The Harrison times., 1915-10-02
Local and Personal
U. S. Court Monday Oct. 11th.

Frank Travis is at Berryyille
this week with his stud of race
horses.
j. b. Price, OF the Mexican
Restaurant, left Sunday afternoon
for the far west.
Tom Newman left Monday for
Fayetteville where he has a week S
engagement with the city band.
Miss Maude Williams, of Little
Rock a singer of rare ability, is
organizing a class in voice culture in
Harrison.
Pastor Glanville of the Presby-
terian Church is attending the
National Convention of that church
at Hot Springs this week.
-Rev. c. H. Whitehead and son
left Monday for Hot Springs TO at
tend the Church Efficiency Meeting
of the Presbyterian Church, l. S. A.
/-Dalton Davis this week bought
the Dopson home and 40 acres just
east of Judge Mitchell's, and is plan
ing to convert it into a dairy farm.
Jas. Taylor has taken a position
as travelling salesman for the Kan
sas Oil Refining Co., his territ ory
being all of North Arkansas betw cen
Eureka and Shirley.
| I The Porter Price Ladies store
yopened up their handsome stock yes
terday morning in the new Johnson
building on the east side. They
have the classiest little store in the
city.
After a weeks visit with relativ-
es and old friends, ]. Q. A. Speer
left Monday for his home at Stigler,
Oklahoma. He reports that country
prospering this year and crops of all
kinds good.
The Motor car service now leav-
es Harrison at 6:15 in the morning
arriving at Joplin at 1890 O'Clock,
and leaves Joplin at $40 O'Clock in
the afternoon, arriving at Harrison
at 1880 o'clock.
DIR. W. w. Brand of Francis,
has moved to Harrison, where he
will continue his practice, with
offices in the new Johnson
building. He will make his home
on Eagle Heights.
j. L. Goss and wife, of Winner,
Oklahoma, are here visiting their
former home in the Bear Creek
country of North Boone. Mr.. Goss
is pleasantly located in North Okla
homa, and will try to sell his farm
here.
Mrs Lizzie Phelps, of Eufaula,
Oklahoma, is here looking after her
interests in the estate of her father,
the late John Womack. She will
have extensive improvements made
in the Womack business building on
the south side.
The Republican has moved its
office from the west side of the
square to the Alverson building, a
block east of the square. The build
ing vacated by the Republican will
be reftted and occupied by Horace
Poynor as an insurance office.
"A. Williams and family. of Com
| /pton, who have been spending the
summer in Minnesota, arrived in
Harrison Thursday, glad to get
back to Arkansas again. Mr.. Will
liams says they had frost in une
and again in August where they
were.
Sheriff Snow, of f'Newton county,
passed through here Sunday with
Will Anderson, arrested at Marshall
where he had sold for $3.50 a
horse stolen last week from his
uncle J. H. Wilhoit, Of Tarlton,
Newton county. Anderson was on
his way, so he said, to his former
home in Tennessee.
In spite of the fact that the last
general conference of the M. E. s.
church voted to debar the use of
tobacco by ministers, ! B. Duke, the
tobacco magnate, who maintains
offices in New York and manufac-
lures smoking and chewing tobacco
at Durham, S. c., has promised to
give 100000 year to the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,