The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-07-18
PERSONAL

ing his parents this week.
Miss Kathleen Garvin is visiting
friends at Eureka Springs.
Mrs John Huff, OF Fit Smith, is
visiting friends and relatives here
this week,
p. r. Michel aud family left
Thursday for a months camp on
Sulphur mountain.
VIM. Parr and family are rusti-
eating with the Sulphur Mountain
rusticators this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A !. Walters are
enjoying two weeks outing on
Sui phur mountain.
It. NJ. Cory, who has been visit
ing his wife and mother, will return
to Little Rock, Sunday.
Mrs. T, II. Weldon, who has
been visiting her father here, b, G
Andrews, returned to Lebanon, Kan
sas, Thursday,
Miss Mai Armendt, daughter of
Dr. l., G. Armendt, of Greensboro,
KY, is visiting the family of DR. S.
Sims, this week.
Rev. X. W. McMasters, who has
resigned the pastorate of the NJ Z,
Church here, will preach his farewell
sermon tomorrow.
DIR, |. D Wagner and wife, of
Selma, California. are visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs, RUDE
McCurry, of Alpena
Mrs, &, ]. Crump, of Harrison,
is on the program OF the Beleionte
reunion, tor a paper entitled; THE
Men Who Wore the Gray"
Congressman ], c. Floyd preach
ed an eloquent sermon Wednesday
evening to the Laymans' Meeting,
on THE Mission of the Church
Mrs. c. W. Haynes and daugh-
ter. Irene, of Pierce City, Mo, have
been visiting Mrs Haynes parents,
Mr. and Mrs W. II Clark this week
Misses Laura, Ethel and Carrie
FELTON,, who have been visiting at
the home of Senator J. Sam Row
land, left for Valley Springs the first
of the week
Mrs. E c. Ross is visiting rela.
tives at Wichita, Kansas, and Car
thage and Springfield, Mo, this
week. Corbell Cotton has charge
OF the store during her absence.
Jos, and Harry Basore, now of
southern Washington, spent several
days this week visiting old Harri.
son friends. They are prosperous
and contented in their Western
home.
Mrs. Lucy M. Hull, accompanied
by her children, Howard, Lillian and |
Lex arrived from Oklahoma last Sat.
urday, to spend the summer with |
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Cory,
c, l.. Coffey, of Stettler, Canada,
came in last week for a months
visit to old friends here. Over two
years ago the Coffey colony left us
for the far northwest, and while at
hrst they suffered many hardships,
they are now prosperous aud con
tented and own splendid farms in a
remarkably productive country
Perry Andrews came in Sunday |
from Little Rock, returning the next |
day. He was much grieved at the
death and burial of his mother with
out an opportunity of being here
BY some unaccountabe error the
telegram sent concerning her death
never reached him at all, and he
learned Oft through other sources
too late to reach here for the fun
eral
Grover Baker, of Fayetteville,
after graduating in the class OF OF,
and working for one year for the
Alabama Consolidated Iron and |
Coal Co. at Birmingham Ala, as
Electrician, has just taken six
months course in the Government
training school at Mare Island, and
won high grades in civil service ex-
animation, receiving appointment
as electrician in the T. S Navy He
was assigned to duty on the Battle
Ship Virginia, of the Atlantic feet,
which sailed the 18th inst, for its
great cruise around the world.
Mr., Baker is a nephew of our towns,
man, P. c. Maggard, also of Mrs.
Bias Paker, and Mrs. Fannie Whit
ten. From early childhood he was
of very studious thoughtful dispo-
sition. and we'll merits the honors
he has won. !