The Harrison times., 1915-02-27

N a. Jones, recently OF Oklahoma
City, has opened a two chair barber
shop near the southeast corner of
the square
Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Armitagc,
who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs John Mason, of
Searcy have returned.
DR. Jno. M Wallace, Of Ft, Smith,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat special
ist, spent the first of the week in
Harrison.
Mrs. ]. A. Wcathcrly trippcd
and fell at her home last Saturday
breaking her right hip, She is slow
ly recovering.
inc II. Coftman, who has been
confined to his home for the past
twD weeks with case of lagrip pe,
is much better,
Miss Ada Pace left for Little
Rock he first of the week taking
with her little Frank Pace Jr., wEo
has been visiting his grandmother.
Vigil Jones, who las just com.
pleted two years service in the L, S,
Navy, is at home again, He saw
service during the recent little bout
with Mexico.
Collector Roy Milum closes his
rounds Of the county to-dayat Lead
Hill Until Apri! 1Oul he will con.
tinue the collection Of taxes at the
Court House,
Gordon Armttagc, who has been
practicing law at Searcy for the past
ycaras sapartncr Of EX.Congrcssman
Brundjdgc, will open an Office in
Harrison this week,
Born to Mrs, W, W. Larimcr, at
the home of her mother in Cincin.
natti, Ohio, on Saturday last, a boy
Mr. Lorimcr has been receiving the
congratulations Of Friends here
1t is enough to make us uneasy
concerning the coming summer to
look at the various STYLES Of undrcss
fashionable Just now and guess
what the warm weather may bring,
AT the request OF our attorneys
who must be absent attending court
at lleber Springs next week the
regular term Of Chancery Court
will be adjourned to meet here
March 10Th,
Division 1875 Order of Railway
Conductors are preparing for their
Annual Ball to be given at Tcrpsi'
ehorean Hall on Easter, Monday
evening, April 9th, Newmaas Or
chestro will furnish the music.
The movement to start q night
school for boys and young men OF
Harrison who are not in public
school is strongly endorsed by our
best people, and it is roy probable
that sessions will begin next week,
Ernest Clark, one Of laspcr's s
most promising young men, who is
now attending the Valparaiso Uni.
| versity at Valparaiso, lndo writes
that he is very well satisfied aud
that he will spend the August va.
cation in Iospcr-IaSpcr TiwcS
Sunday School Missionary c II,
Whitehead reports the organization
last Sunday Of a new Sunday School
| at Marble CITY with W, II, Clark as
superintendent, {, W. Gooth as
assistant aud Frank Carlton as
secretary Forty'liye were enrolled,
-ltoppeosthot Tarrlson'ssoeiet} :
people have too eXtfavagant ideas
about a Country Club to ht their
porkcrbooks, and will have I'd
drop the prnicct OF course q tn
thousand dollar plant would b,
desirable, but there might be muet
pleasure In something considerably
cheaper
-On Friday last Sam pcdcn os
suulled L, A. pcllley on the ives
side Of the square, giving ~ hi
reason that his credit had betl
injured nv o low rating given il
q book pclllcy had prepared
for the merchants of the tow
pedcn was arrested, but By
agreement his trial was postpone,
until March 18th,
Prof J. = Melieynolds Is deycI
oping nicely a large class Of younl
players on the various band instru
ments who viii add much 60 th
atusu.tn 80 fiuuYia,nia Hand unu