The Harrison times., 1911-06-10

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their Newton county farm.
Mrs. c. NJ Patterson, of Web
ster Grove, Mo, has been visiting
Harrison friends this week.
"A. W. Patrick has leased the old
Smile Mill, in the east part of town,
and will put it in commission again.
Mrs Jno. H. Coffman went to
Cartervile, Mo, this week for a
visit with her daughter Mrs. Lou
Ingram.
Mrs. Will Henry and children, of
Berryville, visited at the home of
DR.. A. NJ. Hathcock from Friday till
Tuesday,
Misses Laura and Lorena Camp
bell, who have been attending school
at Springfield, Mo-, are at home for
the summer.
Mrs. Fannie Thomas, of Bates
vile, Ark, is the guest of w. H..
Price and family, who lives north
west Of Harrison.
Miss Myrtle Sanders, of Fay
etteVille, has arrived in the city to
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. John p Davis,
MIR. and Mrs. Sllimon, and their
children, of Berryville, have been
spending the week at the home OF
| Judge f. G. Mitchell.
| { -Rowland's Cafe is receiving some
handsome interior decorations this
week at the hands of our artist
painters, LarimOre Brothers,
N. c. Spradling left Monday for
Fl. Smith, where he takes charge as
storekeeper and guager Of the Fl
Smith Rectifying and Distilling Co.
Mrs, w. !. Adair, a daughter OF
our townsman, !. B. Parker, was
seriously injured in a runaway near
Heavener, New Mexico, last week
Her friends here will be glad tc
know that she is out of danger.
Mrs. M. H. Trimble, and son
| Henry, of Batavia passed this week
in Harrison. They welcomed il
from Texarkana Mrs. A. NJ Arnold
Master Albert Burke and Miss Ma
ry Trimble. Miss Susie Tr;mble al
SO came in from Fayetteville.
The Circle c Ranch wild West
Show played to good crowds ii
Harrison Thursday and Friday. II
is an unusually large aggregation
for a wagon show, and while lack
ing in size, has many as clever riders
ropers, etc, as are to be found in the
larger shows.
notwithstanding considerable
vote has been coming in on the
TIMES Piano contest, the relative
standing of the contestants remains
about as announced last week, The
leaders are probably resting for q
final squirt which will make the close
the most interesting period of the
whole contest.
"A well graded front yard or lawn
planted with ornamental trees, vines
or bri, ,ht flowers, is one of the most
attractive features that can be intro
duced on a farm, and shows that the
owner has some taste and pride and
thinks life worth living. At any
rate he thinks he is enjoying life anC
every one else thinks the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Cantrel
came over from Lead Hill last week
to see their new neice, Miss Gertrude
Coyita Bunch. Mr.. Coy Cantrel
took them home in his automobile
Tuesday, returning Wednesday with
his brother, Louie Cantrell, who
will spend few days visiting here
Theyrcporta fine time, having made
the rough trip through without ac'
cident
In a great measure the CONNER.
cial standing of a town is reckoned
according to the number and value
of its business enterprises, its moral
standing, according to the number
and power of its institutions, exert.
ing a good influence as opposed to
those exerting a bad. These things
being true, it should be the intent
of the citizens of a place % encourage
such new enterprises as tend in any
way to make the place better; for a
town is greatly what its citizens
make it, nothing more and nothing
less.