac. tically the entire crop over. They say that seed bought from Texas seed men have failed to come up, and in mosr cases have been planted over.
 Cotter.-Q. B. Fairleigh and Clyde Hogan, injured in the wreck on tba White River railroad near Batesyille recently, have returned from the hos pital. They have not entirely recover ed from their injuries.
 Russellyille.-Ba & Co. of Cabin Creek has bought the M E. Craig & Co. stock and leased the Craig build ing on Main and Jefferson streets. and will close out the business at Lamar about August 1.
 Lamar. = Miles J. Webb, postmas ter at Lamar has rendered his resig nation to enter the race f oreircut clerk of Johnson countq. Miss Maude Webb has been appointed acting post master.
 Austin.-J. E. Martin has been re elected principal of Austin High School This makes his third year here Miss Eva Stull was elected as. sitsant teacher, this being her second year.
 Harrison.-.Frank M. Wells, candt date for governorti spoke here recent ly He attacked the alleged extraya- gauce in the administration of state affairs and promised retrenchments should be he be elected.
 Calico Roek.-Rev. H. Is Wade pro siding elder of the White River M. E. Conference, preached the commence ment sermon to the Calico Rock High School graduates here.
 Springdale.-A new high price rec ord for strawberries in this commun. ity was made here when some of the berries sold on the track for SS per crate. Ten cars were sold here on the tracks at from S6 to $8 per crate.
 Cotter. - The Cooperative Store Company has purchased a two-stoy concrete building from J. W. Kester- son and will house it's stock in 1t They expect to be open within the next few days.
 Conway.-Installat of Fred Cor dy as exalted ruler and the initiation of class of new members was inclua' ed in the business meeting of the D ksloldge at a social held in tS clubrooms.
 Des Arc.-Dr. James Thomas of Lit tie Rock, presiding elder of the LtlT Rock Conference, preached at the First M. E. Church, South, here las' night He held quarterly conference after services.
 Conway.-Beulah Clibourn, the Il year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs U C. Clibourn, sustained painful inJurles when truck, on which several puDn. school children were being taken i0' a picnic, ran over her.
 Huttig. g.-The continued rains ar commencing to worry the farmer who are already behind with tnSn work, and the Ouachita river at lns place will reach a higher stage lla' qt any time this year Tn short 'in'
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