The Harrison times., 1911-03-25
Local and Personal

"A baby girl was born to Prof.
and Mrs. G. ". Engles Monday.
Mrs. Favette Coffman came up
from Little Rock Monday night.
j. B. Harden, the well.known
produce man of Green Forest, died
last Tuesday.
Oscar Rogers is about again,
after what was feared to be an at
tack Of appendicitis.
Champion walker of the world
will speak at the Moving Picture
Show Friday night,
j. T. NJ. Crawford, of Olvey, one
of the oldest and best citizens of
east Boone, died Monday.
ECol. D. N. Fulbright was Har-
vison visitor Thursday. He says
Valley Springs is growing again.
n The stork presented Mr.. aud
Mrs. Grover Wilson with a 10
pound girl Tuesday oflast week.
Uncle Tom Kennedy has done
some much needed road work on the
steep hill on College Avenue in the
southwest part of town.
I After an extended visit his par
ents here, J. Sam Jones left Monday
to resume his business operations in
the Arkansas river valley
J Miss Maude Connerley was host
ess to the Hildegarde Club Saturday
evening last, 1t meets with Miss
Gertie Carlton this evening.
George w. Kicker, prominent
Commission man, of st. Louis, spent
Monday with Jeff Wood, looking
after the interests of the Harrison
Produce Co.
Mrs. D. S. Davis, Of Woodland
Height, entertained her friends with
an old fashioned quilting party on
Thursday. Elegant refreshments
were served.
Mat Jones, who sold his farm up
the creek last week to a Texas
party, has purchased another farm
near his former location. and will
make his home on it.
DR.. A. D. Finch returned Tues
day from Murfreesboro, Tenn,
where he purchased fine large
Spanish jack of superior stock to
add to his Prairie View Stock Farm
stud near Bellefoute.
"A fine baby boy recently came to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. GLADDEN.
in Oklahoma. Mrs. GLADDEN. was
formerly Miss Lena Cantrell of this
city, and her husband son of Joe
GLADDEN. Of this county.
Miss Marie Upton, Of Mountain
Home, will spend the summer with
her cousin, Mrs. Oza Andrews, and
is studying music here, Her sister,
Fay, will spend the summer with
her grandfather, J. O, Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seab Holt, who
have been visiting homefolks for the
past ten days, have returned to Ft.
Smith bv way of Little Rock, where
they will visit Mr.. Hollis uncle, Cas-
Cohman, and where he has business
to look after.
Mrs, Henrietta Richards, Dea-
coness evangelist, and returned
missionary from Mexico, will give a
lecture of unusual interest at the
court house Mcndav night, March
9th, on the customs, superstitions
and religions of that dark land.
Everybody invited to attend.
We refer our rea ders to the card
in this issue of L, H. Schweitzer &.
Co., Insurance This firm has been
reorganized since the lamented
death Of John A, Bunch, who was a
member of the firm. Mr.. Schweitzer
takes the Office, for which work he is
eminently qualified, both from the
standpoint of clerical ability, having
in early life qualiied by completing
a course in bookkeeping in East
mans commercial College, Of Chi
cago, and later by soliciting, which
last position he has filled for more
than thirty years, in Northwest
Arkansas, He wrote the first insur-
ance policy ever written in Harri-
son, and established the original
insurance agency, retaining some Of
thc comnnnips IN thiS dav He has