The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-06-20
PERSONAL.

After several months in Okla
homa Perry Parker IS At home
again
Mrs. Chas. Greene, r. aid
family, of Stisler, Oklahoma, are
visiting with relatives and friends
Mrs. Lee Kirby who has been
on a visit TO her father, Dr. b j.
Vance, tor a month has returned
home
Miss Izora Scott of Forrest
Green, Maryland, is here visiting
with Mrs, J. o. Nicholson and DR..
l. Kirby.
Mrs. B. I. Mccormick, who
has been visiting her daughters
in Oklahoma and Texas, returned
Thursday.
Frank, I year old child OF ", K,
Brown of Lick Branch was thrown
from horse on the 18th and quite
seriously hurt,
Manager Michel, of the Fair,
has gone to Pettigrew for bank
rupt stock of merchandise recently |
purchased there.
Dennis Heflin, now ofTahlequah,
IOklahoma, is spending a few days
with Harrison friends after an alb
sence of seven years.
| los. X. Holt has rented the
Worthington residence in the south
part of town, and is preparing to
move to Harrison about the first OF
July
Arthur Hursh, still with the
Wells. Fargo Express Co, and at
present located at Springfield, Mo,
spent Monday with Harrison rela-
tives and friends,
\ Editor Robert Eddins OF the
Alpena Searchlight says "a fine we'll
developed three, pound son took up
his abode at our house last Sunday
morning. Quite number oil people
have called to see him.
MIR. Milan X. Orr and his bride,
nee Monti Mitchell arrived here last
Saturday, and have been enjoying
a visit with the BRIDES parents,
Judge and Mrs L g. Mitchell be-
fore departing for their future home
in New Mexico.
C. A. Hurd, resident of Harrl-
! son five years ago but now a pros
porous manufacturer OF automobiles
at Long Island City, New York,
4. is here for visit with friends and
, 20 look after lands he owns in
| Newton county,
For the second time, and with
the usual pleasure, the Times an
nounces the marriage OF our former
= High School principal, Prof l.. II
: Potts, to Miss Oman Mccormick at
, their home in Frederick Oklahoma
We claim no credit as prophet or
j the strength OF our premature an
B.. nouncement OF this happy event
: but consider the result somewhat II
the nature of a vindieation. Doubt
less they are popular III their new
t home, but they will have no more
= sincere well.wishers than their null
y titude of friends in oil Arkansas,
Layton were naI rfeu--rI.-.4. ..-..-,.
r Ark, at high noon Wednesday, Tun,
=, 10th. The ceremony was performe,
q at the Methodist Church by Rev
T. John Womack, the brides pastor
J. The chancel had been translormeC
into a bower of green and White
: the entrance being carpcted with
! cape jasmine. Suspended from the
leaty covering was an immense bel
$ of old fashioned garden flowers.
a Miss Beulah Casey of Mountain
0 Home sang "The Sweetest Story
e Ever Told while the friends were
a gathering Also the wedding march
was played by her skilful fingers.
r The groom was attended by Capt,
Jerry South OF Mountain Home
The ushers were Mr.. Walter LAYTON
brother of the bride, and Mr.. II. f.
C2ntrell, of Harrison.
The. maid of honor, Miss Ada
Pace, and the bridesmaid, Miss VII.
lie Layton, were gowned in princess
dresses OF sheer muslin, beautifully
trimmed with lace, and finished
with broad ribbon sashes. They
carried bouquets OF pink roses. The
graceful dignity of the one and the
sweet winsomeness of the other
paid fitting tribute to the charming
bride, who entered on the arm of
her brother. She wore an exquisite
gown OF white messaine over chit
ton and tatfeta made princess en-
tram, with bertha of Irish point
lace brought from abroad. Over all
was the hlmy veil fastened with a
wreath of orange blossoms A dia-
mond and pearl pin, the gift of the
groom, gave the finishing touch to
the beautiful costume. Her bon.
quet was of white roses.
After the ceremony reception was
given by the brides mother at the
family residence. Several tables in the
library were loaded with presents OF
silver, cut glass, china and needle.