The Harrison times., 1916-05-27

| VI. !. DakeF, Il SpTlngllelu WllOle-
saler, with his family spent Wednes-
day night in Harrison on an auto tour
of the Ozarks.
-Ex-Marshall Burt Taylor, who
has been confined to his home for
several weeks from pistol wounds, is
able to be around again.
Reg. E. Ballenger, general Confer
ence Evangelist Of the Free Methodist
Church, will begin Tent Meeting on
the School grounds June 9th to run
some two weeks.
T. A. Speer returned from Spring
field Tuesday where he placed his
three children, King, Allean and &C.
reane, for full course at the Spring
field Business College.
John PuIliam, Eureka'S oldest
band man, has been given the con-
tract for furnishing the music at the
Springs this summer. Five bandlead-
ers made bids for this desirable job.
The Harrison Commercial Club will
hold its noon lunch meeting next
Tuesday at Krausa's Cafe. Much
business of importance will be con-
Sidered and our business men should
be on hand.
-TheSei are the days that we hear
so much about sowing oats, planting
corn, etc. on one side of the house,
while on the other side it is that love-
ly spring bonnet, new dress, cleaning
house, and federation.
Friends of Miss May Horton, a
former prominent teacher of Belfonte
who left here fifteen years ago for the
west, will be glad to learn that she is
alive and well, and lives at Memphis,
Texas, with her six children.
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather a record-breaking audience
was out at the opening of the Lyric
Airdome last Saturday night, and the
warm weather this week has made
the Airdome very popular place.
-Harrison's School Election last
Saturday passed off very quietly. H.
w. ReduS and J. Sam Rowland
were elected directors for the three
year terms and special tax of seven
mills was levied for the ensuing year.
Virgil Jones and Robert Tuft spent
last week in Newton county, and are
braggingofthe performances Of theFord
car which made the trip over noun
tain and valley, including the very
worst roads, without accident of any
kind, and returned in first class shape.
"A special car bearing the Receivers
of the NJ. & n. A, Railroad passed
over the line Monday. 1t is under
stood the Receivers have cause for
qualification in the general impro 5e-
ment of business and condition of the
road this year.
Jack Goodman, who made many
friends in Harrison last year as a sales
men for the Price Clothing Co., died
Sunday morning last at San Antonio,
Texas, where he had gone for his
health some time since He leaves a
wife and two children.
Strawberries picked and delivered
every marning. We use new boxes
each day and guarantee a uniform
grade Of berries We are close to town
and you get the berries without their
being bruised by long travel We
guarantee quality. Jones Berry Farm
Prof. w. B. Clark, now grand
lecturer for the Masonic order with
home at Little Rock, spent Thursday
with Harrison friends. He was at one
time member of our High School
faculty, and is pleased to see the re-
cent growth and Improvement Of his
old home.
The Springfield Business College
will increase the tuition rates Sept.
lst. Scholarships purchased before
that date, good for any time, may be
secured at the present exceptionally
low prices. As there is no summer
vacation, and students may enter any
day, many will enter during the SUM
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