The Pulaskian., 1921-03-24

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 Marshall-The Searcy Circuit Court has convened here in special session, with Judge J M. Shim of Harrison on the bench. Several important cases are to be tried.
 Evening Shade-The mail on the star route from here to Cave City, 12 miles, is being carried by Mrs. Elmus Kissinger. who is proving very eff cient carrier.
 Thornton-The Stout Lumber Com pSny has put on night shift and will operate it's blaming mill day and night.
 Coal Hill.-A new store was opened here by King & Senter.
 Ash F1at.-Otto Biggers of Ash Ash Flat, a deputy sheriff, has an. nounced as a candidate for sheriff and collector of Sharp County. s. A. Kelley deputy county clerk, has an nounced for the clerkship.
 Evening Shade.-The Methodists of Bear Creek are building new church on the site of two other church build ings that have served the community. The original church was built before the Civil War.
 Ozark-A dairy association, with L. M Guthrie as president and p. R. Prothro as secretary, has been organ ized here. Nine farmers have signed up to supply cream, which they will deliver at the Iccal railway station.
 springdale.-Hollifield & Harp have sold their pressing parlor here to Forest Chandler Mr Harp will leave in short time for Montebello, Cal, to join Mr Hollifield, where they will engage in the same business
 Jonesboro-Floyd Jones, piano and voice teacher at the State Agricultural School here, presented II of his voice and several piano pupils in recital here. The recitals will be given monthly
 Helena.-C Commander L. J. Wilkes Jr of Richard L. Kitchens Post No. fl, American Legion, announced that Governor McRae has accepted an in vitation from the post to attend a banquet here March 29. Notification of the governors acceptance was re- ceived by wire this afternoon.
 of ping your pistol" cost Charles Bratch- CT of Mena a finger. The weapon was supposed to be unloaded when young Bratcher found it at the Star restaurant The 32-ealiber bullet ruined the big finger on the mans left hand
 Mena-Two new buildings. the walls and foundations of which will be constructed of native boulder stones. have been started in Mena by Dr. J. G. Hilton. The larger of the two new structures will be an eight room apartment house near Janssen Park.
 Ozark.-Members of the Franklin County unit of the Farmers Union have adopted resolutions pledging themselves to plant only one-third the normal amount of cotton Some of them say they will not plant any cotton. All expect to diversity their crops.
 Guion-The Guion Live Stock Com pany of this place recently shipped two cars of steers from here that topped anything ever shipped from here. They averaged 1906 pounds. They were 56 hours on the road be- tween this place and East St. Louis, and when they arrived there weighed 1,130.
 Fayetteville-The St. Louis and San Francisco railroad will be asked toerect a new and modern depot here if the resolution passed recently by the City Council, asking for the inn provement, is approved by Mayor Phillips The petition will be pre- sented to the Arkansas Railroad Commission.
 Camden.-The Arkansas Light and Power Company and the Southwest ern Bell Telephone Company have been ordered to remove their poles on Washington and Adam streets in the business district of Camden, by City Attorney Hamp Smead in com pliance with an ordinance passed by the City Council several weeks ago. The Western Union Telegraph Com pany has already compiled with the request and moved it's poles to ad- joining alleys.
 Dardanelle.-Mr and Mrs. Bert Gun ningham are remodeling their summer home, Nebo Lodge. on Mount Nebo, and will have it ready for visitors