The Harrison times., 1911-07-08
-Berrvville has electric lights


Okla, is here for a three weeks visit.
George W Basorc, of Kingston,
spent the 4th with Harrison friends.
Prot ", d. letter, of Bentonville,
visited boone county friends this
week.
Mrs. L. c. Tyson, of Heber, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. W.
Watkins.
&c. H. Butler. of independence,
Kansas is visiting his uncle, Prof.
q, W Engels.
-Reys !. ". Griffin and ". w.
Albright begin tent meeting at
Capps tonight.
Penn Davis, now clerking at
Newport, spent the 4th with parents
and friends here
-HarriSon's State Guard boys
start for Fort Smith tomorrow for
ten DAYS target practice,
Mrs Ida Perdue and family are
here for a visit with her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. W. F. Pace.
E. H. Russell and family, of
Eureka Sprin9s, spent the 4th visit
ing at the home Of Walter Petit
Prot. and Mrs. L. H. Potts now
Of Frederick, Oklahoma, are here for
a visit with relatives and friends,
Misses Fanny and Ruby Lock-
hart, of Advance, Mo-, are here
visiting their sister, Mrs. Joe Frew.
I'VE are preparing a list Of those
more than year in arrears for the
TIMES, which may be published later,
George (. Frew, of the Frew
Saddlery Co., returned this week
from a business visit to Kansas
City.
Regular services at NJ. f. Church,
South on Sunday morning. subject;
The sword Of the Spirit No service
at night
Mrs. viii Mckinney, nee Miss
Edna Womack, with her two little
sons is here from Tuscon, Arizona
visiting with relatives.
We are glad to state that Uncle
Joe Armitage, who was severely in
jured by fall last Saturday morn.
ing, is able to be about again.
It A. Morris has fine grader
now and is ready to do anything in
the grading or filling line, from the
smallest to the largest contract,
WAYNE Moss and Miss Allie
Drake, two of Harrison s well known
and popular young people were
married on Saturday last, They will
make Harrison their future home.
In Newton circuit court the first
of the week the case of James Vii.
lines, charged with the murder OF
a man named Walker, was sent to
Searcy county on change of venue
Geo f, Curtis, Of Piqua, Ohio
has been quite i'll at the Connerley
Hotel for several weeks from a re-
currence of an old sun stroke receiv.
ed years ago. His daughter arrived
Wednesday and will remain with
him until he is able to return home.
A meeting of the Committee
appointed for that purpose by Ross
Ruble Camp ofConfederate veterans,
Messrs H. Spain, !. D. Tyson and
John BRYANT, will be held in Harri-
son on SaturdayJuly 10th at . p. m.
for the purpose of selecting the place
for the next Reunion.
About $50 on the afternoon OF
the 4th the residence of w. 5, Fuller,
on the hill southeast of town, was
completely DESTROYED by fire. The
family had not been at home since
early in the morning, and are at a
loss to account for the fire, Loss
conSidera blc with no insurance,
Dexter Baughman, who left here
for the west several years ago
arrived Thursday night with the
body of his wife, formerly Myrtle
l'arris, who died at their home in
Seattle, Washington, last week. The
five little motherless children will
be taken care OF by their grandmoth-
er, Mrs, Spencer Baughman.
Assessor Tomlinson has finished
+ho itiperorv of +bp county aud iS