The Harrison times., 1914-10-24
Local and Personal

Mrs. John P. Davis is visiting
this week with relatives at Fayette-
vile.
Attorney Oscar Hudgins has re-
turned home from Muskogee, Ok,
and will practice law here,
Warren Wilson will move his
restaurant from the west to the east
side Of the square November lst.
Mrs, Maude Hudgins Hensley
has returned from Muskogee, Ok,
where she has been visiting for sew
eral weeks.
After a pleasant visit with par
euts and old friends here, All John
son returned Thursday to his home
at Nevada, Mo.
Prof G. L. Moore, former prin-
cipal Of the Harrison schools, is here
this week in the interest of the New
York Life Insurance Co.
After an extended visit with
homefolks here Howard Hull left
Wednesday for Georgetown where
he has a position as railroad agent,
Mrs All King, of Hubert, Okla
homa, has been spending the week
with her mother, Mrs, Ben Nc
Cormick, and sister, Mrs, Ceaf Park.
er.
The Coin Harvey cup, won by
Miss Katherine Cotton and destroy
ed in the burning of the Commercial
College, has been replaced by Mr.
Harvey.
W. J, Warnke, the new clerk in
our I, S, Land Office, is enjoying a
visit from his daughter, Miss Louise,
who arrived from st, Louis NJ )nday
evening,
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Russell Of
Green Forest, visited with Harrison
friends Tuesday, Both seemed TO be
enjoying their freedom from news
paper cares,
Mrs, J. NJ, Doubleday and her
daughter, Of Kansas, have been
spending the week here with her
brother, J, o. Nicholson, and her
sister, Mrs W, 5, Allen,
C. !. Heller who has been forest
examiner of the Arkansas National
Forest, with headquarters at Hot
Springs, has arrived in Harrison and
will occupy the same position with
the Ozark National Forest.
Mrs, Matte Johnson, Of Ashland,
Oregon, arrived on Sunday last for
an extended visit TO her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, John Murphy Sro and
other relatives, She is a guest at
the home Of her sister, Mrs K,
Newman,
AT the end Of its engagement
here last week, the Maybellc Fowler
Stock Company closed its season
and disbanded, Manager Charles
Manyillc is still here closing up the
business, but most Of the company
left for their homes elsewhere,
Judge !, II, Robinson, of Neosho,
Mo, formerly well'known here as
Indian Robinson" is here with his
wife visiting her sister, Mrs, L, 6.
Mitchell MIR Robinson has the old
time interest in this section and is
pleased with the evident progress on
all lines,
Cleanup Day was observed yes.
terday with somewhat the same en-.
thusiasm our people have shown
lately in public meetings, etc 1t
is n fact, however, that sanitary
conditions, especially about the
square, are much better than they
have ever been,
Tom NJ, Newbcrry, now Of SO.
lem, Oregon, dropped in yesterday
for a visit with old friends he has
not seen for more than eight years,
He is on his way home from Indian.
apolis, where he has been attending
the National Convention of BARRIERS,
Mr., Newberry likes the West, but is
pleased to find much Improvement
about his old Arkansas home,
This fall will be n record breaker
IN the latcncss Of the first killing
frost, A record kept for twenty.
five years shows lrosts earlier than
the date OF this weeks TIMES, The
earliest frost in the fall was on Sep.
tember -, in 1909, according TO
the local weather bureau statistics,
In the fall Of 1911 there was no