The Pulaskian., 1921-03-31
Arkansas News
 In Brief Form
Current Happenings From All
 Sections of the State.

s~s#e%e*eA.e*e < e*e4.e# e#e% o%os Conway-At an informal dinner given by Doak s. Campbell, president bf Central College organization of Rotary Club was discussed
 Harrisburg. .-Landen & Landen, Ok ahoma motion picture show men, lave leased the Brown movie theater Lere.
 Camden-John Robbery, manager of he plant of the Philadelphia Milling Company at Sparkman recently was blected mayor of Sparkman.
 Harrisburg. The Rev. Jefferson Sherman, Methodist pastor at Earle, Is here to assist the local pastor, the Rev. B. c. Few, in a revival.
 Rogers.-At program given by the Rogers High School $53.60 was kleared. Proceeds will be used for Incidental expenses of both classes. Fayetteville.-M. w. Muldrow, coun- N farm agent for Washington county, Attended the farmers meet at Little Rock, March P.
 Camden.-Harold Lazarus, recently of Jonesboro, has purchased the Woodruff Plumbing Company. Mir. lazarus formerly lived at Camden.
 Camden.--Dr. Charles Haddon Nab- srs, pastor of the First Presbyterian ehurch, delivered special illustrated |ecture entitled "The Land of Sacred Story," at the church recently.
 Hope-The egg market reached the low level, when eggs were being sold an the local market for 123 cents per dDzen. This is the lowest price Eouched since before the war.
 Fayetteyil1e.-An historical society has been founded at the University of Arkansas under the guidance of Dr. N. X N Cleven, for the special inyestiga- ton of historical subjects.
 Harrisburg Four girls and one boy Will graduate from Harrisburg High Sehool April 29 They are Misses Katherine Sewers, Ellie Jewel Hazel hood, Callie Agnes Lamb and Lorraine 1obson and Frost Sorrell.
 Hope.-A 20 per cent reduction in ullk prices has gone into effect in Hope. The three dairies voluntarily nade the reduction. Milk has been selling for 60 cents a gallon hereto We.
 Ashdown.-An Older Boys Confer Ence of the County Y. M c. A. will be Re]d at Ashdown April 1, and 3. Iohn c. Hunter of Little Rock, state seeretary, will attend. Delegates from H0pe, Nashville, DeQueen, Texarkana Ind Mena have been invited.
 Eonway.-C. A. Holland of Conway As formed partnership with w o. Edmondson, who moved here from Mountain View, Stone county. MT. Hdmondson was state senator from f6H Sixth Senatorial district of Arkan- Bas. He also served for IA years as e0Anty and circuit clerk of Stone 6oa anty.
 $pringdale.-The store of Lee Don- I6Eon, at Sonora, five miles east of H4ge, was robbed recently. A large Qantity of shoes, overalls and shirts ITS taken. Entrance was gained by
 Aking the glass out of the front SSs9r. No arrests have been made, all 6ngh officers are working on the
 ine Bluff.-Forty of the 50 pure Duroc Jersey hogs auctioned
 "a by Grover Cleveland of Wabba-
 a were sold, most of them being
 hased by Jefferson county farm
 The hogs, which were one year
 weighed an average of 300 pounds, An average price of 5$0 apiece. The W was largely attended.
 ragould.- J w Ramsey of
 city schools has received letter rom Joseph P. Degan, president of Degan Publishing Company, com
 nding budget of work done by Brefer, student in the local
 school, stating the work is
 ed in class with Eastern cham
 hip schools A medal was sent
 pung Brewer.
 tesyille.-A meeting of the for
 graduates of the Batesyille High
 pol was held recently at the high
 pl auditorium, when speeches
 made by several business men
 general spirit of enthusiasm
 created for the track meet which
 De held in this city in April.
 xarkana.-Spring Lake Park, the
 principal pleasure resort, and
 h recently was opened to the
 c for the first time in several sea-