The Harrison times., 1912-08-24
Local and Personal
e. M. Cantrell, ofLead Hill, was
a Harrison visitor Monday.


Mrs. P. c. Maggard, who has
been sick lately, is now able to be up
again.
The W. c. T. I. will meet with
Mrs. J. Sam Rowland on Thursday
the Goth.
Hon. b. NJ. Estes left Yesterday
for ten days visit with relatives in
Oklahoma
Jake Worthington is the owner of
a sunAower that is four feet and four
inches around
Frank Pace, of Little Rock, is
spending a few days with relatives
and friends here.
Ed Mitchell, of Carrolton, was
visiting Harrison friends Monday
for the first time in several months.
Mrs. John Woods and little son
and Miss Cassie Lewis, of Argenta,
are visiting at the home Of A, X,
Toney
Mrs c, Z. Myles and daughter,
Miss Mable, returned Tuesday
after a three weeks visit with rela-
tiyes at Mt, Home
Y "A half dozen splendid peaches
from the farm of A. Arthur have
been attracting attention at the
Times Office this week. 4
t-T. NJ. Neil, of RussellviIIe, was
among our callers the first OF the
week. Mr.. Neil has extensive min
ing interests in this section. Z
Mrs, J, NJ Shinn entertained a
number Of young ladies with a sup
per Wednesday evening, in honor Of
her niece, Miss Bessie Clark, OF Jas
per
Mrs. Donna Baker has sold her
interest in the millinery business Of
Baker & Morrow TO Mrs Olive
Morrow, who will continue the bus
mess
r Lion CoAmau is building a fine
residence in the Moore addition, and
10. {, Iohnsonis waling hisproperty
with a view to other improvements
soon,
Harrison heartily welcomes the
new law firm of McMahan & Row
land. Both are good lawl ers as
well as good citizens, and will pros
per as they deserve to do.
Mrs. Roy Milum and Mrs, Clay
Holt left yesterday for st, Louis
where they will meet their husbands
returning from the east and will
spend several days in the city,
Prof d. b Parkinson, presi.
dent of the Southern Illinois State
Normal at Carbondale, Ill., made a
brief visit TO his brother, Mr., o, L.
Parkinson last Wednesday,
Mrs. Clay Holt entertained
several friends Thursday evening
with a dinner party in honor of Miss
Bessie Clark, Of Jasper, who is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs, NJ, Shinn
Judge A. I, Rowland, Republican
candidate for Governor, failed to re.
port at his appointment here ycstcr.
day. In his absence speeches were
made by r. |, Granger WN lyic
and others,
Ben Breeze, Of Bergman arrest.
ed for not comply ing with the Cat.
tie Dipping Act wag tried before !
=, Brooks Yesterday and acquitted
on the plea that he was not the
owner Of the cattle in question
There will be an all day prohibi
ton meeting at Sugar Loaf Town.
shipat the Camp pGrouud, on Sunday,
September LIST, There will be good
speakers who will handle the subject
welt Come and hear this, men and
women
We are in receipt of a copy Of q
set of woltzes entitled "Coyita
WalRes," written by lmo Bunch
Bryan at present in Oklahoma,
Mr., BRYAN has a number of piano
pieces published and is acquiring
some fame as composer
The young society people Of
Harrison enjoyed n most delightful
lawn party Wednesday evening ut
the home Of w. j. Myers, given by
! Mifs Jessie Lee in honor Of her guest
| Miss prentiss Michcm, olOklohoma,
/ The hrnutihl home with itR broad