The Harrison times., 1914-03-14
Local and Personal

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Grocery are being fitted up in the
new Allison building.
Homer Pierce is preparing to
build ten room home in Gordon S
Park addition, and will live in his
smoke house until he gets it finished.
Mrs. Imogen Bunch Bryan and
Mrs John p. McClary left Wednes.
day night on business trip to St,
Louis. They will return tomorrow,
Miss Edwina Kiefer, of Detroit,
Mich, is here on a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Fannie W. Kieter. A reception
in her honor was given last evening
at the Kiefer home.
John Campbell and Burton
Bunch strolled over to Lead Hill on
Monday, a distance Of % miles,
They returned Tuesday in Mr..
Bunch'S Hudson car.
Ted Hines has sold his beautiful
home on the hill south Of the creek to
Conductor Nicholas and will begin
the erection of a residence next week
on lots in Gordons Park,
Editor Jesse Russell, of the Green
Forest Tribune, is a frequent visitor
to Harrison these days. His health
has been a little off, and he likes to
get into pleasant bustling atmos-
phere,
!, W. Pate, Of Clinton, was in
Harrison Thursday enroute home
from parts in Washington county
where he has been in the interest of
Y. c, Bratton, candidate for
Congress.
"A. J. Walters returned Tuesday
from visit to his son at Liberty,
Arizona, where Lex has purchased a
60'acre farm, to which his family
will move from Harrison as soon as
the place can be improved Mr.
Walters reports that Lex is greatly
improved in health,
The Kcck Furniture Co. moved,
Thursday night and Friday, its
stock into the building recently va.
Gated by the Olympia Ice Cream
Parlor on the east side Of the square
and are ready for business in their
new location today, The Woodruff
Furniture Co, also moved into the
building vacated by keck,
Tom King, Of Jasper, was ar.
rested the first of the week by Depu.
ty T. S. Marshall D, Snow on n
charge of selling liquor without Ii.
cense, King was arraigned Tues
day before Commissioners Isaac Sta.
pleton and bond fixed at $3.50 for
his appearance at the April term Of
Federal court, He gave bond and
was released.
Group No. 3 OF the Arkansas
Bankers Association meets in Har.
rison next Wednesday. The Mid.
way Hotel has been engaged as
headquarters for the bankers, and
banquet will be given there in the
evening. Between fifty and sixty
bankers are expected to be in at.
tendance, among them representa-.
tives of banks in Little Rock, Spring
field, st, Louis and Kansas City,
John Clendennin was elected
Secretary of the Boone County Fair
Association to succeed DR.. Frank
Kirby, resigned at the meeting held
Tuesday ], Sol Mitchell was also
elected general superintendent Of the
grounds, and was authorized to
spend 500 addition in the prepara.
ton Of the race track, Steps will be
taken at once for the erection Of an
ompitheatre,leShibi hall, and other
structures 0t once,
An army of statesmen, pushing
their lines of stoves and other things
in which n hardware man interested
fell into the Boone County Hard.
ware bompany's stors Thursday,
all at one time, An informal hard
ware convention was held, at the
instigation of John H. Lister, Of the
Bridge Beach Stove company Of st,
Louis, Others of the statesmen were
q, Williams Of indianapolis, g, A,
Mcclure, II, H. Brooks, S, $, Golling,
II, l., Davidson, W +, Pierce, and
II, NJ, Renshaw, There was one
other who got away before the hold.
ing Of the meeting,
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