The Harrison times., 1911-04-29
Local and Personal

IN town Tuesday. He reports
Omaha growing more this year than
ever before.
John Campbell has been going
on crutches this week incident to a
turned ankle received at the Ball
Game last Saturday.
A son was born Sunday night
to Mrs. Alvin ones, of Leslie, who
is visiting here with her parents,
Mrs. and Mr.. Alex Freeing.
Boone County Blacksmiths and
Horse.shoees met here Thursday
and organized an Association under
and subject to the State Association.
Miss Izora Scott, of Usage, who
visited relatives here this week, re-
ports that her father, Prof c. L.
Scott is preparing to move to Okla
hOma.
Confederate Veterans should re-
member the meeting of Ross Ruble
Camp next Saturday for the pur-
pose Of arranging to attend the Re-
union at Little Rock.
&C. E. Bobo, one of Berryville's
old and prominent citizens, dropped
dead from paralytic stroke last
week. He was a brother of our
former townsman Will Bobo.
We are still waiting for a num-
Der Of our dollar delinquents to
show up, after our presenting half a
dozen bills since the first of the year.
Dear friend, why don't you come
across?
Due to the accident which has
disabled Miss Kathryn Shelby, one
of the leading singers, the Choral
Society has postponed its Operetta
" Pauline" until the evening Of
Thursday, May 4th.
-Lonnie Mosely returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit to Spring
field, Mo-, where he found the Har-
rison colony of some five young peo-
pie doing good work at the Spring
held Business College.
The second concert Of the Har-
rison School Band at the Opera
House last Saturday evening was
well attended, and the High School
boys and girls demonstrated their
ability to handle Negro Minstrelsy
as well as Comic Opera. The hit of
the evening was the girls sextette
appearing as dusky damsels. Their
songs were good and their makeup
stunning
The big Mosler revolving safe in
the old Central Bank toppled over
this morning while the bank fixtures
were being made ready for shipment
to Harrison and the base was brok-
en-. This does not materially dam
age the safe, but makes it hard to
handle E S. Alexander and L. F.
Eoff, who bought the entire outfit,
will establish a third bank in Har-
rison, to be known as the Farmers
Bank. Harrison; until sometime
last year had three banks, but there
was then Il consolidation, leaving
two. Eureka Times-Echo.
"A. ]. Pugh and family left with
car for Harrison, Arkansas, Tues
day. We are sorry to lose such
people as Mr. Pugh and family, but
on account of too high altitude, he
was forced to move his wife with
the hope of finding a more favorable
altitude for her Mr.. Pugh was for
many years successful rancher, but
as the country became more settled,
he turned his ranch into a product
i've farm and the eastern people who
came in gained many points on how
to farm in an arid country, Mr..
Pugh was also active in politics,
being four years Democratic county
chairman and five years a member
of the state central committee, be-
sides four years county treasurer,
His popularity with his fellowmen
in the county enabled him to win out
on the Democratic ticket in a strong
Republican county, The Press Joins
hands with his many friends in rec
ommending Mr.. Pugh and family to
the people where they go.-Stratton,
Colorado, Press.