The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Local and Personal

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Harrison visitor Monday.
Remember, everybody is expected
to work the road next Thursday.
e. B. Wheeler and family left
Wednesday for their future home at
Fairland, Oklahoma.
Y In spite OF the wet weather the
cement walk about the court park is
nearing completion,
j. W. Paul was elected Mayor
and'Bob jenkins Marshall of Alpena
at Tuesdays's election.
w. B. Ray and family left Mon
day for Mississippi where they expect
to make their feature home.
Troy Bran and Miss Veda Shouse,
OF Valley Springs, were married Tues
day at the Planters Hotel, Rev. Lester
officiating.
Mrs. S. E. Mills, formerly Miss
Nellie Smith, of Muskogee, Okla, is
here visiting friends and looking after
property interests,
Cleanup ardor has been some
what dampened by the frequent rains
this week, but good weather will set
everybody to work.
Mrs. Irwin Peters, of Warsaw,
Wis, daughter of our, popular Res
taurant man P. Dahlman is here for
a visit to her father. .-..
The most effective method of
swatting the fly is thorough screening.
Phone C. f. Johnson when in need of
screens or repairs. Phone 32S.
The many friends of Mrs. J. M.
Rowland will be pleased to learn of
her rapid recovery from an operation
for cancer, performeklast week.
-Messrs. B. G. Andrews, Horace
Poynor and J. M. Shinn went to
Beryville to-day to participate in a
Royal Arch Chapter session there to-
night.
"a special geologist sent to exam
inc the lands Of the Wilicoxsin Devel-
opment Co. near Marble City this
week reports the situation as good as
the best.
| See the new feed store 1st door
east otjail for good seed potatoes,
oats, COW peas, -four and feed of all
kinds, prices right and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The committee on road working
| day, next Thursday, informs us that
every business man in the city has
agreed to close shop on that day and
help with the work.
\ JAS. King, ST., who has been suff-
ering for some time with progressive
paralysis, is reported very low as we
go to press. His mother and all ofhis
children ere at his bedside.
The large 3O-horse traction engine
| with equipment, purchased by the
county, arrived this week and will be
ready for try-out at the road max
! ing as soon as the weather permits.
Miss Minnie Long, Of Covington,
Texas, arrived here on March 3lst,
and was married at the Riverside
| Hotel the same afternoon to John
Tigg, Of Gather, Esquire LA. Moore
officiating,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Clark, who
have been spending the winter at
Lake Charles, La, are at home again.
They have visiting them Mrs. Frank
Milar, sister of Mrs. Clark from
New York.
The Lead Hill municipal election
Tuesday resulted in the election OF
w. S. Brown, mayor; Paul Morrow,
recorder; aldermen, c. w, Pruett,
r. r. Cantrell, Geo. Kirkwood, 0. P.
Coker and Jas. Penix.
-Harrison's Federated Clubs join
ed in farewell reception to Mrs,
Fannie W. Kiefer at the home of Mrs.
c. f. Scott Wednesday afternoon.
Report of the event was received toe
late for publication this week,
-Harrison's Township nominees as
selected at the recent primaries are
J. w. Andrews and A. c. Brooks,
j. Ps.; Sam Bradshaw, constable; F.
l.. Pennington road overseer for north
Harrison, Dick Grain for South
Horr;enr