The Harrison times., 1912-10-05
Local and Personal

will meet Thursday, October 10th,
with Mrs. Frank Kirby.
Miss Clara Klepper is spending
the week in Harrison with her
sister, Mrs, Charles Hall,
The average man loves to take
credit for his success, but he usually
blames his failures on providence,
-Hass Parker is arranging to
build a handsome new residence just
west of Mrs. John p. Clendenin's S
home, in the north part of town.
H D. Denney is building a pref
tv new home in the north part of
town. 1t commodious two-story
square building
Mrs. Jno. A. Bunch went to St.
Louis Wednesday to attend meet
ing of the United Zinc Co. Of which
she is president.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church are preparing to give an old
fashioned supper, with plenty OF
good things to eat, on October 10.
Cheap one way rates to Pacific
Coast points. Tickets on sale daily
up to and including October 10th,
Ask your agent North Arkansas
Line,
Miss Ada Swain was hurt by a
fall from counter at the Fair Store
one day last week, and Miss Maude
Huff is clerking in her place till she
reCovers.
Not one single circus passed
through this section this year They
say in their papers that the patron
age is good, but town and county
license so high as to be prohibitory,
Jay Kerr, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the NJ. & N A.
was here the first Of the week look
ing up good things for the railroads S
exhibit with Arkansas on Wheels, y
d, W, Safer, representing the
shoe firm of Kempner & Bro Little
Rock, will be at the Midway next
Thursday with a full line Of the lat
est and finest foot wear, See their
advertisement,
-"Arkansas on Wheels must not
be lost sight Of The train leaves
Little Rock October 20 Any farmer
or fruit grower Of any kind in the
county who desires is asked to get
up a creditablc display of fruits, or
farm products,
The Lynn-Weich Mercantile Co,
announces its opening in this issue,
Their splendid new stock Of dry
goods, shoes and general mcrchon.
disc, at the Kirby building is al
ready attracting favorable comment
from all who visit them,
Attention is called to the adver.
tisemcnt in this issue OF the Belle.
fonte school, which is now under the
direction Of Prof A. Redden, has
been made state high school, and
offers free to the students Of the
county first class 3.year high
school course,
The first meeting for the season
of the Choral Society will be held at
the NJ. l., S. Church next Monday
evening. Director A, B, Andrews is
planning for u very interesting ms
well rs improving winters work,
and our singers, old and young,
should start with the very first
meeting Besides the choral and an
them work, cantatas and operettas
will be added to the practice,
Joe Wyrck Of Bergman, Ark
says thntin north Boone County the
rains have brought up the grass,
and now feed is plentiful on the open
mountain ranges, and stock is do.
ing well, But little farming is done
there, 80 that the open range forms
a large part of the land ave have
a pretty fair supply of cattle on
hands, but hogs are very scarce, ~
Kansas CiW Drovcts Telegram
Something extra in the way OF
vaudeville will he seen at the Opera
House next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday The Star Vaudeville
Co has been engaged for that time
They have been especially recon.
mcnicd to the management by the
theater managers Nt Rogers Fay
etlevilIe aud Eureka Springs, where
they have recently played engage
mcnls They give four acts each
evening, and change entirely every