The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-01-31
Local and Personal

Yellville yesterday morning on legal
business.
"A baby girl was born to Mrs,
Ava Bunch Cantrell at Lead Hill
Saturday.
A. c. Brooks has been laid up
this week with a case ofpneumonia,
but is reported better,
Mrs. Perry Parker, who has
been an invalid for so long, is now
able to be up and about again.
If some folks got credit for what
they do, they would have to pay
cash in advance for everything,
More lives are taken with the
revolver as a weapon Of ofense
than are saved by it as weapon Of
defense.
The snow storm Thursday
brought cold weather to end the un-
seasonable warm spell Of the week
previous.
Earnest Clark, attending high
school here from Jasper has been
quite i'll of typhoid the past week,
but is recovering.
Mrs. Jane Long, wife Of Uncle
Marion Long, died on Thursday
last after six days illness of pneu-
mona. She was 70 years Of age,
See the advertisement of the
BrownheId.Rea Grocer Co. in this
issue. Their stock is new and fresh,
and they ask an opportunity to give
you the best possible service,
Attorney General Moose has Civ.
en- out an opinion holding that the
Going Bill is unconstitutional be-
cause it discriminatcs against the
negro in not permitting adults Of
thatrace to sign petitionstor saloons,
&c. T. Kirkwood, Of Perry, Iao
is visiting his friend and kinsman,
J., A, Clough at Caps for the
second time since the holidays, He
likes Arkansas so well that he may
make his home here in the near
future,
y Ben Rowland has begun the
erection Of a residence on the site of
the old Smile house, in the Clifford
Addition, which was burned several
years ago. 1t is to be a handsome
modern structure with cement foun.
dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thos, Barnett,
Misses Geneveye Block, Bess Dewitt
and Mary and Agnes Newman spent
last Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Professor and Mrs Barnett
in Eureka Springs, 0ndreport a most
delightful jisit,
Mrs, Josephine Crump, formerly
Of Harrison, but now living at Mus.
kogee, Okla will devote the proceeds
of the sale Of her book, Echoes from
the Ozarks, toward the erection in
Harrison Of a monument 20 Conied.
crate soldiers. Eureka Times Echo
-HIarrson's delegation TO the
NJ, +, conference At Sloan Springs,
returned the first Of the week Rev,
|. c, Blizzard has been returned to
Harrison, very much TO the gratii'
cation Of our people, and the next
annual conference Of this church will
be held here
"A, L, Emery, who has recently
completed the metal work on our
new NJ, + South church, has deeid.
ed to make Harrison his home and
established his shop Just south Of
the square near the bridge, He
makes a speciality Of hot air furnaces,
tanks and pneumatic water plants,
w, + Sullivan and h, !, Stock.
field, r scnting lhe Home Ironing
Board Goa Of Kansas City, Mo-
are here 60 commence campaign
for the introduction into the homes
of this vicinity of this convenient
piece of furniture, Housekeepers
will find their proposition a novel
and interesting one,
-Os Watkins, son Of the late
lawyer of that name, who gave the
best years ofhis life to the upbuild-
ing of Eureka Springs, is here from
st, Joseph, No. visiting his sister,
Miss Elizabeth ltis hard for old
friends 10 recognize in the tai Young
man Vi las pays,aae the iIstle boy
who left Eureka Springs n few years
ago Eureka Times Beho,
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