The Pulaskian., 1921-10-06
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 In an attempt to visit the Pea Ridge Pod Pinery, the Newton family got across the Big Maumelle and within a mile of the desired destina- ton. The Newton family consist of Mir. T. W. Newton ILL, Mrs. Newton, I. W Newton ", Eyilyn, Peggy, Billy and Allen Newton. Why did they fail? We'll it would appear that the Wandering Fairy will not let any one visit there unless his behavior has been perfect. Possibly one of the children had not obeyed their par ents as he should l don't know just why, but where there are so many 1t is awful hard for all 10 be perfect for just one week and maybe 1t was someone else who misbehaved and know it was and you will, too, when you have read the story
 We'll, to begin with, got up early and went to the Pulaskian office and wrote the story of my ramblings for last week and then l went to break fast Returning from breakfast l saw car passing, which reminded me that had an appointment to go with the Newtons to my homestead, so hurried to the hotel and packed my grip to be ready and returned to the office. I just got the door unlocked, ii was just past 8:30 a. m, when l heard Mir. Newton call me, so l had to get my things in the car and leave in hurry. We were not not to start until l0:30, but MT. Newton hurried because he was just as anxious to get there and drink out of the Fountain of Youth as are the children to see real fairyland in the woods, where the Wandering Fairy visits and talks to people and does wondrful things, which only fairies can do Thos. W. Newton IN, who is called Buddie, is nine years old.
 The road to the Newtons is one of the prettiest in the county. I would say 1t is the prettiest, but pretty is not the right name for big things and have already said that another road Is the prettiest, so 1 will say that this road has the grandest scenery in the county. There is the Arkansas river on your right as you go out, and on your left Is the Rock Island railway and long mountain, and when you get out to the county farm you can see Pinnacle, the county farm and other mountains and a beautiful val ley, in which located the big Newton plantation, where some Newton has lived for long, long time. Before we got there it began to rain little and after we got there 1t began to rain more, but we would have started at once if some men had not done something which they ought not to have done. Two of them drove up in two cars and went right behind the store towards the river bank and when they found out there was no road beyond there they commenced to hollow questions to us. Buddie went to them and told them they had left the road to the county farm and that they would have to go back the way they came. One of them did so, but the other one was too drunk to drive his car farther and commenced to ask more questions. As he did not leave, Mir, Newton went down and talked with him. He told Mir. New ton that Mir. Rankin had stopped them and searched their car, but that they. had thrown their whiskey away and he couldn't find any. Mir New ton did not believe they threw it away. Neither do l, for they were both so drunk that they must have drank it all up themselves. We'll, the man, though We were all in the car ready to start, wanted Mir. Newton to