The Harrison times., 1915-09-18
Local and Personal

! nc booster button is on every
body everywhere in Harrison just
+ now.
Grover Baker has gone to North
Boone where he will try mining for
a season.
-Harrell Dodson has gone to ac-
cept salesman's position at Has
I kell, Oklahoma.
j. NJ. Smith and son of Frederick,
Oklahoma, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Zinc ore was down to $50 per
ton and lead to $50 in the Joplin
markets this week.
The School Improvement AS
sociation rounded up $40 with their
Ice Cream venture Saturday.
Harrison Boys and Girls should
all be at the Court Park Tuesday
next at 7:15 to sing the National
Anthem when played by the band.
Prof. c. NJ. Hollabaugh, former
ly of Marshall, will have charge of
of the Everton Schools which opened
this week.
Hon. J. B. Higgins. of Conway, for
many years Chief Clerk of the House
of Representatives, has announced as
candidate for Secretary of State.
T. J. McNish, the popular repre-
sentative of the Gazette arrived
with his family this week and is
arranging to make Harrison his
home.
I The H. D. Will Jams Cooperage
Company of Leslie, is making ar
rangements to erect a stave and
saw mill at the end oftheir tram line
on Red river.
The ladies Of Harrison will have
supper early next Tuesday night so
the whole family can get down
town on time to see the big free
Booster Show.
The farmers of Boone county are
busy preparing to gather their fall
crops which are reported to be very
good, notwithstanding the heavy
rains in August.
In the event you hear big noise
in town next Tuesday night about
7;30 p. M, don't think its the Mex
leans in new uprising; it will be the
Boosters boosting,
Lawson Murray, manager of
the Hotel Midway, returned Satur-
day from an extended trip, in the
course of which he visited the ex-
position at San Francisco.
Frank McAnear, the new assis-
tant superintendent of our Public
Schools, arrived Monday and is
helping to get things in shape for
the opening next Monday.
Mrs. T. G. Moss, who has been
i'll for several weeks, died at her
home in the city on Thursday last,
and was buried Friday in Rose Hill
cemetery. She was a woman of
many noble qualities, and host of
friends extend the deepest sympathy
to the stricken family.
Out of 800 horses presented to
Falls Brothers, who were buying
horses for English artillery purposes
at Everton last week only eleven
animals came up to the standard.
The average price paid was 500.
Our stock men are learning that it
does't pay to raise scrubs of any
kind.
Young men and young women
from your address have reserved
their rooms at Henderson.Brown
College. You should be in in their
number Music, expression. literary
and scientific courses, with athletic,
literary society work, and spirited
student life, will be enjoyed by them.
Do not wait, but write today.
J.. M. Workman, President, Arkadel-
phia, Ark.
"A change to be made in the Far
mers Bank next week will place that
institution under a new manage
ment, the interest of E. S. Alexan-
der having been purchased by E. A.
Bell, of Springfield, NO., and his
brother l.. A. Bell, of the Bank Of
Lead Hill, MIR. Alexander will retire
as president but l.. F, Eoff will con-
tinue as cashier. Both the Bells lat
er on will become citizens of Harris