The Harrison times., 1920-05-08

the project.
Mrs. ]. p. McReynolds left today
for a weeks visit at Springfield, Mo.
Hugh Coffman came in Saturday
from Muskogee, Okla, to accompany
home his wife and son Sunday.
W. J. Harrellson is preparing to
move from the Glines Addition to the
Welch property on south Cherry st.
Mrs. Oscar Capps is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Edward
Sharp, below Bellefonte,
Mrs. Walter Petit returned Sat
urday from a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Speer, at Poteau,
Ok.
A bill to coin seven-cent and eight
cent pieces has been Introduced in
congress. The author must be under
the impression that such coins arr
lgrge enough to buy something.
Miss Eva Curle, who has been at
tending the agricultural college at
Russellyille, and has been visiting
since it closed a week ago at Fort
Smith and Springdal., arrived home
yesterday
Judge f. G. Mitchell IS spending
tie week at Mountain View. He ex-
poets to be back Saturday,
Miss Eva Smith is spending the
week with her grandmother near Val
ley Springs.
Robert Scott Krebs, of Olvey, was
in Harrison yesterday to attend Chan
Gerry Court,
-Osie Wilson will leave Thursday
or Friday for Little Rock to attend
the state meet.
William Snodgras has sold his
farm on the Bergman road, about 4
miles north of town.
Eli Wages has returned to Zinc
after a first of the week visit to Har-
rison.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Garner went to Ever
ton Sunday to attend her father Da-
vid Johnson, who is sick
Watson Carroll, of Wichita Falls
Texas. who has been visiting Harrison
friends lately, went to Olvey Sunday
to visit her mother Mrs, Olvey.
The new plate glass window for
tbe front of the Tyson Mercantile Co.
has been installed giving that store
an up.todate appearance.
Miss Lizzie Holt returned nome
Tuesday from Bonneville where she
has been for the past few months ior
treatment. Her many friends Will be
glad to know that her stay has prov
en- very beneficial to her.
-Nessrs. Clarence McGinn, Rex
Slower, Blake and James Smith, Burl
Price. and Misses Mary Marguerite
Harlin, Martha Greene, Katherine
Frew, Lillian Kirby and others will
Leave for Little Rock today to attend
the state school meet,
Mail will be taken from the ooN
on the corner by the postotl'ce at
4 A. m. for the north bound motor car
which leaves at a, m. Postmaster
Brooks reports about half as much
mail handled each day on the motor
as now is carried on the passenger
train
Miss Lola Valentine left Monday
for a visit to her Sister ia Texas
DR.. r. NJ. Calden, of Galena, NO.
was a late business visitor to various
parts of the country
Mrs. Florence Parkinson Marun,
of Wisconsin, is here on a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, o, l.. Parkinson
Mrs. II. p. Mitchell is preparing
to leave the last of the week for an
extended visit to North Missouri
FLOYD Hillhouse has gone to ac'
cept a position at Muskogee with the
Midland Valley Railway
II. Il. Miburn is preparing to
leave for ST. Louis Sunday to attend
wholesale grocers' convention,
"A so cent bounty is offered by the
authorities for every crow or hawk
killed and in addition Is, l.. Dunno has
offered 20 shells free to any boy who
will kill one OF these birds on Wood
land Heights,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Leuder
have written Harrison friends from
their present home at Stark CITY, Mo-
Of the death of their dmonths-old