The Harrison times., 1911-07-29
Local and Personal

near the Park Hotel and a block
south.
1 Mrs, Walsie Clayton, of Louis
willie, KY, is visiting her father, Mr..
X. J. Wood.
There will be a picnic at Newt
Crumpler's store at Lowrey on Au-
gust 9Th. Bring well filled baskets.
&C. B. Huddleston, of Checotah,
Oklahoma, spent the first of the
week visiting with friends and re-
latives here.
The Twentieth Century Club
will meet Thursday, August 3rd,
with Mrs. Sam Davis, at the resi-
dence of Clay Holt.
R. l.. Cotton, of Murillo, Arkan-
sas, and J. T. Vest, of Atkins, had
business with the Harrison land
office the first of the week.
1.-The Andrews and Watkins build
hgs on the south side of the square
are being delayed on account Of
difficulties in securing lumber.
Ouesdames ] G Wills and Jude
Hickman. and the latter'S little
daughter, of Billings, Mo-, are on a
visit to their cousin, Miss Mamie
Gibson.
zOscar Mentzel and family arriv-
ed here this week and he has taken
an interest in the Lily Bakery. A
new wagon has been purchased, and
the business generally extended.
E-Jhe Farmers Bank offers spec
ial grounds for hitching purposes
on its wooded property north and
west of the Christian church. Shady,
pleasant grounds will be found there.
-Fount Albright, of Bellefonte, who
was operated on for appendicitis
last Monday at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital in Little Rock is
rapidly recovering and will soon be
out again.
Mrs. George Crump has an in
vitation from the Association of
Blues and Grays, at Heber, Arkan-
sas, to address them at their Re-
union in August 10th and 11th.
She expects to go,
Married, at the County Clerk s
Office, Wednesday evening, July
Goth, Mr.. Grover Parrish. of Lead
Hill, Ark, to Miss Efhe Rudd, of
Green Forest, Ark, Judge S. n.
Alexander officiatings,
DIR. and Mrs. A. Vance return
ed Sunday from their tri p to the
National Medical Association meet
ing in California, and points in the
north and northwest. They report
a most delightful journey through
out, but are glad to be at home
again in the mountains of North
Arkansas.
Last Saturday team of mules,
belonging to a Mr.. Abney, of south
Boone, was standing on the east
side of the square when they became
frightened at an automobile and
ran away, ending up by running
into and demolishing a buggy on
the south side, belonging to Notion
Floyd, of Capps.
Bee Faulkner, Of Alpena, son of
Mrs. Palma Faulkner, and grand
son of Arch Hopper, died Sunday
evening of last week, of pneumonia
in both lungs and acute heart and
stomach trouble. He was buried
at O'Clock the next evening in the
Odd Fellows graveyard at al pena,
He leaves a wife, nee Betty Lynch,
of Green Forrest, and an infant
daughter, besides his mother, grand
parents and many relatives and
friends to mourn his loss,
Dan McCurry, who attended
school here in 70 when Prof, Xii
lough was teaching Harrison's first
term Of high school, passed through
Saturday on his way to his home at
Mountain View, from a four weeks
visit to Mineral Wells, Texas, with
his bride, formerly Mrs. Eva Cheek
of Ouitman, Cleburne county He
is now 56 years old and has seven
children and seven grandchildren,
For the past eleven years he has
lived at Mountain View, where he is
in the real estate business.
Uncle Jimmie Davis, one Of the
oldest citizens OF Booze county, and