The Pulaskian., 1921-01-27
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 Wye has never had road until now. With a prospect for a great big fruit crop the people realized that they must have a road to Little Rock if they would market the fruit, so under the leadership of C. J. C.. Nelson, who has promised to buy a Bethlehem truck, 10 haul the fruit to Little Rock, provided the people would get busy and improve the road, they have decided to do the i'm proving themselves and wait for neither the county nor the road dis frict to build il for them. So every Friday they meet and work the road. IL took two days to put in bridge across the branch near Barkheimer' s and Pardenas' and the following men did the work: Alex Waleszonas, Joe Pardenas, Verne Jernigan, 0. F.. Hornbecker, Frank Barkheimer, Joe Pinter, Mir. Flactiff, Chas. Eschbach, Charles Petroulus, Jack Chapman, and Taylor Cox. The saw mill east of Wye gave the lumber free and a fine bridge was built without cost to the countes. The road is a Perry Pulaski county road running on the county line for two or three miles. If other communities would show this same spirit there would be no complaint about bad roads. They also put in a good culyert between my home and the school house, and big improvements have been made in the road grade, also. They will meet agan next Friday for more work.
 came in home from my home stead Saturday morning and l heard a lot of shooting in the woods. | ran across one farmer, who had been trying to locate the bunch, but they evidently saw him first and hid out, for he could not find them, but some of them are determined to put a stop to it. started across the pasture to John Swanson's and all at once l thought I was the objee of charge by company of soldiers. On all sides of me shot guns were spouting and barking and I thought the hunt CTS were trying to run a bluff on me, but if so they failed, for when 1 walked up to them they looked frightened. They were Little Rock men and when 1 got over to Swan sons found nearly all the men of the neighborhood there, and even the Perry county game warden. The owners of the pasture l came through were there also and pretty wrathy about the shooting in their pasture. They asked me who 1t was and when I told them 1t was Little Rock men they started after them, but changed their minds. The next bunch who comes in here shooting quail had best be careful.
 Those present were Charles Trip lett, Taylor Cox, Jack Chapman, Ben and Leo Underwood, Charles Esch- bach and Austin Harmen. The req son for their being there was that Mir. Swanson has been sick for near ly a year and they met to haul and chop wood for him.
 Returning from my homestead. 1 started to course my way through the woods and landed at W. D. Bones. Mir. Bone is one of the best friends the Pulaskian has. When he goes to Little Rock he tells the merchants that they are making mistake by not advertising in the Pulaskian. More people, he says, read 1t than all the other papers put together in his community and he says they wanl to see it a success.
 Capt Herrick is having the timber cut off his land just at the foot oi the mountain below the old Pari: place, about ono and a half miles from the Wye community It is vir gin yellow pine of the best quality and he Is selling 1t now for Sl6 { thousand.
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