The Harrison times., 1911-11-25
Local and Personal

III during the past week, but is re-
ported some better to-day
-Harrison's Opera House has let
the contract for a double heating
plant Of Waterbury variety.
Cement sidewalk has Just been
laid west of the residence of Capt,
J. T. Hopper on Pine Street.
Mr. and Mrs Will Moore and
two little sons visited Mrs, Moore's
mother, Mrs Sarah Albright, last
Sunday,
B. J, Stalkup has returned from
Oklahoma and located on farm
near the head of Bear Greek He
says he is home to stay,
The Christian Sunday school en-
joyed a candy pulling last night, at
the residence of Dr. J, J. Johnson, on
Vine Street in the north part of town,
Rev Burgess Of Berryville, will
preach at the Christian Church on
Sunday, Fovember Goth, at ! a, m
and 7;30 p. m. Come and hear him
B, F, Slaglc has purchased the
residence Of the late +, Hodge and
moved to it, Mrs. Hodge will con-
tinue to occupy it with them for
awhile
MIR, and Mrs WI Snapp, and
four children, Of Bellefonte, have
been visiting at the home of Mrs,
Snaps parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Holt lately,
Mr.. and Mrs, |, X, Tanner are
in from Chester, Mo, on visit to
Mrs. Tanners sister, Mrs c, H.,
Dewey They expect to leave soon
for Oregon,
"A Maryland woman has goose
that was given her when she was
twenty.one years old, Lots of peo-
pie still have the goose they got on
their wedding day.
Mrs, Verde Neill has purchased
80 acres of the old Tyson farm on
the old Cottonwood road two and
a half miles north Of town, from
Capt ], T, Hopper,
Alma Lucille Tye, infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, viii ], Tye, died
on last Friday, at the age of one
month, The bereaved parents have
the sympathy Of all.
DIR. Hodgen Kirby and bride,
formerly Miss Gladys Manning, of
Little Rock, spent the first of the
week visiting his parents here, Mr..
and Mrs, l., Kirby and other relot-
ives and friends
Master Joseph w, Kirby enter
tanned his cousins, Lillian, Henry
and Virginia Kirby; and Norma,
Charles William, and John Worth
ington, at dinner Saturday last, at
the home of his father, DR., Frank
Kirby, in the south part Of town, in
honor of his third birthday
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society
will give a food sale on Wednesday
afternoon, November Goth, at Mes.
danes Armitage & Bakers Millinery
Store on Stephenson Avenue, Come
and buy some good cakes, pies, etc,
for your Thanksgiving dinner, Any
one wishing specialties can, by tele-
phoning in time to Mrs, II, d. Glass
or Mrs A, Walters, get prices and
choice of food,
"A party at Leslie is offering for
sale to the Boone County Conleder.
ate Associations what is alleged TO
be n genuine tin-type photograph of
President Jefferson Davis, in IN ex'
eellent state Of preservation, The
price asked is S25, This picture was
brought from Iowa, and is supposed
to be one of those missing from Mrs
Davis album, which was taken from
her trunk when the family was cap
tured at the close of the war, and
years afterward was found in Iowa,
rihed of part of its contents and re-
turned to her,
-George Hayden, the 6.yeor-old
son of n Mr, Hayden, who lives in
the southwest part of town, was
golloping a mule up Vine Street on
Saturday last; rs he passed the resi-
denee of Hiram Sutter6eld, the mule