The Harrison times., 1915-07-03
Local and Personal

Lu DulSSj manage - N"~ "''
Store at Gainesville is visiting
friends in Harrison.
-Milums Big Sale closes today,
Your last chance at the Bargain
Event of the season.
Having sold his interest in the
Berryville Fair Store Judge 5. N.
Alexander and family will return to
Harrison this week.
The NJ. & N. \. railroad has
made a large purchase of crushed
rock from the Bonner Marble Co., of
St. Joe, to be used as road ballast,
The Appollo Club was entertain
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Kirby, when a special study
was made of the opera Princess
Chrysanthemum."
j. M. Langston, dean Of the
Crescent College at Eureka Springs,
spent Tuesday talking with Harri-
son girls who should be patrons of
his school next year.
st, Johns Episcopal Church,
Sunday, June 9th, 1915. Sunday
School, 9;+5 a. m. Morning service
II o'clock, Subject, Building" Dr.
Chas, D, Belden, officiating,
A burglary Of the Bank of St, Joe
last week netted the robbers three
cents. The robbers have not been
apprehended; they are probably off
in the woods somewhere kicking
themselves
EMikc Orr, of Harrison, who has
fhe contract for building the two
Newton County bridges over Big
Buffalo, was here Tuesday, Mr..
Orr says he will soon have material
on the ground for the commencement
ofthe ork.-Newton County Times
--Harrison's Masonic Lodges NOV
ed to their new Temple on North
Vine street Thursday. The building
cost them $4,000, the funds being
raised by S25 mortgage bonds pur-
chased largely by the members Of
the order.
I Frank Patrick, Of Olvey, was in
Harrison on business the first OF the
week. He says Olvey's beautiful
lake is becoming more popular with
Harrison people every day, and thar
it promises to become the pleasure
resort of the section.
The Starlight Creamery, Harri'
sons newest business enterprise IS
ready for the sale of ice cream, milk,
cream and butter in any quantity
delivery free to all parts of the city,
b. b, Pullen and A. +. Mathis are its
proprietors, and both are familiar
with all the details of the business
Geo. X, Sims, who has been in.
structor Of vocal music in the Sim.
mons College at Abilene, Texas, dur
ing the past year, is at home for a
visit with his father before going 10
Salem Oregon, where he will have a
position in the school OF music Of
the Willamette University next
year
The BcIlelonte township Sunday
School Convention will he held in
that town Sunday, July a. and a
most interesting program has been
arranged for the day The commit,
tee which has charge Of the program
and which will conduct the CONVEX,
tion is composed Of Carl Finch, Nelle
Seals and Ernest Bruton,
The motor service on the NJ, &
N, A, railroad was re.established
last Sunday between Eureka and
SeGgman with schedule as follows
Leaves Eureka Springs az $40 omo
reaching Seligman at O'I5, Return
ing leaves Seligman at 1866 a. No.
arriving at Eureka Springs at 1865
p, IN, In the evening leaves Eureka
Springs at 800 o'clock, arrives at
Seligman at 600 % m Returning
leaves Sclgman at 300 p, mo reach.
ing Eureka Springs at 500 p, m,
While Roy Krausa, Marion
Atterbeffy, Leo kudef, Lawrence
Groves, and Geo, Roberts were Joy
riding in krausa's car on the Berg
man road two miles north Of town
Tuesday night, a tire bursted and
the car was thrown into a galley by
the road side almost demolshing it,,
breaking the leg of Atterberyy IN
two places, and badly bfuisiDg the
other occupants This IS one Of the
vUppgt automobile appi1put, Iurfi,