The Harrison times., 1911-06-24
Some fine showers this week.

Miss Pearl Cochran, of Paris,
Ark, is visiting Miss Lillian Eott
this week.
Alvin Jones, manager of the Fair
store at Leslie, visited with Harri-
son relatives last Sunday.
Rex Worthington came from
Fort Smith the first of the week to
spend the summer in Harrison.
Miss Maude Watkins left Thurs
day for Joplin, Mo-, where she will
visit her aunt, Mrs Burt Clendenin.
Roscoe Lovett, of Oak Grove,
is home from Seattle, Wash, where
he has been working in a machine
shop,
-Harrison's Masonic Lodge will
hold a semi-public installation this
evening on the lawn at the Park
Hotel.
Prof. O. X. Fullerton, Of Valley
Springs, will sing at Oak Grove Sat
urday night and Sunday. EVERYBODY
invited
The special school election last
Saturday resulted in the election of
Dr. L. Kirby as director for the next
three years.
Mrs Will Denton, and daughter,
Miss Oman, of Carrollton, spent
last week in Harrison, returning
home Saturday.
OF course Harrison will celebrate
the 4th and all our friends who
come to celebrate with us may look
for a good time.
H. c. King, of San Antonio, Tex
as, spent last Friday visiting his
mother here and incidently meeting
many old Harrison friends.
Albert Jones, who has Just re-
turned from course at the Spring
field Business College, has taken a
place as book-keeper with the Citi-
zen S Bank
The merchants of the city are
urged to decorate their store fronts
in keeping with the +th of July and
premium Of $40 will be given for the
best decorations.
Mrs. Maggie Jamison-Dillard-
Hastings Professionalism, with her
four children, left Tuesday for Joplin,
Mo-, where she will Join Mr.. Marlin
and make their future home.
1t is likely that the recent or
dinance of our town council, comm
ing the COWS of the town, will be
rendered imperative by resort to
the new Referendum law. 1t is
claimed that a large majority of our
people oppose it.
Strange as it may seem there are
a few subscribers 70 the TIMES who
have not responded to statements
sent them the first of the year. They
will probably not be surprised if,
after waiting six months, we get
busy with them between now and
the 4th.
DIR. F. A. Allen, eye specialist Of
Chicago, who is spending the sum-
mer at Eureka Springs, will be at
the Midway Hotel, Tuesday, June
9th. All those whose eyes are
causing them trouble, or require the
use of glasses, are invited to call and
consult him.
-Hindbrool Bros, who have been
operating our Airdome the past
month, suddenly disappeared Mon
day night leaving number of cred
itors to mourn their departure,
They had been making money in
Harrison and there was no reason
but dishonesty for their action,
Little Josie Frank Glass, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Guy Trimble, is here from
Harrison visiting Mrs NJ. Y, Moore
and Miss Vance. She came over
with Dr. aud Mrs. Vance, who are
en- route to California, Josie Frank
never misses the companionship of
children when in the home of her
present hostesscs, who have carried
with them to womanhood the JOY
and sweetness ofchildhood. Eureka
Times Echo.
On Saturday night about ten
o o'clock some miscreant threw
stone from across the street smash
ing the large glass in the front of
Cr,,,nla,.'s Ronk orI Music Store