The Pulaskian., 1921-09-08
Arkansas
 Happenings
Told In a Manner That Win Give You All the News
 At a Glance.

Carthage 10-day revival or the Methodist Church at Ben Few Camp has closed.
 Green Forest-H B. Banden, poul- try expert. gave demonstration in poultry culling here August 30
 Walnut i{idge. - R. $. Watson has opened a new mercantile store on Broad street in Hoxie.
 Philadelphia At the woman's Ii brary building recently a recital was given bby Wellborns orchestra.
 Fort Smith.-victor Ellig Post of the American Legion has decided to buy building and remodel 1t into a post home, instead of erecting a club house.
 Harrisburg. E. Hallmark and R F. Graves are organizing local lodges of the United Farmers of America.
 zinc.-Mrs. Elmo Sloan has as, sumed the management of the Com mercial Hotel here and has made ex- tensive repairs.
 Pocahontas.- F. Mayes. assist ant cashier of the Randolph County Bank, has announced that he will be a candidate for Circuit Clerk.
 Fort Smith.-The Boy Scouts were taken to presentation of Ten Nights in a Bar Room" recently. It was pre- sented by tent theater company. Camden.-Farmers in the vicinity of Sparkman have purchased chem icals, with which to charge two dip ping vats for the dipping of cattle. sgr~-
 Stephens Stepnens will have two new business houses. Smith & Foster Is putting in grocery store in the City Hotel, and Will Dixon Is putting In one.
 Van Buren.-The first movement to- ward establishment of a cooperative creamery in this county was made September at a meeting at the county courthouse.
 Walnut Ridge.-Bryan DI Beck and the Rev. D. M. Carter have organized partnership under the name of Beck & Carter. to conduct a general insur- sance business.
 Paragould- Workmen are putting In a new front in the business room on South Pruet street, which will be occupied by D. Rosenthal's department
 
 store when finished.
 Walnut Ridge. - The schools of the Black River valley in Randolph coun- ty recently held a school fair and ral- ly at Manson. 1t was estimated that 2000 people were in attendance.
 Green Forest-The Green Forest Canning Company of this place has three carloads of tomatoes here ready to ship. The company also has two carloads each at Cain and Oak Grove Marked Tree.-T. M. Pearson, su perintendent of Marked Tree public schools, is attending the University oi Chicago this summer. He will open school September 19.
 Conway. T. s. Staples, who taught history in Peabody Teachers College at Nashville, Tenn, during the summer, has returned to Conway to resume his duties as head of the Department of History at Hendrix Col lege.
 Lewisvilli. e. The Membership Com mittee of the Lewisyille Chamber O Aommerce gave a smoker at the clut rooms last week. attended by ahou 100 business men. The membership of the chamber was increased to 70 Several interesting talks were maoe and lunch was served
 Lewisyille. The faculty for tho Lewisville school, which will oper September 12, follows: L. E. Robin son, superintendent; Miss Lois Ship man and Miss Ida Maxwell, higt school; Miss Jamie Price. Miss Clara Craig, Mrs. M. B. Crocker, Miss Glady. Tyree and Miss Lena Moore, grades. Piggott-W. F. Hale, teacher of the Eighth grade of the public school fol several years. has resigned to accept position with q lumber company al West Frankfort. IL The Baptis Church members gave a reception tC the family
 Magnolia Columbia Count! Teachers Institute was in session here fin the high school building, Septem Der 5-9. It was conducted by Miss Mary Harper, county superintendent Friday. the last day of the institute was Directors Day.
 Morrilton George Parker of Fay etteville, president of Parker Bros