The Harrison times., 1914-02-28
Local and Personal

our Public School will render mis-
cellaneous program at the Opera
House tonight.
Hugh Eagle and Chas Frew left
Wednesday for Fayetteville from
where they will drive to Harrison
the 1913 Buick automobile for
which Mr., Eagle has traded,
FOREST Clerk A. c. Christensen of
the Ozark National Forest left
Harrison last Saturday for Ft,
Smith, from there he took a trip
over the lower end of the Ozark
Forest.
All Democratic candidates for
office in this county complied with
the requirements of the Central
Committee in filing their declara.
tion March Oath and none failed to
get their names on the ticket.
!. M. Smith, of Frederick Okla
homa, visited with his mother Mrs,
S. J. Smith, and sister Miss Nellie,
this week on his return from st.
Louis and Chicago where he went
to buy his spring stock Of dry goods.
Y Harold and Wayman Bridges
have constructed at their home in
Pine Street a toy railroad with such
skill and ingenuity that their friends
predict that they will in the future
become famous in the mechanical
world.
Coy r. Cantrell of Lead Hill
who has been visiting in Harrison
returned home Tuesday, He will
come back to Harrison within a
week or two and will be connected
with the electrical shop of Taylor
Brothers.
Mrs. Sada Bunch McClary,
accompanied by Miss Katherine
Shelby and John Campbell went
over to Lead Hill Tuesday to see
Mrs, McClary's niece, the little
daughter of Mrs. AvoCantrell there,
They returned Wednesday.
William Keith returned Monday
from a trip over eastern Oklahoma
and and western Arkansas, Mr..
Keith was interested IN the case Of
little Catherine Winters, the kidnap.
ped daughter Of Or W, A, Winters,
but gave up the matter when he
heard Of the supposed finding of the
child at Huntsville, |
Francis Keifer, Supervisor Of the
Ozark National Forest here, return.
ed 70 Harrison Wednesday from Ft,
smith, where he addressed the an.
nual meeting Of the Northwest Ark
ansas horticultural Society on the
subject of forestry, illustrating the
talk with lantern slides, He also
visited the lower parts Of the Ozark
Forest,
Rev. A. NJ. Grain, missionary Of
the Crooked Creek Baptist Associ-
alton, will fill the pulpit at the Bap.
tist church tomorrow morning and
night, He goes next week 20 West
ern Grove 20 arrange for q revival
meeting, The 9th Sunday meeting
for March will be held with Sugar
Loaf church, FIVE miles west Of Lead
Hill,
Edgar Barnhill, of Marshall,
Mo, was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday looking over properties
in which he is interested, near
Omaha, While here he visited the
family Of Town Hopper who is a re.
latiyc of Mrs, Barnhill, and also
spent some time with Burton Bunch
and Mrs, lmogene Bunch Bryan
whom he knew in college at
Marshall
About 500 volumes Of the libra.
ry Of the Ozark National Forest
with headquarters here are being re.
arranged and new indiees prepared
bv Forest Examiner X, S Wallace
under the direction Of Forest Super
visor Francis Kiclcr, The library
consists of text books, government
reports on forestry and closely allied
subjects, such as surveying, high.
way engineering, structural engin'
eering agriculture and other sub.
ects, and the books are circulated
rs required or requested among the
workers in the field
The ladies Of every rural district
which is supplied through various
agencies in Harrison, will have no
trouble in finding new spring hats
at the local stores this season if the
great number of millinery crates re-.