The Harrison times., 1912-06-22
Local and Personal

Olive and Edwin Michel return
ed the first of the week from Subiaco
Academy.
John Campbell is at home again
after spending several months in
Tennessee.
Mrs. A. A, McQuey, of Leslie, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Todd.
Prank Patrick, of Olvey, is mix
ing with the Roosevelt republicans
in Chicago this week.
There was a pound party Tues
day evening for the benefit of the
Baptist preacher, Rev !. II. Agee,
Prof A. H. Perdue, now State
Geologist of Tennessee, visited his
family and friends here last Satur-
day.
TO buy home at the Moore Ad-
dition sale next week is to boost for
Harrison and yourselfin a substan-
tial way.
Take advantage of Fourth of
Tuly excursions; reduced round trip
rates between all stations on the
North Arkansas line.
Claude Petit and Don Parkin-
son, who have been attending the
Agricultural College at Manhatton,
Kansas, are at home again,
Mr. and Mrs, Burton Bunch and
daughter, and Mrs, Troy Cantrell
and son have been in from Lead
Hill since the first Of the week,
Judge J, !. Geogham, prominentin in
connection with the Searcy county
Jack Pot mine development, spent
part of this week in Harrison.
-Chas NJ. Greene, Sr., is attending
the National Republican Convention
at Chicago this week as one of the
delegates.at-large from Arkansas,
7 John p Crumpler, our enterpris
ing music store man, spent last
week visiting piano factories and
other points Of musical interest at
Chicago,
FL. II, Schweitzer has purchased
.the lot on the east side of the square,
Just south Of the Glass building, and
is figuring on putting in a moving
picture air dome,
\ --Alva Parker is building a new
house, on the bungalow style, just in
front Of A J. Walters home, in the
north part Of town, II, d, Denncv
is preparing to build a home on the
lot Just south Of Parker's f
\ Mrs. b +. Mccormick and her
daughter, Mrs, Alice Beechley, re.
turned the first of the week from
Hubert, Ok, where they visited
Mrs Alf King Mrs, Beechlcy re-
turned to Illinois Thursday.
-Chas, Craig, of Bentonville, a
Harrison merchant Of thirty-6ve
years ago, spent yesterday looking
up old friends here. He says there
is little in the town to remind him
Of the town he knew long ago,
During the storm on the night
Of Thursday the 18th, lighting
struck the barn of +, Ferril, two
miles west Of Eyerton, killing two
mules and burning the building with
all its feed and other contents, Loss
81 500 no insurance,
E, = Seaman, the enterprising To-.
calmanOgerol our telephone system,
was married Wednesday at Fayette.
vile to Miss Artie Moore, Of that
city and will be at home in Harrison
today The TIMES extends congrat.
ulations and best wishes,
HARRISON $ students at the Uni.
versity Of Arkansas, including
Mcssrs Mitchell Holt, Crump Kirby,
Yves Watkins and Misses Kathleen
Guryin, Alice Harris, lleen Brscoe,
Reitu ArmitNge and Lucy Cory are
are at home for the summer vacation
Willie Wilson, son Of B, viii
son, who has been suffering for the
past five weeks from an injury
probably q fracture of the rib=wNs
operated upon on the l7th inst, for
abeess caused from said injury He
stood the operation well and it is
hoped that he will make n rapid re.
covery,
Miss Maude Crawford, formerly
A. H.. G,.!iI a.J q, T. Iu..aI Ia a u