The Harrison times., 1914-03-28
Local and Personal

DClllN DNOB'N DNNN'AAN
with their own hot air.
1t is perfectly easy to be a leader.
The hard part is to get followers.
Grandma Spring is able to be
out again after severe attack of
grip.
Mrs. Eva Dickey and Master
Frank visited Mrs, Pearl Olvey, of
Olvey last week
T. Henry Downing, candidate
for secretary of State, spent couple
of days before the primary with
Harrison friends.
C. W. Colvert of Alexandria La.
was in Harrison Monday in confer
ence with officials of the Ozark
National Forest on special business.
The primary grades Of our pub
lie school are practicing for a big
Mother Goose entertainment to take
place at the end of the term, some
FIVE weeks hence.
DIR. and Mrs. S. K. Bishop have
moved to the Chandler cottage IN
the north part Of town, The Doc.
tor has a new Office fitted up over
Keck Furniture Co.. S.
&C. S. Smith, % years old, and
Miss Gertie Norris, age 16, both Of
Harrison were married here Sunday,
Rev. Joe Armitage officiating, They
will make their home here,
S. 7. Brown who is promoting
the new canning factory for Harri-
son, asks those who have promised
tomatoe acreage to come in as soon
as possible and sign contracts at the
Citizens Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Rush were
down from Green Forest visiting
relatives the first Of the week. They
returned home Wednesday, accom-
panied by their nephew, Master
Frank Rodgers
Chancellor T. H Humphrey con-
veneL the Boone Chancery court
last Friday, and disposed Of a mum.
Der of ex.parte cases in which
there were no contest, The
term was adjourned until May 4th,
Superintendent Ira Susky OF
Lead Hill Public school and Mr., and
Mrs. Gus Parsley, Art and NJ onroe
Parsley Of Lead Hill were among
the people Of Northern part of the
county who attended the Teachers
Examinations here last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Bower, OF
| Albion, Illinois, visited the home OF
Mr. Bowers mother here last week
Mr.. Bower had not been in Harrison
for many years and was most favor
ably impressed with the improve.
ment in the town, He had been in
Texas on q business trip and
Lstopped in Harrison enroute home.
AS many as eight or ten young
men of Harrison who have smoked
cigarettes throughout periods OF
from ten to twenty years have,
without the lormNity of signing
pledges renowned the former habit,
and are urging their associates to
follow suit, They say it is some.
what Of a fight but most Of them
are sticking to It.
The Engine Terminals of the
Missouri & North Arkansas railroad
at Helena, including engine house,
eoaling station, einderplts and other
structures for the care Of engines at
the southern end Of the line will be
ready for occupancy, according TO
information given out from the Office
Of General Manager Wise, by
April 10Th,
The four new locomotives order
ed by the Missouri and North Ark
ansas railroad last month will be
ready for delivery about April 1st
and will be Immediately put into
service, The new motor car of the
General Electric type will be re-
eeived short time after April lst
and will be used on the division be-
tween Harrison and Joplin,
The officials Of the school board
have received adviees from the
Southern Trust Company OF Little
Rock that 0,s23 was deposited 60
their credit and snbjeet to cheek for
the Eagle Heights ward school
building Plans for the building will
soon be accepted by the board and
the huilding will lac ready for oeeu,