The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-05

her brother LII SteidleY at 6reen
AForest.
1.-THE Christian Church ladies are
arranging for their annual Bazaar
on the 18th inst.
George c. Campbell now of
Little Rock is visiting relatives and
old friends here this week
The Citizens Bank reports a
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollar in
crease in its deposits last month
Z Mrs. E. NJ. Hauhold returned
"Wednesday after two weeks visit
to her old home at Parsons, Kansas.
Walter Cecil is preparing to open
a Grocery store on Stevenson Ave,
just across the street from Crump'
ler's.
-Crump Kirby, Claude Petit,
Berry Holt, and Maude Watkins,
students at the State University at
Fayetteville, visited home folks on
Thanksgiving.
Miss May, daughter of DR., ohm
Bolinger, of Lead Hill, was married
on the I'd, to Edmund Organ, of
Beaumont, Texas, where they will
make their future home.
Friends OF Charley Graves in
Harrison have already made up a
purse of over $50 to aid in his de-
tense for the recent shooting OF his
brother-in-law at Muscogee.
The Ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church will hold their
annual Bazaar and usual good
supper at the Hopper building on
the afternoon and evening of Dec.
11th.
The Twentieth Century Club
will meet with Mrs Patterson Oh
the tenth. A very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and it is
hoped all members will be present at
that time.
Many a base insinuation and
idle GOSSIP may best be treated with
dignihed silence, thereby letting the
character be its own indicator. To
take up a stone to throw at every
barking dog is usually a waste of
time.
Mrs Maud Foster, who has
been visiting home folks for a couple
of weeks, returned to her home at
Argentine, Kansas, to-day. She was
be accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Z. W. Murphy, who may spend the
winter there.
Next to the wife beater comes the
horse beaten, and it is to be regretted
we have one or two in this commun-
ity. A horse is the most noble and
faithful OF animals and the man who
would abuse his horse has some
thing lacking in his manhood.
John Murphy, who sold his farm
north of town last week through
the Glass Realty Co. to W. II. Price
for $4,000, this week purchased for
$1,000 the Worthington residence,
IN the Clifford Addition, and has
moved to it.
Prof. G. 6. Greaver, associate
professor of English at the State
University, and wife, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays visiting
his sister, Mrs. John H. Roy.
Frof Greaver is an old Boone coun-
ty boy, being the son of Capt, w. A.
Greaver, formerly OF Lead Hill.
Hon, L. L. Coffman, State Land
Commissioner, came up from Little
Rock Monday for a week with rela-
tives and old Boone county friends.
He has made a good record as Land
Commissioner. and will probably
be a candidate tor the State Treas
urership next election.
Miss Pearl Ruble entertained the
Culture Club with a Leap year
party on Friday evening of last
week. A large gathering of Harri-
son young people were on hand, and
enjoyed every feature OF the program
which included music, Rotations,
and a delightful little three course
lunch.
The Moving Picture entertain
ments at our Armory Opera House
every evening by the Idle Hour Co.,
are of superior merit. and deserve
the patronage of Harrison people
This is one class of amusement that
we have Just as good in every re-
spect as the largest cities, and the
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