The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Local and Personal
Sales Day today,


road shops are still understood tc
be good.
MIR, and Mrs Sebe Holt, of Fort
Smith are visiting at the home o
Mr., Holt's parents.
IRIS pretty hard for bachelor tc
keep his equilibrium in a hammock
unless he's by himself
The most exciting thing to a cir
about a Irritation is that she might
get in earnest any minute,
Mrs. Hattie Poyner is in from
Oklahoma for a visit with her father,
W. II. Cecil, Mr., Poyner will follow
soon.
You must plant wheat to get
wheat; you must work for the home
town if YOU want a town in which
to work.
Next Governor Joe T, Robinson
will speak at Everton next Tuesday
evening and at Western Grove Wed.
nesday in the afternoon,
Reports from the bedside of
Capt, W, F, Pace, at Eureka Springs,
indicate that he is still very low and
little hope is given Of his recovery,
After visit of two weeks with
her sister, Mrs, John A, Bunch, Mrs.
J. L, NJ ,Kean and two children left
for their homein st, Louis yesterday,
Z The Fair moved Tuesday to its
elegant new quaters in the Dodson
building 1t is now one Of the show
places of the town both as to stock
and arrangement,
u The law governing the Sunday
closing Of first and second class post.
Offices does not affect Harrison in
any way. Our post-oflice will con-
tinuc to open as usual
A G, Allen 'snegro minstrels enter.
tanned an unusually large audience
at their tent here Thursday night.
Their music was unusually good,
and the rest OF the performance well
up to thcncgro minstrel standard,
I -l'on Graham tells us ola fifty.
year.old apple tree near his place
which is in full bearing this year,
loaded with the very finest fruit, It
is on the Scawell place 2la miles
southeast. of Harrison,
-Messrs, John Davis, Roy Milum,
Clay Holt and Marvin Waglcy re.
turned this week from an extended
eastern tour including stops in New
York, Boston and Niagara Falls,
The trip was a pleasant and profit
able one in every way,
James o, York Of Harrison and
Miss Jennie Watson Of Eureka were
married in the study room at the
Christian church Wednesday by Ed,
|. H. Burgess, They were accom-.
panied by Mr. and Mrs, James Of
Eureka Springs Eureka Times,
Rev !, n, lessup, Of Little Rock,
spoke at the Court House Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings in the in
terest of Statewide Prohibition,
He is an eloquent and entertaining
speaker, and his audience we're not
as large rs they should have been,
As the guests Of Miss Dorothy
the young people Of Harrison enjoy
ed a party Wednesday night at th,
beautiful home Of Judge Il, 6, Nit
chell on the hill east Of town, Miss
Dorothy proved herself among the
best in HOrfison's list Of good enter
taners
Judge 4, G, Mitchell has beer
busy this week debating with Stan
ley Clark, the socialist, at five
appointments in Marion County
Rumor says the Judge is holding III
the cause Of Democracy cloqucntly,
and that both gentlemen are making
fine speeches,
General Election one week from
next Monday Every voter sh0ult
give some thought especially TO th,
laws TO be voted on then II is M
honor to be permitted 20 take
part in making the laws of tn,
country aud our voters should st
esteem It.,
j. {, Pollard, n former wei
! known citizen Of this county, dice
recently at his home at Alvin, Tex
Deceased Is survived by the widow
| Mrs. Mary Pollard, three sons ant
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