The Harrison times., 1916-09-16
Local and Personal

"l lhe LgFlc VIII DC gwen OCTOBER !.
Crescent College, at Eureka
Springs, will open next Wednesday.
Clarence McGinn has gone to Eu-
reka Springs to take up his work as a
teacher in the schools there.
The Citizens Bank Annual Colt
Show will be held this year with the
COUNTY fair on the 14th OF October
Arch NJ Crump has returned TO
Mississippi to look after the gathering
of crops on Mrs. Crump's plantation.
Swans Dramatic Shows will oc.
cupy the block just across the street
north from the Planters Hotel.
John ". Taylor is preparing to
put on a retail oil wagon and deliver
all kinds OF oil to the consumers Of
the town.
Mrs. w X. Welsh, secretary Of
the labor assembly, of Denver Colo,
rado, is visiting her aunt here, Mrs.
c. E. Myles.
Albert Cravens, one of the Oldest
steamboat men on White river, was
here for the reunion, the guest Of
John Clendenin.
The Santa Fe Railroad is prepar-
ing to take over all the express busi-
ness on its line, eliminating the ex-
press companies entirely.
-Harrisons youngsters are all back
in school for another nine months.
Public school commenced Monday
with the usual large enrolment.
The Junior B. Y. P U. will give an
interesting program at 7:30 o'clock
this evening at the Baptist church,
closing the entertainment with ice
cream and cake. Everybody invited.
-Eancil Coker, who has been play
ing trombone in the Concert Band at
Eureka Springs, returned Monday. the
band having closed its summer en-
gagement last Sunday.
Bradley Sims, who has been Wis
iting for some time with his father,
left Sunday for the University of Mis-
souri,, at Columbia, where he will
specialize some more in music.
Harrison sent four new students
to Hendrix College, at Conway, last
Sunday Felix Michel, Elmer Ham
merschmidt, and Crump and DENLY
GarYin, all recent graduates of our
High School.
Miss Pearl Huffman of Spring
field, Mo, who has been the guest Of
Miss Alice Gibson for the past week,
left Wednesday afternoon for Berry
vile, where she will visit before she
returns to Springfield.
H. c. Barker, operator at the Ly-
ric Theatre, and Miss Josephine Jack
son were married Monday, Rev. NJ. F.
Gathright, officiating. Harrison will
be their furture home, which insures
long life and happiness.
Collin Meyers, who has been
working in Little Rock during the
summer, visited with friends here last
week before returning to school at
Hendrix College, Conway Collin is
distinguishing himself both in his lit.
erary work and in athletics.
The Eagle Heights Sunday school,
which has been laying off during the
warm weather, will open again to-
morrow for the rest of the year. All
old members are urged to cooperate
and new ones invited. The school
did splendid work last year.
L. B. Bell, president of our Farm
ers Bank, enjoyed a visit the first Of
the week from three brothers, r. A..
Bell, prosecuting attorney of Pulaski
County, Mo-, and family; w. B. Bell,
of the Springfield Normal; and L. K.
Bell, cashier of the Lead Hill Bank.
Rev. C. II. Whitehead left Tuesday
for Maysyille, Benton county, where
he will attend the Annual Presbytery
Of the Arkansas Presbyterians, U. S.
A. Before returning he expects to
visit for a short time with Messrs
Curl and Wheeler, at Fairland, Okla,