The Pulaskian., 1921-08-11

lumbia County Circuit Court at Mag noiia.
 Fort smith.-A chicken ranch, spe- cfalizing in high class blooded poul- try and market eggs, will be opened here this fall hy Charles Lowrey.
 camden.-The Sanitary Cafe has been opened in Magnolia by E. L. En- dom of Stamps and o. V Young of El Dorado.
 Fordyce Jack Stanley. son of Mir. and Mrs C. M Stanley, broke his arm in two places while cranking an Over land car
 Lockesburg-A revival will be con- ducted at the Methodist Church here from August 2S to September II, by the pastor, Rev. L. J. Bedding.
 McCrory.- farmers and busi- ness men of Woodruff county held barbecue and picnic at MeCrory on August ,.
 Mountain Home.--Neal Eatman of the firm of Eatman & Dodd has pur- chased MT. Dodds interest in the garage business and will continue it with the assistance of Ned Brown, his nechanician.
 Peyen.-The Big Creek Melon Grow. CTS Association has shipped their first care of watermelons from here. The melons are of good variety, and they will ship about five or six cars within the next few days.
 Newport.-Balch School District re- ports the unusual enrolment of 100 per cent of it's enumeration. BaIeh is probably the first district in the State to enroll it's entire scholastic popula- tion. The attendance is reported as being almost 100 per cent. only three absentees being reported on account of illness.
 Warren.-The second annual club fair of the Merchants and Planters Trust and Savings Bank of this place has been arranged for October ' and
 
 who has enrolled 261 members in IA boys and girls clubs and many com munity clubs. The members who are working as individuals total 421. Cash prizes totaling $350 are being offered for the best exhibits in home econom- ics, poultry clubs, pig clubs and can ming clubs.
 Camden.-The Arkansas Mattress and Pillow Company has been organ ized and will open a mattress factory in the building formerly occupied by the Magnolia Canning Company in Magnolia. The members of the firm are A. ! Mathews, w M Mathews, c. c. Smith and Mrs, A. D. Mathews. The most modern mattress making machinery on the market will be in stalled in the Magnolia factory, it is said
 Jonesboro.-Fire, believed to have been of ineendiary origin, destroyed large barn on the Tom Taylor planta- tion, near Lumsford in the eastern part of Craighead county and caused loss estimated at $300000. Included in the loss were 5000 bales of alfalfa hay, large quantities of corn and DO tatoes, harness for 30 head of mules. a hay press, gasoline engine and other farm implements. The barn was built a year ago at a cost of $15,000. Mir Taylor carried no insurance.
 Mountain Home.-A meeting of the stockholders of the new ice plant which they propose to install at this place was held at the courthouse last week Dillen Underhill, who organ ized the company, was present and, with the means of charts. gave a com prehensive outline of the project, showing the building necessary, ma chinery, possible business and profits. It is thought that fiRal plans for the organization of the company will be completed soon.
 Bentonyille.-Th M. E. Church, South, of which the Rev. H. c. Hoy is pastor, held an evening party for members and friends of the church re- gently on the lawn adjoining the par sonage. The affair was largely at tended Games and amusements of various kinds were provided by the church recreation committee, of which J. ". Maxwell is chairman. Ice cream cones were served during the evening by a committee from the Epworth League, Young Ladies Mis- sionary Society and the Womans Mis- sionary Society
 Augusta City Marshal Sam Ander- son has begun the collection of dog taxes, and by direction of the City Council all dogs on which the tax of S1 is not promptly paid will be killed.