The Harrison times., 1916-09-30
Local and Personal

IA, a week from next Tuesday.
The Eleventh Hour Mining Co.
has opened offices in the second story
of the Farmers Bank building.
The dedication Of Harrison's NJ.
z. Church, South, last Sunday was a
beautiful and impressive event.
L. +. Eoff has purchased the Poy-
nor Insurance Agency, and will move
its offices TO the Farmers Bank.
Hugh c. Hull left this week for
Miami, Arizona, where he will have
! charge of the Wells.Fargo Express
office.
The Harrison Commercial College
is fitting up elegant quarters over the
Farmers Bank and will be ready for
business next week,
President George d. Locke, of our
Electric Company, came over from
Rogers the first of the week for a
look at things in Harrison.
Mrs. ]. Z. Andrews is in Little
Rock this week attending a meeting
of the Executive Committee of the
State Federation of WOman's Clubs.
-Crump Kirby has returned to St.
Louis to resume his studies for the
fourth year at the Medical Depart
ment Of the Washington University.
John T. Williamson, travelling pas
senger agent of the c. b. & Q. rail
road was in Harrison Thursday look
ing after the interest of his lines.
d. C! Brewer, of Toledo, Ohio, was
in Harrison Thursday en- route to look
at the old Ben Hayle mining lands in
Newton county now owned by a com
pany Of his city.
Mrs. Ruth Mccormick and her
grand daughter, Miss Freda, left Tues
day evening for Tulsa, Okla. for a
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Johnson.
Allen Phillips and little daughter,
Eula, have gone to Henry, County,
Missouri, for visit with Mr.. Phil
lips brother, DR.. Robert Phillips, who
resided here many years ago,
-Messrs. Bentley Frew and wife,
and Harley Mack and wife left Har-
rison Friday morning in their "Fliver"
automobiles for a thousand mile trip
during which time they will visit with
relatives in Ohio.
The laying of water pipes about
the square has progressed rapidly this
week, and Water Commissioner Cor
don informs us that the greater part of
the concrete work at the reservoir has
been accomplished.
Ben Roberts left this week to re-
sumo his studies at Washington Uni
versity, st. Louis. He was accompa.
MED by his mother Mrs. W. S. Rob
erts, who will visit with her sister in
that city for some time.
Miss Edith Murray, who left a
few weeks since to visit her sister
Miss Eva Murray at Greenville, Tex
as, has accepted a position there, with
a wholesale grocery house. Her many
friends wish her success in her new
home.
Due to the rush of business al
the L. S. government printing office
all orders for printing stamped envel
opes have been held up for some time
| The printers OF the country agree thai
this class of work should be turned
over to them anyway.
-Shinn & Hudgins a new law firm
composed of two Of our we'll knowI
attorneys, James NJ. Shinn and OscaI
W. Hudgins will begin business mex
Monday. They will have rooms il
the second story of the Andrews build
ing, on the south side.
The prices Of the Apollo Clul
Minstrel Show was originally set a
25 cents only, but an incessant de
mand for reserved seats has caused
| the management to set aside yer!
few seats for those caring for them
These may be had at the box offic,
for the additional sum Of 10 cents.
Did Booze ever get you better job