The Harrison times., 1915-10-16
Local and Personal

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Hiram Glass and family are
back from St. Louis to make Harri-
son their home once more.
Lester Hayes has returned to his
home at Waggoner, Okla, after an
extended visit with relatives here.
Mrs. c. W. Haynes and daugh-
ter Miss Irene, of Pierce City Mo,
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs,
W. n. Clark.
L. B. Bell, president of our Far
mers Bank, came over from Lead
Hill, Tuesday to attend the direc-
tors meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dodd City Townsite,
Land & Development Co., will be
held at Dodd City on Nov. 1st.
Mrs. Lillian Bower Lombard
and little daughter, of Dallas, Texas,
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Lombard's mother, Mrs. Geo. Bow
er.
DIR. Icyda, a Japanese and his
nine-vear-old son who did many
wonderful things in mathematics,
entertained our High School Mon
day afternoon.
R. E. Holbrook and daughter,
who have been visiting at the home
of W. T. Ruble for some time,
returned Saturday to their home at
Hallett, Oklahoma.
7 The Garage building occupied by
the Harrison Auto Works and own
ed by the Frew Saddlery Co., is to
be enlarged by an addition of brick
67x30 feet and a steam heating
plant installed.
!. R. Holt and Mrs. Walter
Snapp returned last Saturday from
visit to relatives at Alberta,
Canada. They report fine crops in
that country, but business very
badly demoralized by war condi-
tions.
Hines ZONES, now of Bremerton,
Washington, is here FORE visit with
his brother and friends which may
be extended all winter. He is well
pleased with the west, but has never
overcome his affection for North
Arkansas.
In order to the settlement of the
Eoff estate the farm of A. !. Eoff,
containing about 200 acres, near
Bellefonte, was sold at commission
er's sale Thursday at the court house
for $4,000. Lafayette Eoff was
the purchaser.
Mrs. Jno. A. Bunch has returned
from st. Louis where she attend the
stockholders meeting of the United
Zinc Co. The local directors of this
company were all reelected, and
will hold a directors meeting here
next Tuesday.
Miss Laura Minyard has engag-
ed in the insurance business and
opened offices in the Schweitzer
building on the east side of the
square. Miss Minyard will repre-
I sent life, fire, accident and other
insurance companies.
Miss Elizabeth Lapham, daugh-
ter of our former townsman, L. w.
Lapham, arrived from Emporia,
Kansas, Sunday to take a place on
our High School faculty. Many of
her young friends of a few years ago
were glad to greet her again.
Hon. L. Bond. state Super
visor of the Rural School work, has
been visiting the rural schools of
Boone county this week. He intend
ed to be present at our School Fair
which was postponed, and will try
to be back with us again three
weeks hence.
Reduced round-trip rates to
Searcy, Arkansas, account White
County Fair, October 1929, 1915.
Tickets on sale October 25.29 in
elusive. Final return limit October
80, 1915. For further information
ask the M, & n, A. X. X. Ticket
Agent, J, c. Murray, Gen. Pass
Agent, Harrison Ark.
County Judge N. A, Freeing
made trip to Baxter county last
week, returning Monday, during
which he made special examination
of the new road machinery pur-
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