Local notices and movements in Prescott and nearby towns
J F Morris visits Hope. T C McRae in Texarkana. W W Tompkins transacting business in Hope. Fresh raisins nuts and currants at Howard Terry's, phone 200. Mrs M M Teal to sell goods at cost for season. Douglas Brooks takes night operator job at Walnuto Lake. Mrs W W Rice to Camden for Federation of Women’s Clubs reception. Nevada Lodge 208 LOC to meet 7 30 pm in Clark building for officer election and initiatory work. Methodist bazaar at Mrs Dan Pittman's home opens about 1 pm tomorrow. Jasoy Mitchell of New Albany Indiana visits Prescott to review farming. Indiana crops poor last year. Fresh Allegrette candy at Arnolds. RK Arnold notes fresh shipment. Mrs Louella Moncrief offers fall and winter hats at reduced prices. Fresh fruit and nut sale at Howard Terry's, phone 200. Brick laying starts on Hamby building. rapid progress. A H Evans moves to East Second street home of T C Morgan. Rev W A Steel, new Prescott Methodist minister, arrives tomorrow and asks members at prayer meeting. Rev T D Scott travels to Texarkana to arrange family residence. Texarkana church lacks parsonage but rent-free house provided. The News prints New Year cards for BG Woodford of Ozark Diamond Mining Co. Africa-bound cards feature Mrs Woodford and children. cards mailed today. about 30 days to reach South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Scott
Texarkana
Woodford
South Africa
Ozark Diamond Mining Co
Bemis
Kimberly Mines
Resignation of Texarkana pastor shocks local readers
Rev Nathaniel Jacks pastor of Central Christian church resigns after three years. The official board accepted the resignation following the regular service yesterday. In Texarkana there is widespread regret among church members and townspeople for the loss of a respected leader. A second item reports the death of Louis Kosminsky a Marshall resident at Pine and Fifth streets. He was the son of Mr and Mrs M Wosminsky and a brother of Dr Kosminsky. He lived in Texarkana most of his life and his death is deeply mourned by many friends locally and elsewhere.
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Nathaniel Jacks
Central Christian Church
Texarkana
Brother Jacks
Louis. Kosminsky
Marshall
Pine and
Fifth Streets
M. Wosminsky
Dr. Kosminsky
Alll
Arkansas Brick pays 5000 on Urquhart estate farm
$5000 was paid into the state treasury toward the Urquhart estate purchase of the Loncomb county penitentiary farm. Total original price was $140,000. $108,000 has been paid to date. A further $5,000 remains unpaid from the $40,000 legislative appropriation, with no additional funds until a new appropriation is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Brick and Manufacturing Company
W. T. Mieser
Urquart
Loncom County
Urquhart
Urquhart Estate
Welcome Sunshine Over Laneburg as Rain Clears
Laneburg notes sunny spell after heavy rain. Mrs. Garrett ill. Mrs. Dee Erwin moved to Dr. Nelms and Mr. Duke's former home. Mr. Lum ey returns nearby. James Thompson to leave town soon. Earl Orr at Bodcaw school joined W O W camp Saturday. School progress steady. Thanksgiving not dismissed. all pupils making good work. Visitors came to the school. Literature class enjoys Enoch Arden. Sunday school small with rain in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneburg
Garrett
Dee Erwin
Dr. Nelms
Mr. Duke
T. H. Duke
Prescott
Mr. Lumey
James Thompson
Earl Orr
Bodcaw
Enoch Arden
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Baker Drugstore
J. F. Morris
Hope
T. C. McRae
W. W. Tompkins
Howard Terry
Douglas Brooks
Walnuto Lake
W. W. Rice
Camden
Federation of Women's Clubs
Nevada Lodge
Clark New Building
Dan Pittman
Jasoy Mitchell
New Albany
Ind
Mr. Mitchell
Indiana
Arnolds
RK. P. Arnold
Louella Moncrief
Hamby
A.H. Evans
T. C. Morgan
East Second Street
W. A. Steel
Bibles
Nevada County
Adam Guthrie
Albert
Buchanan
Stainton
News OF
Christy
Hesterly
White Bros
Bank of Prescott
T. C. McRae, Jr
W. B. Waller