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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
HESSVILLE

A delightful Halloween party was
given by Mildred Patterson at her
home on Kennedy avenue on Saturday
evening. The living room and dining
room were beautifully decorated in the
Halloween colors and with Jack o.
Lanterns. Music and games were en-
Joyed and Miss Dorothy Nestle OF Ham
mond entertained the guests with some
beautiful classic dances. A delicious
luncheon was served and each gutst
received a Halloween favor. Those
present were Miss Dorothy Nestle. OF
Hammond. Irene Wilson. Alma John
son. Grace Van Session. Lenora Smith
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
no doubt will be very interesting

no doubt Hwill be very interesting
The sad news reached here that NJ
VIM. Profit passed away enroute 70:
hospital in Fort Wayne, they left
last Sunday morning, they took tho
body to South Bend. will no doubt az
rive with the body Monday. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made. His son Emra George Bake
and Dick Kilborn Of Crown Point ac
companied him.
The NJ. E Ladies Aid will meet a
day again this week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02

lie. Come and be convinced OF the
reasons to be thankful. Bible school
services begins at GAS a m followed
by morning service and communion
Evening service at 1880 promptly
The Dorcas Aid Society viii meet at
the church Thursday, Nov 3. at p.
m Members please attend as prepar-
atoms are in progress for bazaar TO
be held November II, 1921 The CO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02

operation OF all the members is re-
quested.
Mrs. Gus Rosenbaum and Mrs. Fred
SIZZLING Of Hammond were the guests
Of Mrs. w. R. Patterson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs E. Scherer and child
ren OF Hammond were Hessville visit
ors sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02

Mr. Johnny Hoffman OF Hobart was
calling on old friends in town last
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
are spending a few days with their
children at the Hoffman farm at Tur-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02

croquette and salad for lunch. on
top of this a soda confection is apt
to add to the indi gestion- It is
good rule to follow each meal with
a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet 70 avoid
dyspeptic results due to eating and
drinking. Should the stomach sour;
with water-brash. biliousness. and the
peculiar gassiness due to Indigestion
these tablets bring relief because; they
supply the alkaline effect to the stom-
ach and thus offset the acidity of such
dyspeptic conditions.
1t is well to know this and not
deny yourself the pleasures of the
good things to eat and drink through
fear of indiges ton. You will find Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets on sale in all
drug stores at 60 cents a box-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
WOMEN VOTED
FOR QUICK OATS

Quaker Oats experts have per-
fccted Instant Quaker Oats. They
cook perfectly in to S minutes.
yet the flavor and quality are just
the same as the oid-styie-
Women in six cities were asked
70 vote on these quick-cooking oats.
and they almost unanimously pre-
terred them So all grocers now
supply them.
The oats are cut before taking.
hey are partly cooked and rolled
thin. And these small, thin fakes
cook almost instantly.
Now you will find this added at.
traction in the finest oat fakes in
existence.
Try them while they are new.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
"Cets-It''
The Corn
and Callus
Peeler
rhis Corn Remover is Guaranteed.

Relief from corn suffering follows the
applicable Of "Gets-It" almost as
quickly as pain follows the thrust os
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
How About
Your Stomach?
IF Acid, Sour, Classy, and Tcu Bloat
or feel Stuffed UP After Eating
Try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets

The stomach may be rather slug
gish in digesting the fried eggs you
eat for breakfast and the delicious
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

\ Rankin johnson assumed m, rvlps
us monagrr of the Amarillo Gmls ,,s
trrlay. and lcd h.s gang To- q 10 q
victory over Flo,dada M thr dc,lding
Eamc 1T the srtics. johnson h,ld the
South l'ansmvn tn onc hit the unh
man who reached FIRST Msy and was
vlVvn lvitv,t suppol,
In sundays same IN, visitors 80,
v,ght hats Ut w lvttN Wilson. the
SAINT number that the loval sugscrs
rortulcd hut the OuNs u,iliucd their
mneos ~ batter adNan,aec and Won
handllV, . tU 4
Joe l.,Nis. Nho has lcd the loyal team
,hruugh remarkable strlng IL vie,
tories In the las, tcw months dclat,ca
sunday nlghl Tor milwaukee,, where hc
VIII help the Milwaukee hrcwcrs IN
'hvir cbasr fur the rcnhant q, thc
American Association, lIc rcVvalc,l. ~,
tvrr b, l,tt thu, be- had hccn under
ContTav, with the brewers t,g sUVrral
weeks, hut th,y lust callcd him m ior
,hr final squirt
Tho game YESTERDAY WAS ln,crrup,es
N,,t thv first halt " ,hr FIRST inning
was over lN rain, Tho hrgv crowd
Wlitvl aO hour tor the showcr Ia pass
and the grcuud to- dry, when the gamc
was vVSum,d,
Amarillo slcppvd rlght gut aCtrr tho
lain aud sc,rcd a run. rh,hst hit.
Noipcr acr,l,ocd and rhlN sgvrcd On
lohpson's @pglv In the ttth p,lgv
lead oil With "a slnglv \ Rankin john,
son sacr.ticv'l and rh,A'o,, sccyyd him
with e,s svc,nd sipglc
Thc field VAS muddy and runners
we've SLOWED Wp ~ Tint scNvral hlpWs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
WICHITA FALLS
LOSES TWO IN
DALLAS SERIES
NJ Associated Pres

DALLAS, Sept S.--nalhs wen ~
second double hcadcr In ,wu DAYS from
Wichita Falls and It's sixth double head
81 " the season to-day hy Scor,s " , 20
= and To- =. The first game was won
In sensational sixth inning rally tn
which the loCals ovelcamc seven run
lead. scoring eight runs and driving
knhc Marshall from the hill after he
had twirlcd five innings of unhi,iahlc
tali narrough made had star, IN N,
seccnd game while llarpcr pitched
well, hu, sensational catch Nv Munson
In the seventh with wo Spuddcis ON
tescs probably saved the game, Score
EIrsf Ganl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
c,nih~rS tar Nlwad

PORT WORTH, TvNas sep, t.-Thr
FFt Worth lan,hers STRETCHED their
lead In N, Texas League thg u,vc Ca
,hrc, tul games d,fcatine the ShrvVc,
port uasscrs In both ends Vt thc hnu,
DAY bNreain mN,inc, by s,'cr.s Ut & a. 2
and ! o. :, The Wcncr Was WIN ip
oasy fashion hat ,hc aglvpiccc Was a
hard fcugh, affair, the ls'als winning
on, In the srV,n,h and last f,an,c, after
,hv CaSscrs had kno,tcd a, cOOni at
~. s.N "a ~. .txfh $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
RANKIN JOHNSON WINS MONDAY,
z TO 0: LEFTY WILSON TAKES
sundays Big CONTEST, 8 TO 5

Witch should have hocn hits resulted
in ctsy outs Tho uu,licldvrs dld the
t,st fielding VI thc day, Runaway
especially shining IN this department,
10 mndo Two catchcs WhWh wcV sccm.
ngN impossible,
ll,N,hda was wvll represented In the
granj'nnd ut both ,hc sundays and
N,ud'NN vuntesls The south Plains
rvoic's remained valiant ~ the end
This IL 'hv thid strtleh, s,rlcs which
INV OraNs have Won hom Fluydada,
At.ul.NNa ..saras
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
AMEICANS CIhCR
PENNAAT IN TENNIS
ny Associated rtes.

FORREST Hills, \, v, sept a.
Am'twan Davis cuN tcnnls Waivers III.
f,nd,ng the famous International tNn,
phN made their victory IN the rh,l
mnrc round over japan comhle,e ana
decisive m the coW,s ~ the West
Sdc club this ai,crnon When they
Wun nv rcnpaining twO slnHlcs matches
~ the tive match laWg,am,
William r ridden ~ rhiladch,Nia d.,
ica,vd ivhNa kumasae in straight sc,a
nN scotes ~ 80, 90, ~, William N,
Johnston At An An,onlo wun Irom
N,no shumidpu thrc Vu, at fonr uls,
va, AZ az, 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
Camels Will Play
Sprinklers Today
For Second Place

Sccvnd plive In the SUNDAY school
l.caEuc VIII he temporarily SETTLED m,
,Ny whUn ,hc CHI ls,mn Camels and
Melhodis, SmlUNlcrs mcVt ~ AAo
o'clock, Tho Sprinklcrs have WIN \
AMI lUst , gNms, glN,ns them a per
c,n,UNc IT ga, white the Camcls have
Nun and les, \, Wmkmg a pcrccn'a.e
VI va,
A ,hc baptist sNllOrs, League lead
~, hNVc WNN a pcWcnuec ~ m
nv WAncl WlX viii also Nv drlNlnl
hard tr lhv w,huc l,Ndtrshlp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

HHHHar' fsu t1sa hils pslhul,
ittsaR ari nutaeA, fsFrutv tns
thI nHHfaft wan Mulr llilh.r
49, sfHa.rs flfHk go \, nsVse
N MIHHr tfeh 49, n ls,aisi "a
We've hHtk rai thn 81 Wsum a.
nIit.. iHs 2 hrsfs urHlsts s.en
le1 la
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
WASHINGTON AND
ATHLETICS SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER
uS Associated r,~s

~ NAEtHNtsWNft
rnu.NpG,lllA sept A-Wash
WSUh aNllod a dsuhlc hO With rhllo'
tonpNa u,lay, INV sc0rCs wrv u 4
and Z 10 I, In thV mOrNns s,mc TASTY
0l,pl,vhc,l thr Vv,,raN Johnson, the
1Nl,si swim clown INNINGS,
kvWW1 MAS NJ hart ~ ,m arly
.H0,ncS W ,vv e,,vrnwN gamc u gtNV
INV SVNa,0ra a vONMaNdMg Nad and
Hs NneNV sO,V,p,l,l IN NaNhg Ia
,hc third
,lUtNug GaMv SyViV, a n,
WasNNS,oN ,,,,,,NlN WNN lOO ia 10
PHILADELPHIA ,,.,, ONs ONN OUo ia u
lNtlcyks johnson and r4oMich,
lNs'N ANA lNtNMs,
NtclnOon 0Nmc- S,wc; Rn,
MN>NiNs,VN ,,,,.,,. gls so NNN-l ,
Philadelphia ,,.,,,,, NlN VNN oNN-l /
p7tlvgtvS.~ Mvg,tlSc AVID Ohautly,
rvWmvll Ns"lVr and wilkins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

N'NIW TWWWTAN " NtIfFWIVNTI
summary -rWOlasc hit. nistcl Glp
ncpton. burst. Maihvs, = knieht,
rUvc ,0sc MT, whahns STOLEN hsso
Thrush. lvmarsio, Sgcri,vr hii,
Schbchncr lnninys witchrr, lacohus
"a INNINGS. = hits run ~ ! knlsh,,
- With rs hits cuns S,turk out,
ucine :. ! knleh, I issc on halls.
Mcinc :, lcttr,cs 2 nouNlc gloy. q
smith, unassistcd. Allen and uutlyn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
AMARILLO GRAYS COP FL0YDADA SERIES
aud pcvcrmcr Rar and Walters
Dl,ldr ,bvuh,e Header
AZ. A...,.lalxl ptssa


DETROIT, Mich, Sept s'--chlcaRo
aud Detroit div'asd double hill hero
today, tho vlsltc's taking the morning
game, To 8 In thu eleventh INNING,
and losln. too aI,ernoon test, \ TO u
Spcc,acula, fielding m the par, cf tho
WHITE soN, and the rl,chlnH " Kerr
IN all save one inning, featured the
morning paM,, w,lklnson's weakness
IN the cighth this afternoon pcrmi,'rd
the Tigcrs H. overcome two'run leau'
Morning uame- Score, Ri
Chl,aro ,,,,,.,,,iia 0ui QUO N,'-'e u
lle,v,W ,,,,,,,,, 600 100 oce 90 ..ses
nattcrics-.kcrr and schalk hJIlnr,
l,conaid aud WWs,all,
ScooNd Oamc- Store, Mll,
Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,, oos 0al ooo-s 4
nctrdl ,,.Do,,,,,,lN 100 Oon oaN--, .
n,uc,ics WIN hsm aud shcalN
Colc and wo0dall
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ny AZ o-isisd frsss

GAIN hsruN, TcXas, S,nt l.--
Bcaumun, took both cnds at u double
hcader here tudhy. Galveston luslng thr
first by q Scorc ol I tu ., and tie scc.
mld, = a. l.
fitsl Gams--Scurt
beaumont .st,t,.t,t,t,. COO 100 slN~A
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AMERICAN NssoClArlUN

A milwaukee, 20, Kansas CIV ~
~ indianapolis ~, louisville ~,
~ NinNyNrolls I; ~ lNul T.
~ Tn,e,h :, gN,,umhus Z,
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,'u,h ,wis Ms,,
Nv Nsseela,sA ctx..

thNS Nm, SClN, a.--l,Nlh medc his
ls, Nu,o, yua "a tb, s,asvN. With no
,pv ON Nss m ,hv N,N,N NN,Ng " lhc
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A. stem WvN ,hV NttNd gaWr, \ ~ =,
knry k,,l,Ns nv ksguc ka,Nys ~ N'ar
hrs
to ,,eue sow All
Nv, NVs ,,,.,..,, toN 900 sNs--N "a
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Enthusiastically aud ncNVuMes,
l,ats aud HWvl
S,vnN ONWV S,tfv II,
NvW Ntta ...,,,.. VoN NlN Nl--s 4
lvsiNN .,...,..,,,,. lNl ONl sNN--N "a
Wllcyes a ,N@lMs. quinn, Egsvs
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sAN ANF0Nlo rsNAa Sspl -
saN Aateaie ant liessien AstAea
- ! vsrectNsh itms rsns n pea
eHa hsafs - she nga saw SO Aaa
t.1,o tee Euna b a. elshih waiea
wNA0gsa "a halfs plptA ,Ralas Isi,s
W~llksa ssess. tEa sans
IA salNa ss.ss s..s.s laa ia lai-~ 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

Ctl,vEl.NNr, a. scm, A,-clc,e'
land ana 81 t.outs hrckc evcN today
cleveland wnnlng the mTning mnN
10 Ia 3, and hsnR IN thu NI,c'NocM
~ 90 \ SMITHS batting was rcsron
s,,le rcr tho mwnlnW Victory, whilc his
sNck wurk this at,crnUM kent tho
champions IN the had until the ecv,
rpth when ~, Louis made AIN coNsee'
NtNr hits AVID wAn the aamc,
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Sporting News While
Ito Good to Read

balls. i.ybmnd |. Pearson .. struck out,
! y brand 4, Pearson .
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rN\\>NNl.\,,uu\,

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N MlW MvNs az lstts a.
A CAsa,ntu, 81 MRham ga
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

SomWNrW Strtu,c' hits hrNer \
Y iNlpsUN, doNl1c phNs RATTLE -
sanders Morv o. Rattle a. sanders,
s,ru,k c1, IN lohNsvN y, M NcOrv :,
NO vW lNe, ANN,,lln = rlNN,l,,h \.
time , hours amplrvs Sy,',, and Jones,
Nnu,ltNs s,gr,,
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sol rnkNN NNsNClNrlnN.

NNSiiNlli,N, rVnNo ScW 3, -lAn
NlnghNm tuOk Aouhlv Invader nwu
Nashville t~lay, lo . and 3 toe
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New ORLEANS, la S,la. N-NcO
NNVps wa O,ah iNV mOyUNg and att
,tNo,N gaWcs TWIN Chal,ans,sa tOay
ie ,V e sNd ~ :,
FIRST OAu,,,- S,,,t,,, nm 4,
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lxha,,ed Ter scwcn IN :.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17

Rector. John Beck of the Horse shoe Cafe has sold the business to D. W. McPherson.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
WEST JACKSONVILLE.
x
(Too Late for Last Week

The W. M. Union met with Mrs. s. P. Corder, Wednesday with a good attendance. The ladies are pieeing a large, blue and white friendship style( quilt to be sold to the highest bidder.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cleveland Calhoun of Jacksonville, spent Sunday afternoon with Mir. and Mrs. s. P. Corder. of this community.
 MT. John Ison and family of Mt. Carmel, spent Sunday with MT. Bert Dodson and family.
 Mrs. Edd Schmidt spent Wednes- day afternoon with Mrs John Stone.
 Minnie Cullens spent Tuesday night with Wrellie Sunderman.
 Mabel Hall spent Thursday night with Evelyn Wade.
 Mir. Harvey Lamb and wife, visit ed Mir Bert Dodson and wife. Thurs day evening.
 Mrs. Neal Brandon and daughter, Hazel, of Jacksonville, visited Mrs. Ora Hall, of this community, Friday.
 Mrs. E. F. Sweeney and daughter and Mrs. J. A. Lamb visited Mrs L. F. Cullens, Monday.
 Mrs. Rhode Starkey spent Thurs day with Mrs. J. A. Lamb
 Quite number of the ". M U. ladies met with Mrs. s. P. Corder Friday afternoon and made several garments for family, nearyby, who was in need.
 Victor Little of Little Rock, is visit ing his uncle of this place, Mir. Bert Dodson.
 Mrs. and s. P. Gorder spent Sun day with Mir. ". E. Corder and family.
 Mrs. Rhoda Starkey is spending few weeks with her son, Mir. W. E. Starkey of Le?2?22?2
 MT. Will Graham and family have moved to MT. W. E. Crooks farm.
 Opal Haynie, Dowena and Ruth KHyser spent Sunday with Minnie and Nellie SuIlens.
 Mrs. Fred Lamb and son, Norman, spent Saturday with Mrs. J. A. Lamb. Mrs. E. F. Sweeney and daughter, Caroline and Mrs. C. E. Mathis spent Saturday with Mrs. Roy Sweeney of Jacksonville.
 MT. L. H. Lamb and family of Little Rock, spent Sunday with Mir. ! Harvey Lamb and wife.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Wade visited friends in Brush Island, Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
 NORTH POINT.
2 x < < x < X < < < <
 lTnn l ale far l net Week l

(Too Late for Last Week.
 Some land Is being turned, and a little gardening being done.
 We had good attendance at Sunday School Sunday
 North Point School is progressing nicely. We appreciate the interest Miss May takes with the children and school work.
 Miss Allen visited our school last week.
 T. L. 0glesby has been very sick the last ten days.
 Mr. Joe Goss lost a nice heifer this week from hydrophobia. Three weeks ago mad dog passed through this vicinity, bit several hogs and, one dog that is known of
 Why don't our representatives get busy and pass a law, then all see that it is enforced that every man that owns dog, and knows it is bitten and does not kill it.
 There is another thing that we are in urgent need of, and that is our rural school house should be fenc- ed in. Most every school yard is open, giving free access to the mad doy. Our teachers and children ought to be protected by high fence around every school. We think the directors and patrons should talk this matter over and see to it at once. Ferndale- We are glad to hear that prospects are good of having a bridge across the creek at camp ground. It would be quite an addi- ton to the community and appreciat- ed by all.
 John Hardin and family of Little Rock, visited at T. L. Oglesby's, Sun day.
 (ONLY ME.)
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
LANDMARK.

< x % %5@ % T
 The sunshine Is so beautiful, 1t seems like the farmers ought to be farming.
 Fred Comstock and wife also Grace Shilling was the dinner guest of J. A. Lanhorn home last Sunday
 Buss Hale of East Union Settle ment called on c. ". Nix and fami- ly last Sunday.
 Miss Clyde Sanders, Mrs. Mary Ford also Flora Crook and babe, Ella Pear Lowry, Clarbon Sanders. Sam Crook, was the callers at C. s. Crook and family last Sunday.
 Lula Bennett was the dinner guest of Misses Virdie, Viola Treadway last Sunday.
 Pearl Lowry spent last Saturday night with Eula Lawhorn.
 MT. Vinson Walters of Belfast, spent last Sunday night with W. H. Treadway and family.
 Misses Cullim, Dewey Lawhorn, called on Will TiIleny and family of Sardis, last. Sunday.
 Roy Vammiss called on Omage Treadway last Sunday.
 Brother Richerson filled his ap- pointment Saturday, also Sunday. He will be back the second Sunday in March on Saturday afternoon al 2:30, also Sunday and Sunday night. Everybody come. MT. Ray Wright and family who have been spending few weeks in the country, have returned to their home in the city.
 Miss Hattie Bennett and Mr. Wal ter Comstock called on Miss Estelle Bennett last Sunday.
 SOME ONE's DARLING.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
NORTHEAST PULASKI.


 We have been having some nice weather and most everyone has been sowing their oats and planting their potatoes and gardens.
 Mir. Carl Hammons of Faulkner County, was laid to rest in the Sum- ner cemetery, Sunday, February 13. We wish to extend our greatest sym pathy to the bereaved family.
 Miss Nancy Pots called on Mrs. Bessie Hammons and family Satur- day night.
 There Is just one month more of our school. Several of the pupils have already been taken out to help in the field work.
 Sarah Webb returned home We'd nesday, after spending week with her brother, Mir. John Webb and family.
 Miss Minnie Price returned to her home in Little Rock last week after spending few days with friends and relatives in this vicinity.
 Mrs. Ollar Stewart and family and MT. Frank Baty and family call ed on MT. and Mrs. Stanfield, Sum- day.
 MT. Jim Bowen, and wife, have moved from Little Rock back to their old home.
 MT. Vendor Holt purchased car one day last week.
 SARAH WEBB.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
 SCHAUBS No. 1.
x M Vi x
{ Too Late for Last Week.

Too Late for Last Week.
 Farming is all the go.
 Harry Ellis is working for Chas. Beauchamp, cutting logs.
 Clifford Norman, of this place, left Saturday for Coldwater, Miss, where he expects to spent the sum- mer with his sister, Mrs. C. H. Hen derson.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Williford of Little Rock, spent Sunday at Mir. and Mrs. D. H. Christian. Pies and Wesley Townsend left Tuesday for Homming Oak to work for the Pioneer Cooperage Co.
 Miss Lena Beauchamp, Jewel Gentry and Les McDormal, went motoring Sunday.
 There was a farewell party giv- en at MT. and Mrs. H. A. McKinzie's s Friday night. All reported a fine time
 Odie Christian was the dinner guest of Berniee Mckenzie, Sunday. W. E. Christian was a caller at Mir. Joe Mann's Sunday.
 Bertha Mann, Gladys and Elton Christian motored to Ferndale Sun- day, and was the dinner guest of MT. Claud and Carmel White.
 Bernice Mckenzie spent Sunday night with Ruby Norman.
 Gladys Christian made a business trip to Mrs. D. Y. Hurley Wednes. day afternoon.
 Bertha Mann and Clarence Nor man was the supper guests at the Christian home Sunday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Davis, of R. 3, is moving on the Bright place, on Route 7.
 Eunice Norman is spending few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Lillian Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Dodd and son, Harold, spent Sunday as a week with Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Mckenzie. The Banks school will be out Fri day, February II, and we sure hate to see the teacher leave as she had such a good success; and all the children liked her so we'll.
 Elizabeth Christian spent Sun day with Virginia Mckenzie.
 MUTT AND JEFF.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
PLAINVIEW, ROUTE '.

# < < < There was preaching at Plainview Sunday by the pastor, Bro. Nall. A large crowd attended.
 Mrs. J. E. Munsoh is on the sick list the past week.
 Mrs. D. V. Turley has purchased Ford.
 Bro. Nall and family took dinner with Mir. Woodson Sunday.
 Mrs. D. V Hurley visited her daughter, Alma Munson, Sunday. Earl Munson says it is time to garden. Good for Earl!
 Mr. and Mrs. Hackney Bright and family visited Mrs. Tom Munson Sunday.
 Mrs. Holmes called on Mrs. E. Munson Monday evening.
 Miss Alice Hurley went home with Mary Nall Sunday. She is going to have her eyes tested as she can't see much since she had the sleeping dis ease.
 Mir. Bud Hurley and Theodore Dieh1 took dinner with D. V. Turley Sunday.
 Mrs. Annie Munson is on the sick list the past week.
 Fife Bright visited Mrs. Price one day last week.
 MT. D. W. Davis from Bauxite is expected up one night real soon to go fox hunting with his son-in-law, Ernest Bright.
 Miss Ellen Leanire, Marx Nall, Alice Hurley called on Alma Nun son Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Cupp visited her sister, Mrs. Allie Rowland, Sunday. People in this community are re joicing over their new road.
 Good luck to all.
 DIXIE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-17
WEST BETHEL LUNCHES.

People are gardening and blow ing, getting ready 10 start crop. We hope to have a good crop this year. The trees are budding and get ting ready to bear its fruits this fall.
 The box supper at Olmstead was fine. The boxes, pies and cakes equal $5600 The proceeds will go to the school.
 Mrs. Braden and Mrs. GosneIl cleaned the church last Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Jim Toney and Mrs. Carl Noble visited Dr. Lee Herrod of Tate Mill one evening last week, and reported that he was not improving any.
 Miss Oma Toney went to Little Rock to work last Sunday.
 Mrs. Fulsom spent Sunday after noon with Mrs. Niece.
 Mrs. Braden and Wilbur Dovie and Muriel went to Mountain Springs Saturday to visit MT. and Mrs. 5. Braden.
 MT. FuIsom has been sowing oats.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Gosnell visited Mir. and Mrs. Hall Saturday night
 Misses Irene King and Annie Box were the Saturday night guests of Miss Lena Hall.
 Mrs. Era Lewis went to Little Rock Sunday.
 Don't forget about Sunday being preaching day at Bethel. Everybody come and l am sure you will hear a good sermon.
 We are going to organize . Sun day school at 0lmstead next Sunday afternoon. Everybody come and help us out.
 Lei us have good Sunday school.