The Harrison times., 1917-06-30

we'll under way, and the dust NUS
ance will soon be abolished for this
season.
The Central Meat Market has a
new leather covered sanitary meat
wagon for the transportation of It's
meats this summer
With the aid OF electric lights
the cement workers ON the O'Neal
building have been pushing their oD-
erations day and night.
Mrs. May Crews Bryant returned
to Joplin Sunday after a Pheasant Wis
it with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
w. Crews. Miss Zayda Crews accom-
panied her home for a weeks stay.
DR.. d. f. Evans and wife went to
Capps last Sunday and added over a
hundred dollars to the Red Cross
fund. The doctor thinks Capps Is
one of the biggest little towns Ji the
state.
>-Chancery court the first OF the
week disposed of considerable rou-
tine business and adjourned until
September 1st. SO far during the
year 1917 twenty-five divorces have
been granted.
Sherman Bleyins of White Oak
had a runaway with his binder Tues
day in the course of which he had
three of his left ribs broken and was
otherwise somewhat injured He is
still in a rather critical condition.
AT the medical examination Of
Co. NJ, Second Arkansas Regiment,
last Saturday 10 men were passed;
60 more are to be examined and the
company is practically full, and ready
for service.
Ted Hines returned this week
from Pitcher, Oklahoma, where he has
his new lumber business well in shape
He will move his family next week to
Columbus, Kansas, and is offering his
fine home here for sale cheap
Editor J. L. Russell returned on
Tuesday after near a month spent in
visiting Boston and other eastern
points; Mrs. Russell will extend her
visit two weeks longer. Besides a
season of enjoyment much out of the
ordianry, Mr.. Russell has accumulat-
ed an unusually large supply of good
things to tell about,
Z Weather conditions throughout
North Arkansas are ideal, and have
been so throughout the season. The
biggest and best crops ever grown in
this section are assured. Now that
harvesting is on the farmers great
trouble is to secure hands to help
him. In many instances this is i'm
possible and he must struggle along
as best he can.
The Twentieth Century Club met
June IA, at the home of Mrs. Allison
who proved to be such a delightful
hostess that the club members and
guests present were very reluctant
in disbanding. Roll call was answer
ed to by Current Events. The pro-
gram was varied, interesting and
short, after which lively social hour
was enjoyed and dainty refreshments
served The club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Bardwell.
According to our information last
week Harrison was to lose John P.
Davis in the deal made for the Berry
vile Wholesale Grocery business, but
Sam Cecil, also connected with the
new company, was to remain a citi-
zen of Harrison and take care Of the
business to the eastward, 1t seems
however, that Mr.. Cecil will also re
move to Berryville, and we are to lose
both these enterprising young men
and their families-a distinctive loss
to the town socially as well as in
business way. But we congratulate
Berryville.
-Flattery, kisses and cooking
that's what bald head wants from
Chicken"
Its no disgrace to stub your toe
The disgrace lies in not getting up and
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