The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
MT. CARMEL.


 urday morning by quite a blizzard and some of the farmers, thinking it had come to stay, put off their hog killing until Monday morning, but the cold wave had flown further south. hence there some disappointed men.
 Quite a number of the 5. I. A. ladies attended the confederated quarterly 5. I. A. at Mrs. Dodge's office Thursday, December Is. There were seven 5. I. As represented from over the county and all carried din- ner, and such a wonderful feast we had and such good talks by Mrs. Dodge and other ladies. Also there was a Christmas tree with lovely presents for each club, which will be auctioned off for the good of the s. 1. A. We feel that Mrs. Dodge is doing a wonderful work and is bring ing about a better understanding among the people in regard to school work, and 1t is very pleasant indeed to meet and exchange our views and get helps and hints on how to im- prove the schools and help the teach CT in her great work. We have a wonderful little school here, and not very little either, when there are 50 pupils enrolled, but our school only teaches to eighth grade work, and we are striving to be the proud pos sessors of high school and we feel we are going to succeed with the un- tiring help of Mrs. Dodge. Our su- perintendent, Miss McCabe, has taken quite an interest in our school and has presented the school with black boards, crayon and erasers, and is going to paint the school house. We appreciate it very much. We have worked very diligently this year and succeeded in building the teacherage, and our directors have fenced the school ground in with nice plank fence, so we feel we are coming to the front.
 Angel Child," in Kellogg Val. ley Waves, you are a good writer, and have been hiding your talent un- der a half bushel. We wonder why you haven't been writing all this while, and especially you should have written from your home town last year. But MT. Bryant says you are very much mistaken when you say he has sold his home. Until December 10th the home still belong ed to A. P. Bryant. He is thinking of selling it, but thinking and doing are two different things. l expect he will gather another crop of straw berries from it 'ere he sells, and may be never.
 Mir. Beck was in our vicinity last Wednesday, he having spent the night at the Bryant home.
 Oscar and Maudie Holland are having chills, both had to go home from school Monday with a chill.
 The Misses Mary Nell Priest and Jewel Wirt and Messrs. Turner from Remount and Harvey Wicket were out Sunday afternoon for a motor cycle ride.
 Harvey Wicket says the children he was strolling with Sunday after noon were awfully large children. Tbaxr xuora +ba M;eeac Elo C.... - ! Louise Bryant. Also MT. Marion Ad- kins of Harmony was along. All repor, jolly good time.
 Sunday night a jolly crowd of youngsters met at the Bryant home and enjoyed pulling candy. Also had quite nice lot of chocolate bars. Music on the piano and victrola with singing was enjoyed until late hour.
 Andrew Jackson was on the sick list Sunday, but is better at this writ ing.
 Annabel Bryant is suffering from an attack of tonisiIitis and had to miss school Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Daws spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Daven- port.
 Murrel Wicket and Harry Bryant motored to Olmstead to singing Sun day afternoon. Of course they had a lovely time, but had trouble cranking their car.
 Fla Snow spent Saturday night with Louise Bryant and Louise re- turned the visit Sunday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Fisk motored out from the city Monday night. MT. and Mrs. Bryant went over to their home with them to vaccinate some sick hogs, he having four sick hogs. Quite few people are complaining of having sick hogs.