The Harrison times., 1916-04-22
Local and Personal

Wednesday.
-Monette, Mo-, on Wednesday last
voted $4,000 bonds for road work, by
a three to one vote.
C. W. Mock and family left for
Joplin, their former home, this week
and will remain there.
w. B. Ray writes that he has pur-
chased a home and located perma-
nently at Lucedale, Miss.
The Catholic Ladies wish to thank
the people of Harrison for their liber-
al patronage in the Easter Sale.
On Tuesday the Contractor COM
menced laying the cement side walk,
around the Harrison Cemetery.
Mrs. Rebecca Jernigan and son of
Davenport, Wash, spent Thursday
visiting with old friends in Harrison.
Miss Effie Davis has been select
ed as sponsor for the local camp [, c.
v, at the coming reunion at Birming-
ham, Ala.
Editor J. P, Stafford and wife, of
Springdale, spent Tuesday in Harri-
son, Mr.. Stafford being a delegate to
the Congressional Convention,
Mrs. F. |. Shane of Kansas City
left for home, last Tuesday after a
two months visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hammerschmidt.
George Murphy, of Harrison, was
married Sunday to Miss May Sum-
merS, of Myrtle. They will make
their home on Bear Greek farm.
L. Melum is building five room
Bungalow just north of Eagle Heights
addition which will make quite an
improvement in this section of city.
Rev. Sam Mars, formerly of
Harrison but now pastor atSouthweSt
City, presided last week at the Pres
bytery of his church held at Rogers.
The Christian church here has
secured promise of the aid of evan
geliSt Charles NJ. Sharp in a revival
campaign of three weeks beginning
April 80.
-Parker's Pressing Parlors have
been moved to the room in the east
end of the Kirby Building, recently
vacated by Cline's Undertaking De-
partment.
Mrs. Marion H Crump will begin
a ten weeks term for a kindergarten
Glass next Monday morning at the
Central graded school building. Chill
dren from four to sixwill be accepted.
The Central S. |. A. will meet at
the High School Monday, the oath,
at 4 p. IN. All members are requested
to attend. Important business.
MRS. j. d. TYSON, President.
Special |. O. O. F. services to be
held at the Baptist Church Wednes-
day 7:30 p, m. April Goth, A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to
attend this service by order of the
Lodge.
I Crowds have been in town every
day this week enroute to the Forest
Reserve. They will all be back May
18th to make their filings, when
great crowd is expected at the L, S.
Land office.
NJ. F. Black, of Texarkana, who is
interested in mining near Zinc and
over in Newton county, is in town ar
ranging to have his family spend the
summer here. He thinks the charms
of Harrison and vicinity make her
well worth considering as a summer
resort
Having sold their paper, the Lead
Hill News, to w. F, Barrett, of Stutt-
gart, Mr., and Mrs. Burton Bunch are
here this week visiting before going to
Zinc, where they will take a hand in
the mining business. Aside from the
question of profit, Burt thinks mining
will be somewhat lighter work.
The Times solicitor made a spe-
cialty this week of the Eagle Heights
section Of the city and is loud in his
praises of its progressive and indus
trious citizens. The improvements
generally are striking, the homes and
premises are clean, neat and sanitary,
and the ladies and gentlemen met,
courteous, kind and hospitable.
The Ladies of the Baptist Aid
Society met at the church Monday
morning to work on the church