The Harrison times., 1916-08-12
Local and Personal

The backbone Of thelocal drought
was washed away Wednesday.
The School Carnival, next Sat
urday will be one Of the big events OF
the season.
-HarriSon's Mail Carriers are res
splendent in the new uniforms of
Uncle Sam.
-Orville FarquharSon, the Capps
Orchardist, is shipping a car load Of
fancy apples to-day
! Miss Litta Johnson arrived this
week from Chicago for a visit with
parents and friends.
F P. Nichols and wife and Farris
Green of Ozark, Ark. are visitingA.U.
Woodruff and family.
Veterans of both Blue and'Grev
are having reunion at Green Forest
the last three days of this week.
Miss Ada Pace, of Little Rock,
is visiting Harrison friends this week
as the guest of Mrs. Ward Davis.
After couple of weeks spent min
ing in the Ponca district Stanley
Crandell is at home again for a short
rest.
Miss Ruth Clendenin enrolled at
the Springfield Business College this
week for complete course in Steno-
graphy,
H. S Price, of Fayetteville, left
for home Wednesday after several
days spent looking after Harrison
interests.
Henry Inman has re-entered the
express service and left Wednesday to
to take run on the Iron Mountain
in eastern Arkansas.
j. ]. Jefferies and wife, well
known in this city, celebrated their
Golden Wedding Anniversary at
Berryville on the Doth.
j. H. Teprell, of near BatesviIle,
found a White River pearl worth
81 800 last week and sold it to buy
er from Paris, France.
Mrs. John d. Tyson entertained
at dinner Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Clio Harper of Little Rock and Mrs,
John Mason of Searcy.
One of the Governments S2,OOO,-
600 Nitrate Plants should be built on
White River. Ideal locations are
numerous, and the White River Val
ley people should get busy.
-Cabiria is the name of a child,
whose strange salvation after cruel
perilS forms the skeleton of an intense
ly dramatic screen story, which comes
to the Lyric next Wednesday.
Trains Nos. and 2 after the 18th
will operate only between Joplin and
Georgetown. The motor between
Heber Springs and Helena willSupply
daily service on the south end.
-Messrs. F. W. Maxwell, 7. B.
Moss, Chas. Capps and John Davis
attended the big picnic at Ponca City
last Saturday and incidently took a
look at their mining interests in that
vicinity.
-Cabiria, which comes to the Lyric
next Wednesday, ranks in the very
first flight of the masterpieces of Kin
photographic art. Its catastrophe
spectacles are sublime in their beauty
and vivid realism.
"A Mountain Home correspondent
says that while out in an Auto the
first of the week Miss Mary ReduS
had a narrow escape when the mach
inc went into ten foot gulley. None
of the occupants were hurt.
| Col. VIM. P. O'Neill has home
steaded a hundred acres of Buffalo
River bottom, south of Compton, and
will build a bunglow on it soon. He
has named it O'Neill Glenn, and SAYS
it is one of the most picturesque To-
cations he has seen in all scenic Ark
ansaS.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Lent left this
morning for Carthage Mo, to attend
the wedding of Mrs Lent's sister,
Miss May Sanford to Charles Barnett.
Miss Sanford is well remembered
in Harrison, haveing visited her sister
and made many friends. They will
make their home in Carthage Mo.