The Harrison times., 1911-07-15
Local and Personal

Forest, visited Harrison friends this
week.
&c. F. Maynard, the we,i-known
Veterinary, of Batesville, will be
here next week.
Miss Willard Worthington, of
Fort Smith, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs, Frank Kirby.
Mrs. Eva Parker has just COM
pleted a handsome picket fence about
her residence property.
Mrs. Eva Dickey is having some
stone underpinnirg done and other
improvements made on her residence.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. Kismer, of Lon
oke, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Kismer's uncle, J. B. Eagle, of Belle
fonte.
Mrs F. G. Mitchell left Wednes-
day for a couple of week visit to
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. X. Orr, IN
Idaho,
Miss Mona Campbell, Of St,
Louis; is ENJOYING a months vaca-
ton at the home of her father, o. W.
Campbell.
Mrs. Will Henry and children,
who have been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Hathcock, returned to
Berryville Tuesday.
Roscoe Lovett, of Oak Grove,
departed last OF the week for Sc
attic, Wash, where he has a posi-
ton in a machine shop.
! The new Farmers Bank put its
elegant furniture in place at its
building, north side of the square,
this week and is open for business.
\ Geo. K. Sims, who has been
teaching music at Gainesville, Texas,
arrived Thursday to spend the sum-
mer with with his father, DR., ]. L.
Sims.
Misses Llta and Drena Johnson,
Iwho have been attending school in
Chicago, are at home to spend the
summer with their parents, four
miles east of Harrison,
The protrarted meeting at the
Christian Church closed Wednesday
evening Rev. Lockhart preached
many splendid sermons during the
meeting and made a host of warm
friends in Harrison.
Miss Mary Sue Greene entertain
ed number of her young friends
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
fourth birthday, Elegant refresh
ments were served, and the young
hostess received many beautiful
presents,
\ George X. Wycoff, G! Madison,
INeb., who recently purchased the
A Myers farm east of town, and the
Berry farm on Ham Flat, in Marion
county, was in this week to look at
his purchases. He will return to
make his home in Arkansas early in
1.-THE fall.
\ -Messrs X. M. Koen and Will
Glass, now in the express service at
St. Louis, are spending the week
with relatives here and at Bellefonte.
They want us to extend their SYM
pathy to friends who are cooped up
in the "wilds of st, Louis" while
they are enjoying the fishing and
bathing opportunities of White
River and Buffalo Creek.
Wesley Lovett, formerly of Oak
Grove, now of Durant, Oklahoma,
came in Monday for an extended
visit. He was one of the early set
tiers of this country, and a member
of the first Confederate regiment or
ganized i'll this part of the state, but
has been away from Boone county
for nineteen years He reports crops
in Oklahoma suffering very much
from lack of rain.
I-Messrs. {. c. Randel and NJ.
Powell, of Edmond, Oklahoma, re-
turned to their home Wednesday
after investigation of the merits OF
our town and country. They will
return within ten days with several
Others who will be associated with
them in business, to make their home
here. 1t is their intention to make
; Harrison headquarters for a state
Agency of several standard Fire, Life
and Accident insurance companies
: ann also operate a Real Estate ex'
. change They have already engag-