The Pulaskian., 1921-04-28

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 salem.--Fulton chaneery Court has adjourned here. The docket was un- usually heavy.
 Evening Shade. The Evening Shade Baseball Club gave 9 pie sup per here recently which netted SIT.
 Cabot.--The Cabot Strawberry As sociation of this place shipped by ex- press recently to St. Louis. PA crates of berries.
 Bradford Growers in the vicinity of Bradford have shipped their first carload of strawberries. Daily ship ments will be started in a few days.
 Fayetteyille.-The dates for the Farmers Short Course have already been set for August Is to 19 at the University of Arkansas, according to Dean Bradford Knapp.
 Mountain Home-Alfalfa is turning green again after the freeze. It was feared that some of this years sow ing would be killed, but most of it seems to have survived.
 Hardy.-It is said that former State Senator David L. King of Williford is planning to enter the race for Con- gress at the next Democratic primary against Congressman ". A. Oldfield.
 Hardy.-Herbert Robinson, farmer near here. was thrown from his wagon at the edge of town few days ago when the team he was driving be- came frightened and ran away.
 ringdale.-Growers in Springdale fruit district are taking more hope ful view of the apple crop. Immedi- ately following the Easter freeze many expressed the opinion that the entire crop had been killed
 Ozark.-The county organization of the Farmers Union of Franklin county met her recently. Representatives of 20 locals were present. Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Farmers Union Cotton Growers Association.
 ayetteYille-Swift & Go, packers, have opened a branch office in Fay etteville, the 440th office of the com pany in the United States. A. H. West will be manager of the branch. which will employ two housemen and thrQa r0od caIac04Qn
 Springdale = The postoffice at Huntsville, Madison county, has been advanced from the fourth to the third grade, which automatically places the power of appointing a postmaster in the hands of the president. Two Re publicans, Newt Reynolds and E. S. Boyd, have announced as applicants for the position. Mrs. Pearl Basham is the present postmistress.
 DeWitt.-Courthous commission CTS, provided for in an act passed by the last legislature, have decided up- on the plan of forming an improve ment district to include all the North ern District of Arkansas county and to issue bonds for s150,000. It is pro- posed to offer the bonds for sale ds soon as the lega Requirements have been met.
 Philadelphia E. M. Pipkin has received g letter from his son, Charles Pipkin, who is attending Harvard University and teaching Eng fish in Massachusetts Tech, announc- ing he Is perfecting plans to go to Eu- rope in June to attend the Interna- tional Christian Federation of Stu dents to be held in Genevap Switzer- land
 Conway.-A meeting has been called by T. H. Williams, county agent, when truck growers associa- tion will be formed in Faulkner coun- ty. It is the plan of the county agent to increase the number of truck patches so as to produce continuous income for a large number of farmers. MT. Williams will be assisted in the organization by C. c. Burlington, rep resenting a Fayetteville nursery
 Malvern.-The Woman's Club has elected officers as follows: Mrs. ]. E. Finch, president; Mrs. Henry Der ger, first vice president; Mrs. c. P. Bridewell, second vice president; Mrs. W. C. Hodges, recording secre- tary; Mrs. Percy Chamberlain, treas urer; Mrs. R. P. Bowen, correspond. ing secretary; Miss Stella Boyle, Ii. brarian; Mrs. B. o. Butler, parliamen. tarian
 Hope.-Heavy rains that have fal len here have greatly damaged the splendid strawberry crop. Strawber ries are said to be rotting in the fields Same farmers fear tha haane