The Harrison times., 1917-07-21
Miss Irene Haines, OF Pierce City.
Mo-, is visiting her cousin, Mrs l.. NJ.
Rose. ig, sTta ~

Notice the announcement Of +. p.
Greenhaw in this issue He has money
TO loan, both ON town and farm prop
erty.
Thomas Newman went to Eureka
Springs Yesterday to reinforce the
Concert Band of that city for a few
days.
Con Medley, the capable young
manager Of the Confederate mines, of
Searcy county, had business in Har-
rison Thursday
DIR. Perry V. Wagley, of this coun.
ty has been commissioned a lieuten,
ant in the Medical Corps of the Sec
ond Arkansas Regiment.
The grocery store Of John l.
WorthingtOn, Jr, closed this week,
the stock being purchased and bust
ness absorbed by the Holt Grocery Co.
Troy Pace, now attorney for the
Missouri Pacific railroad, with head
quarters at Little Rock. has been here
this week assisting the prosecuting at
tOrney in the Evatt murder case.
|. Arch Jones this week purchased
a half interest in the Jones livery
stable and, together with his uncle,
c. L. Jones, will continue the business
under the name of Jones & Jones.
Ben Roberts, son of w. S. Rob-
ehts auditor of the NJ. & n A. road,
is seeking admission to the Aviation
corps, and went to Fort Sam Houston.
Texas, this week to take the examina-
ton.
Quite a good deal of vaccinating
against smallpox is being done in or
| der to comply with the Arkansas State
Board of Health's regulation requiring
scholars to undergo this little ordeal
prior to entering school.
Several of our young men who
went to Yellville Thursday to the in
spectiOn Of the Motor Truck Company
say the inspecting officer compliment
ed them on the appearance and char
acter of the men enlisted.
Boone county's suffragettes be-
gan the study of the correspondence
| course of equal suffrage at the Book
Club Library last Saturday. The Sec
| ond meeting of this organization will
be held next Saturday at 2:90 p. m.
Chief Claim Agent d. j. Williams,
Of the Missouri and North Arkansas
railroad, retires this week to devote
his attention to his plantation in
Woodruff county. Harrison will re-
gret very much to lose this estimable
family.
Rev Holloway, of the NJ E.
Church, South, has been absent this
week conducting series of meetings
at Bellefonte. He will conduct SER
vices at his church tomorrow morning,
and in the evening the Epwortb league
will give a special missionary pro-
gram. .o..r .... a....
Mrs. Carl Bingham and son, Har-
| old, have returned from visit with
| friends and relatives in Chicago, Oma-
ha and Kansas City. AS her guest,
since returning, she has Mrs. Andrew
Oates and son, John Rollins, of Area
dia, Kansas, and Miss Myrtle Bing-
ham, of Mead, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Glass returned
last week from Harrison, where they
purchased a nice residence property,
and will move to it about the first of
August, For a number of years Mr.
Glass was cashier of the Bank Of
Yellville, and was considered one of
the best business men of the town.
We sincerely regret losing this good
family from Yellville.-Yellville Echo
"A splendid demonstration in the
interest of the local Red Cross move
ment was given Tuesday evening in
the court park. The parade was one
of the prettiest of the year, including
all of Harrison's military organiza-
tions, and the address by Hon. Troy
Pace gave much needed information
concerning the nature and scope of the
movement, 1t is planned to have a
regular chapter instead of an auxiliary
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