The Harrison times., 1911-05-06
Local and Personal
-Tax-paying closes to-day.

Galloway, the mule buyer will
be here next Monday and Tuesday.
An adjourned term of Chancery
Court will be held here next Friday.
Mrs. E. q. Mitchell is slowly re-
covering from a two-months illness.
j. A. Nicholson's son Ray is re-
covering from an attack of pneu-
monia.
John Keener is now convalescing
from a protracted attack of pneu-
monia.
The Goth Century Club will
meet with Mrs. Clute on the after
noon of May 11th.
Judge c L, Scott, of Green For
est, has moved to his 800 acre farm
near Durham, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Arch Harris is in from
Texas on a visit to her father, Sol
Mitchell, who has been very i'll.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Crandall
arrived from Sloan Springs last
week and will make Harrison their
home once more.
"A. S Johnson, of Lowery, Ark,
has moved to Oasis, Mo. His
daughter, Miss Alice, has resumed
work in the Harrison post Office.
j O. Nicholson, after attending
the Confederate reunion at Little
Rock, is planning to take charge of
and conduct the Hensley Hotel.
DIR. H. H. Kirby was called back
to Little Rock on the 9th to per-
form surgical operation. He in
tended to remain week longer here
visiting his parents.
"a ]. Francis and son, of New
Castle, Pa, spent the first of the
week here visiting his uncle r. B.
Francis. He found our zinc ores es-
pecially interesting and attractive.
lessee B Hawkes., late of Chi
cago, has purchased property in the
west part of town and will make
Harrison his future home. He is a
lawyer of ability and experience and
will enter into the practice of his
profession at once.
Uncle Dick" Fancher, color
ed man who lived here many years
and was highly esteemed for, both
his industry and uprightness, died
at his home in Eureka Springs last
Monday. He was slave of the
Fancher family before the war, and
one Of the few old-time negroes left
in this section.
The ladies of the American Wo-
mans League have changed the
date of their meetings from Satur-
days until the second and fourth
Wednesdays in each month. The next
meeting will be on Wednesday after
noon, May 10th, at 2:3O p. m. at
the court house. Every member re-
quested to be present.
w. H. Camp, formerly of Harri-
son, died at Las Vegas, Nevada last
week Of consumption. He had trav-
eled nearly all over the world since
leaving here some fourteen years
ago, but had lately made his home
in the West. He was a son of Mrs.
Mary Foster, late Of Capps, now of
Oak Grove.
DIR. J. 6. Watkins, of Bellefonte,
died at 1890 p. m, May 1st, from
an overdose Of sulfonal. He was 35
years old, had an extensive practice
and was well liked as man and
physician. The funeral on the 2nd
was conducted by the Masons and
Odd Fellows. The doctor leaves a
wife and four children who have the
deepest sympathy of all.
"A new firm consisting of Mrs.
mo. A. Bunch and Burton Bunch
has been organized to conduct a
general real estate and mining busi-
ness, occupying the Offices of the
late Jno. A.. Bunch. in the Bunch
Allison building. Both Mrs. Bunch
and Burton are well acquainted
with the details of the business and
have control of some Of the largest
and best properties of the section.
All business placed in their hands
will be efficiently handled.