The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12

will return to Ozark February g.
 Hamburg annual New Year corln.unity social was given by the Hamburg Civic League at the school auditorium here.
 auditorium here. A large crowd at tended.
 Bradford The contractors have about finished their work on the pub lie highway here, and will turn it over to the public soon. It passes through White county to the Jackson county line. The road will be one of the best in the state.
 Russellville.-The ornamental posts for the White Way in the business section have arrived. Cables hay section have arrived. Cables have been laid and concrete bases for ths posts placed.
 Camden--Work on the new Cath ollie churh being constructed just be- low the Ouaehita hotel, on North Adams street, is going forward rapid ly. The contractors in charge are half through with the brick work. The building is being constructed of pressed brick.
 Newport-J. H. Sallee, formerly cashier of the Bank of Swifton, but YAeArfIv Vsr;4h q A~ufr a4 B~4@L&-Sns has been compelled to give up his work on account of i'll health, and has gone to ruscon, Ari., to reside.
 Oxark.-The store of Elsken Ss Schmuki at Charleston was burglar ized last week, the thieves getting away with goods valued at $275. The robbers fled in an auto.
 Jacksonville-J. W. Todd, who lives on Rout 3, claims to be the champion turnip raiser of Arkansas Fourteen of his turntps filled bushel measure, he says. Mir. Todd plans to plant 50 acres to turnips next year.
 Walnut Ridge.-According to gov ernment reports, there were 19,403 bales of cotton, counting round as half bales, ginned in Lawrence county from the crop of 1921, prior to De- cember 13, 1921, as compared with 15,13s baes ginned to December 13, 1920 aragouId.-John A. Collins has moved tol this city from Hope and soon will enter the motion picture busi- ness in Paragould. His show house will be located in the Theil building on North Pruet street.
 Ozark.-The South Franklin Coun- ty Singing Convention will convene at Lows creek, 10 miles south of here, January go.
 Rradford-Charles Mckenzie, who has been in business here for the past dwelling to Hodges & White of Den mark, who have taken charge. MT. Mckenzie will go to McRae to engage in business.
 Russellville.-Miss June Rankin of the High School received the greatest number of votes in the Chrictmas seal popularity contest and was declared the most popular Nrl in the Russell vile schools.
 Kensett.-A resolution endorsing wage proposal made recently by Fes tus J. Wade, chairman of the com mittee of stockholders of the M. and N. A. railroad, providing for resump- tion of operation of the road was adopted at meeting here. The reso. lution uraes tho union employees to ac- cept the plan which has been subnitt- ed to the United State Railroad Labor Board.
 Walnut Ridge.-Sheriff H. H. Cald- well and Deputy Sheriff c. o. Hall have filed notice of appeal from the ac- tion of Justice Wood of Hoxie in fin ing them $5 each for contempt of court County Judge Childers, who suffered similar fine, has not yet announced whether he intends to di- vest himself of s or to appeal.
 
 local postofice was blown recently and $250 was stolen. The cracksman used balck powder and the sound of the ex- plosion was heard considerable dist ance. The thieves took only cash, $20o of which belonged to w F. Nell son, retiring postmaster. Dogs were sent for from Little Rock to trail the bandits.
 Ozark.-The Nazarene church has opened revival here. The services are being conducted by the Rev. c. w. Harmon.
 Prescott.-Judge George R. Haynie has convened Nevada Circuit Court here. Prosecuting Attorney Luke F. Monroe represented the state. A light