The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1914-02-14
Local and Personal
Mrs.. NJ Shinn is on the sick

the sick list this week.
To-day is st. Valentines, and it
is time to begin gardening.
-Purl Stockton expects to return
in couple of weeks from a visit to
| Tennessee.
"A fine boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam White Tuesday evening.
Furnished rooms to rent at No,
5O4 north Vine Street, the Bentz
cottage.
Mrs. Paul Spain has purchased
the Bentz residence on north Vine
Street and moved to it.
Miss Eva Rutledge, west of the
town, entertains her friends tonight
with Valentine party.
Mrs. Rhoda Kirby entertained
the Twentieth Century Club Thurs
day with a Valentine Day,
Clio Hudson and Miss Mamie
Richey, Of Highland, were married
last Sunday. We extend congratu-
lations.
Clarence Harper, OF Mississippi,
a baker of ten years experience, has
accepted a position with the Mentzel
Bakery,
-Mentzeps Lily White Bread,
made by the experienced baker, Clar-
encc Harper, will bring health to
every home in Harrison.
Editor ]. X. Newman went to
Little Rock Wednesday to attend a
meeting Of the State Press Associ-
alton,
The infant son Of J. L. Nix, of
Highland, fell backward into the fire
on Sunday last, and was rather
badly burned,
Mr.. and Mrs, Yves Baker of TT.
Smith, who have been visiting here
for their health lately, have gone to
| Joplin to stay for an indefinite time.
Newt Crnmpler and his son,
Hugh Crumpler, OF Lowery, were in
Harrison Tuesday and Wednesday,
to hear Senator Clarkes speech,
Mrs. G. c. Bentz and her little
daughter, Dolores, having sold their
home here, left Thursday last for
Springfield, Mo,
Mrs, Pearl Ruble Olyey, and her
little children, Carrie May and John
Franklin, were up from Olyey the
first Of the week,
E, +, Seo6eld is building a beau.
tiful home in the former garden of
he John Crumplcr residence on
Cherry Street,
Receiver w. +. Eatman, Of the
local Land Office, was called to
Batesvlle the first OF the week be.
cause Of the illness OF his sister there.
j l., Green, Of Clarendon, repre-.
scnting the Donaldson Lumber Coz
of Peoria, H., was in Harrison last
week in conference with Forest Su.
peryisor Francis Keller, with regard
to the purchase of L. S, Timber in
The forest near Harrison,
"A drinking fountain on each of
two floors of the Federal building
and an ice box in the basement will
be put in in the spring Proposals for
the construction Of this work will be
received February 2sth by Post.
master ], w, slower,
| w NJ, Gowan, one Of Lead Hills
well known farmers, has bought the
- acre Tyson place northwest from
town and has begun the erection Of
u home, He will move his family
to Harrison in the Spring 50 that
his children may attend school here,
Mr., Gowan has sold his farm near
White River to VIM, Raley Ed,
Mecks of Lead Hill is assisting Mr.
Gowan in the building Of his house,
w, I Holder of Boone county,
near Harrison has Just returned
from a visit TO relatives at lmboden
in Lawrence county Mr., Holders
visit there was the occasion for the
counting Of the direct relatives in
the family in their settlement and
the number was found TO be 225,
Jim Holder, son of ", r. Holder
and candidate for county treasurer
says chat If he IL unsuccessful in
politics in Boone he might induce
the relatives OF Lawrence county to
move 60 Harrison