The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Local and Personal

Miss Helen Poe, of Little Rock
is visiting with Harrison friends this
week.
John Lynn, who has been quite
sick with heart trouble, is reported
some bette
One half of the world may not
know how the other half lives. But
it isn't the female half.
If you imagine that women
haven't sense of humor Just take
look at the hats they are wearing
Before you hunt for trouble, be
sure that you know what you are
going to do with it when you find it..
The Fannie Scott Chapter
L. y. C., will meet with Mrs. W. H.
Lewis on Tuesday, January 10th.
Mrs, ]. T Roberts, Of Rogers, is
visitor at the home of A, j. Pugh.
They were friends when both
formerly lived in Colorado,
Lois Harlan, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, Dewey Harlan, formerly Of
Harrison. was married this week at
Searcy to Chas, Caldwell Of that
city,
Ray Rowland, former proprietor
Of Rowland's Cafe, left Tuesday for
Roswell, New Mexico, poor health
making it necessary that he seek a
mildcr climate
Il. w. Miller, who has been visit
ing brothers at his old homein North
Missouri and Iowa for some time,
is at home again with his daughter,
Mrs, {, Y, Caster,
The building vacated this week
| by the HcraId office is being fitted
up as a salesroom for the *, Jones
Garage which has the agency for the
Ford automobiles.
The Woman's Book Club will
meet Wednesday, January 2Oth at
| the Library Building, Mrs, J. Z,
| Andrews and Mrs. Donna Baker
will act as hostcsses,
POSTMASTER Watkins announces
that, conforming to the new rail.
road time table, mail for the west
bound train should be in the post
office by / o'clock p, m,
Dave EoH former sheriff of this
county and now occupying similar
position at IIoldcnyillc, Oklahoma,
arrived Yesterday for a Wsit with
! parents and old friends,
A gasoline filing station with a
! l2O gallons capacity has been in
stalled by the l1rcw Garage, The
station has an automatic meas,
urng device aud thoroughly filters
all gasoline discharged from it,
Supervisor Francis Kiclcr Of the
Ozark National Forest has receil ed
an invitation TO attend the eleventh
Annual Convention or the American
Wood Prcscrvers Association, at
Chicago, January 10, 20 and u,
The people Of Leslie are very in
dignant at the Missouri & North
Arkansas railroad for having re-
moved the Pullman cars from its
train, They might have ayertcd
this calamity by patronizing the
Pullman more literally
Mr. and Mrs, George J. Grump
| have moved to their farm on upper
Crooked Creek where their new
home occupies the site Of the old
Adcrholt residence. As they are
starting their rural life all over
again they have named the place
Honeymoon Farm"
A special meeting Of the sunday
School workers Of the town will be
held nt the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow afternoon at 2.3O o'clock,
Every Sunday school worker teach.
cr, and superintendent and aIl>pas'
tors Of the city and county arcurgcd
to be present at this meeting 50 that
plans for the entertainment Of the
North Arkansas Convention OF state
Sunday School April II to 10 may
be discussed,
The Arkansas Conference Of III,
NJ, Il, Church, begins It's annual con
ference here next Wednesday, ant
Harrison peopleure lookinglorwnrt
to the pleasure Of entertaining st
splendid u body Of men, rhisis tht