The Harrison times., 1917-02-24
PERSONAL MENTION
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS,
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Whitney.
W. H. Lewis spent a few days at
Jasper this week.
DIR. ]. E. Andrews made a hurried
trip to Yellville and Rush this week
Woodland Heights school gave a
Washington entertainment last (Fri-
day. night.
Mrs. James E. Queen visited with
Eureka Springs relatives the first of
the week.
Marvin Wagley, of the Peoples
Bank, spent a few days this week
down the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morrow are on
Ia pleasure and business trip to Chi
cago this week.
Miss Lucille Tyson and Flavius
Ruble are home from the University
for a short stay.
Express Agent Harry Johnson is
rejoicing over the arrival of fine boy
at his home on Tuesday last.
-Harrison's basket ball teams will
contest at Marshall today with the
teams of Marshall and Leslie.
Mrs. H. H. Jackson has as her
guest this week her brother, Mr.. l. A.
Ellis, of Clarendon, Arkansas.
Chester Murphy and family left
Saturday for Boise City, Idaho, where
they expect to make their future home
-Sussky's garage has started regu-
lar auto service between Harrison and
Berkman, going at any time to suit
the travel.
Editor Diehl, of the Eureka Times
Echo, was in Harrison Tuesday to
shake hands with his numerous sub
scribers here.
j. P McReynolds suffered from
an actute attack of indigestion the
first of the week, but is able to be
around again.
EE. w. Neibling was in Harrison
this week en- route from Newton coun-
ty to China, where he has a job as.
locomotive engineer. +
Bankers r, S. Granger and F. f.
Patrick attended the meeting OF Group
Three, Arkansas Bankers Association,
at Silioam Springs this week.
Reports from orchardists through
out the section say that so far our
peaches are safe. In most orchards
the promise is for an abundant crop.
Mrs. Ida Bardwell is in St Louis
this week looking up spring stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Doy Clark returned
Tuesday from their wedding tour to
the west.
S. 8. Denton, Of Alpena, visited
with Harrison friends Monday on his
return from Omaha. He reports bust
ness conditions unusually good in
West Boone.
Mrs. Paul McReynolds has as her
guests her mother. Mrs. B. A. Clark
and her sister. Mrs. Margaret Under
wood from Greenfield, Mo. Mrs Nc
Reynolds entertained few friends in
formally on Wednesday in their honor.
A car of free lead from the mines
operated by Isaac Kilgore, near Ponca
City, was shipped from this point yes
terday. 1t approximated fifteen tons
which, at the market price OF s123
per ton, will bring over S1,S00, or rep
resent a net earning for the mine Of,
$1,000 in two weeks.
The general merchandise stock OF
Riley B. Cecil, on the southwest cor
ner, was sold this week to Nicholson
& Sons, the South side grocers, who
have consolidated it with their other
stock, giving them now neat gen
eral store. Mr.. Cecil retires from
business for the present,
Hon. Il. G. Mitchell has been sug-
gested as delegate at large from this
congressional district to the Constitu-
tional Convention this fall. He has
superior qualifications and Is OF just
the character of the men who should
make up the convention,