The Harrison times., 1915-06-12
Local and Personal

Miss Mary Luce, of Fort Smith,
is visiting Miss Cornelia Cook.
"A large party of Harrison young
people picnicked Sunday evening at
Wilson Springs,
The most popular gown in
society is the one that costs
most and obscures least.
DIR. Hodgin Kirby, of Little
Rock, spent the first of the week
visiting with his parents here.
Miss Laura FELTON, is here from
Mariana to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Sam Rowland.
Mrs. Frank Greene and children
are home again after an extended
visit with relatives in Mississippi,
Mrs. Martin Critz, Jr., Of Little
Rock, is in Harrison visiting her
parents, DR., and Mrs. J. J. Johnson.
Mrs. Will Horton, who has been
attending the California Exposi.
tions, returned the first Of the week
A. W. Bonner, Of the Bonner
Marble Works near st, Joe, returned
this week from Kansas City where
he made a large sale of marble from
his quarries,
-"Graustark," that splendid
romantic production by McCutch-
con, at the Lyric Airdomc next Mon
day night, will be the best thing of
the season, You cant afford to
miss it.
Stephen Cooke has gone to
Philadelphia to take preparatory
course for the L, S, Naval Academy
which he hopes to enter this fall
Two Of his brothers are already in
the naval service.
H. E. Cantrell and wife, of FL
Paso, Texas, who owned a halfin-
terest in the business lots on the
southeast corner of the square, have
sent their deeds conveying these lots
to the Walters Dry Goods Company
of Harrison, and the deal is now
completed, These lots sold fer
$500,
-Rey Z !, A, Mckinney, editor
Of the Baptist Advance, and Rev,
!, +, Rogers, General Secretary Of
Missions OF the Baptist church for
the state of Arkansas spent two
days in Harrison this week They
are making a tour Of towns along
the NJ. & n, A. railroad addressing
the churches.
Every girl Of normal mind wants
to be considered beautiful, although
but few seem to realize that beauty
is practically within their grasp,
Walk a mile each morning before
breakfast, eat plain and wholesome
food, drink lots Of pure water, OBJ
serve the laws Of cleanliness, take
plenty Of physical exercise, help your
mother with the household duties,
and think less Of the boys Nature
will do the rest,
A lady, formerly a resident here
but now living in Harrison, came in
on the train for q visit, Her friend
was at the depot to greet her, The
usual number Of eomers and goers
were also there, together with street
cars taxis and motor buses As
the Harrisonitc aHghted from the
train she said to her friend Nay
what a crowd, Eureka Springs
must be booming" But her friend
soothed the visitors agitation by
quietly remarking "This is a city,
and you've been living in the
country Eureka Times. Echo,
Tee heel Certainly very amusing
remark by the Eureka lady, But
why didn't you tell what the lady
IRON Harrison said in replyi
While Mrs, c, L Scott was a.
tending q meeting Of the Woman'
Book Club Wednesday afternoon
| her home was entered by tive
| youngsters who have been guilty o
many derelictions lately, Hobart urt
George Mccoy, who stole q golC
watch and several articles Of jewelry
from the dresser. The watch wai
offered for sale at Glines q Co.'S
where Mrs, John Sugg recognized II
and the boy fled, Later both boys
were arrested, but being too younG
for regular prosecution were re
leased until such time ~ steps may
be taken to send them 60 The reform