The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-08-04
PERSONAL
AIRS c. B. Robinson is quite

Mrs c. B. Robinson is quit,
sick
-Robt Stafford added a new be,
to his family Wednesday.
Prof. G W Engles welcomed ;
boy to his home Monday.
Roy Milum has gone to Noun
tain Home on a short visit.
John Hays is back again afteI
an extended trip throughout OKLA
homa.
Mrs w. L. Johnson has gone to
Lowell, to visit Mr.. Iohnson's sister
Mrs. DR.. Lair who is very sick.
Arch Crump is arranging to
form law partnership with Geo
c. Crump, of Wewoka, Oklahoma.
!. b. Reynolds, of Chetopa,
kas is visiting his brother, Man
Reynolds, and may conclude to 10
cate with us.
The Womans Book Club was
royalty entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
" F. Mitchell.
S, B, Mars and family, of Troy
es,haye been spending the weel,
with his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. ]. |.
Mars. and other relatives
Married, Aug. LIST, 1906, at the
M +. Parsonage, by L. f. S. Darby,
Mr. J. I. Wilson and Miss L. q.
Manning, both of Harrison.
Little Opal, infant daughter of
MIR, and Mrs. Horace G. Chauvia.
died on tuesday last. The stricken
parents have the sympathy of all,
Mrs. Louis Torch, oil Little Rock.
who has been suffering with malar-
lal fever for week at the. Park
Hotel, is still reported in critical
condition.
Miss Nell Middleton, of Null
berry, Ark, is visiting Miss Blonde
Nicholson. They were schoolmates
at the Springfield Normal College
last year.
Mrs. Eva Dickey returned Mon.
day from an extended visit to her
ate husbands relatives in Georgia. |
Her niece, Miss Matte Dickev re-
-urned with her.
Some people marry because it is |
contagious. Others because they
ant work in single harness. But
he most marry because they fall in
owe and can't fall out.
Mrs. Thos. M, Cory and chill
rem of Little Rock. are visiting her
'arents, Mr. and Mrs Jos. Armi-
age. Mr. Cory will arrive to-mor-
ow for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Whitley, who is doing some
respect work in North Boone for
he United Zinc Co., wasin town yes
erday after some hose with which
. pump bad air out Of his mine.
~ rms veent several. several dfa Springs
rs and minerals which n NJ : n ne
Ed in the manufacture of iewelrv
III souvenirs.
Florence Parkinson, !
Iyrt!I Tenn, Blanch Stewart, Della
n Nicola Atteberry, Messrs Earl
Walker Watkins, Charles
Inter, Will Glass and Tom New y
ian, constituted merry hay-ride
arty which took moonlight lunch ,
t Wilson's Spring Tuesday night
Farmer Williams Of Watkins, is
'rtainly one of the thrifty hucksters
( this section On Wednesday last he
old one of our housewives a peck OF
caches, collected his money, and
len, to make sure of good price,
allied on her husband down town
nd had him pay the amount a
econd time. So far he seems to be
head of the game, but the next
Ime he calls at that house he NAV
ook out for warm reception,
1t makes us very tired, indeed, !
o have merchants insist onus urging
he people to trade at home and not
end away to mail order houses or
ig city stores for their goods, and
when we go around I > settle our &C
cunts have presented to us bill
ead printed away from home or re-
Give copy for an advertisement writ
en- on a letter head printed at a
hop which never trades at home.
Yes, we believe in it, but those who
nv out sc loud and persistently
hould certainly be first to set the
Example.
Our idea of good citizen, and |
we are glad there are many in this
community, is one always ready to
give according to his means, to com