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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05


International Harvester Co. w.
j. Z Freeman IT al, suite guar
antte Trial BIZ court. Judge.
ment for plaintiff for $444 II.
Werner Piano Co. VS.. Il. NJ.
Huffman, suit on note. Cnntin
ued Engagement. (.
Il. G. Stewart VS. Vim. Barnes
ct al, attachment. Plea in abatp.
ment filed. Sheriff ordered To
attach perishable property.
j. W. Jackson tt al vs.. j. Fred
Ellis. suit on a note. Trial by
court. Judgement for plaintiff
for Sl6e.5 80.
OXweld Acetyiene Co. VS. Mike
Cre"ny, suit un note. Trial by
court. Judgement for plaintiff
for S2l4.26. -.
G.. Nj. Mitchell VS. Fairmonnt
Church and Cemetery Associa.
tion, account No action taken.
Clas. II. RAIDER rs Mary A.
Miller, action tn redeem land.
Alias summons ordered to Buc.
hanan ca. Sheriff for Deft.
Otto II. Thelman rs. james II.
Atkinson, motion to retaX cost,
No action taken.
j. II. Rue vs. Nj. &. Doris ct
al, foreclosure. No action taken
NJ. Rumley Co. VS. Neigllbors
Implement and Vehicle Com.
pany. Time to Tile bill of eXecu.
tion extended to Bird day of next
regular term.
s. |. Jury TT al VS. W. H Strpp
ct al, partition. Proof of publ
cation filed and land ordered
sold 1T next regular term.
Walter Coday vs. WEISS Hight,
partition. Publication ordered
IN Mansfield Mirror for Deft.
Docie Farrar.
Walter Rippee VS. Unknown
heirs of Michael Jordan TT al,
quite title. Decree for plaintiff
Omar Stacey Is Lucy Stacey.
divorce Continued.
a. G.. Ames vs. Jessie L.. Ames,
divorce. Continued.
Dorcus Epperson IS James D..
EppersOn, divorce. No action
taken.
Mary Olive Lee VS. Sherman
Lee, divorce. No action taken
Sarah +. WiIlet VS. Ambrose j.
Willet, divorce. Continued.
j. A. CIaXtOn'vs Lille Claxton,
divorce. Decree for plaintiff.
Roy S'igall vs. D,Ila Stigall, d.
vOrce. No action taken.
Nora Glenn vs. Arlhur Il.
Glenn, divOre. Decree for plain.
Tiff and plaintiff given custody of
her minor child and $40 per
month alimOny.
Hattie Finley VS. Jason Finley,
divorce Plaintiff allowed $50
temporary aIimony. Decree for
plaintiff and plaintiff given Gus
tody of minor child.
Verna o. Moore VS. Walter
Moore, divorce. Dismissed at
cost of defendant.
Maud Peaches VS. Henry Pea
cliee, divorce. Decree for plain.
tiff and plaintiff given custody of
minor children.
Hiram Steele VS. Katie Steele,
divorce. Defendant allowed so
temporary alimony. Dismissed
at cost of plaintiff.
Mary G. Reeves vs. Berry
Reeves, divorce. Decree for
plaintiff.
l.. Calvin ct al VS. James Cher.
~ IT al, quiet title. Decree for
plaintitf.
Bert Ellis VS. II. B. Flyr ct al,
quiet title. Decree for plaintiff.
Joseph McGutfey VS. Samuel
M. Austin ct al. quiet title. No
action taken
John NJ. Wheeler vs. James j..
Mcmillan, quiet title. No action
taken.
Geo. W. Freeman vs. A. j, Dial.
quiet title. Decree for plain.
tiff.
j. W. Perkins vs Joseph Petit,
title. Decree fur plaintiff
Frank SmaIly VS.. W. A. Free.
man ct al, quiet title. Decree
for plaintiff.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05

Dribbling. Retention OF Urine. Strain
ing after E~rinating, Pain or Frequent
Calls. Weak Kidneys. Uric Acid, Pass
Blood or Mncus in Urine. Backache,
Pain III Crethra, Catarrh of Bladder OF
Bowels, liberation vi the Bladder, Rheu-
matism, Pain in Joints or Hips. Dia-
betes. Scanty Crines, Thick or Sluggish
Urine, Gall Stone, Grstronic Acid.
II you need kLDNECO aud have never
used it, please send the Coupon below.
Do this in justice to yourself and We
will help Won to get we'll. This offer IL
self should convince you that klDNECO
will do what We claim. Certainly. We
would not give them to You if We had
any doubt Of results. You certainly
van Ia br we'll and should in justice to
yourself send this Coupon today.
Kidneco costs 2jc, j0c and .i.U a
Package.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Circuit Court
From Iiartville Democrat:

rum IlAitNilIS lpt'iilDtTitJ.
state Us Marve Ellis, selling
liquor without licenses: two
cases. E'urliture of rncrgnizance
taken and scire facias ordered.
State " Reed Lee. forgery;
fnui cases. Change Of venue
granted. tNorfiture Of rerOgniz.
anre taken. Scire facias order
ed and continual. Bond fixed
at 81 1000 90
State VS. Jesse Lewis, selling
liquor without licenses: thrt e
cases. Continued.
State W Nick Quincy, grand
larceny. Continued at cost OF
plaintiff.
State vs. J. p. Hunt, burgnla,y
and larceny. No action taken
Stat" vs. Fred Palmer Stay
o! execution as to fine for 40 days
and defendant and DR.. Il. II. Lat
liner recognized in sum of $500.
Farris NaiOn w l. w. Gotten
GIN. account Continued by
agreement.
a. Y. Friend Us st. Louis and
San Francisco Ry. 30, damages.
Continued. by agreement.
G.. J.. Beach vs. j. d. Avery.
Report Of Referee filed. Lave
to Deft. to file exceptions by
Nov /.
j.. o. Fridge ct al vs. Daniel ".
Bailey, attachment. No action
taken.
john II Reed vs. Martha Win
paft,tion. Dismissed at
cost Of plaintiff.
W. N. Evans vs. j 4. Kings
ct al, change from Howell
60. Cus- taken under advise
ment.
Levi Royal " Mrs. Levi Roy
Al. Motion to retax costs order.
ID,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Farm Loans

AT lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. Gao. II, FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Look Here! Honey!

HONEY FOR SALE nj j, ID.
Reynolds and Steve Yates, -
gallon cans Sac, quart cans lac,
Rec Farm Aug. Getting. A':v
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05

The NJ. l.. Clark and Sons
combined shows gave creditsbIe
exhibitions to good crowds here
Saturday afternoon and night.
Their band gave a good concert
at noon.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Money to Loan

\ i. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, IN,
PROVED FARMS IN ETH
ER WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES. y. J. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05

Preaching at Pleasant Hill eve.
ry first Saturday night, Sunday
aud Sunday night. Rev. NJ. t..
Gift, pastor.
CRAZY MADGE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
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To Sufferers If Diseases That 1t Alone Can Cure. We have spent a fortune to
obtain the right to anufactnre kIDNECO in America, and " e shall spend
several fortunes tu quickly get this wonderful treatment to people who
need it,. If yu need it. let us send you Il 2Jc-nt box Tree.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
STUNNING SUIT

ties look. well in entire suits, The best
choice for this purpose is the imitation
baby lamb, and this is the variety
employed for the suit pictured. 1t Is
banded with an imitation beaver tur'
The coat is a @three-quarter length' |
Russian model, with,a wide belt lined |
with satin. The skirt is plain ana |
straight,bapging, with its border twice |
as wide as the landings about the bot |
tom of the coat. This is: a detail
that adds much to the smartneSs OF
the suit. The wide collar fastens di-
agonally at the front with three black
satin-cOvered buttons .'.' "
While the designer has managed this
suit Of fur-fabric so that It is altogeth-
er attractive, combinations of plain
cloths or velvet with these heavy
weaves are less difficult to work out
successfully. In these. suits the border
at the bottom Of the cloth skirt some
times extends almost to the knees. Or
the skirt is laid III wide panels with
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21

thing" These fraternal detailS haV-
ing been attended t0ie entertained
turned tr Fred Bolton and Mrs. Fred
,H"NfG at luncheon for Mrs. Bottoms
ne isure on last Saturday. Mrs. r.
S. Granger and Mrs. J. c. Murray join
ed them in the afternoon for a pleas
ant game of auction.
Honor Miss Haynes.
Miss Irene Haynes, of Pierce City,
Mo, who is the guest of Mrs. Ida
Bardwell and Mrs. L. NJ. Rose, was the
recipient Of two social affairs the past
week that gave much pleasure. Miss
Haynes visits Harrison frequently and
has won on enviable number of friends
by her charm and beauty. Mrs. L. NJ.
Rose, whose hospitality is also envia-
able, entertained on Wednesday after
noon and evening for Miss Haynes.
Autumn flowers in great profusion
were used throughout the rooms in
pleasing fleet. Cards were the diver,
sion and Mesdames Fitton and Will
Glass won the fayors in the after.
noon, while Miss Helen Shelby and
Mr.. Julian Paul were fortunate in the
evening. Mrs. W. H. Clark and Mrs.
Bardwell assisted Mrs Rose in dis.
pensing hospitality. Miss Haynes de.
lighted their guests in the afternoon
with a trio of songs. A luncheon was
served both afternoon and evening.
Th afternoon guests were Mesdames
b. b. Bruce, Allan GeaIn, Imogene
Bryan, Sada McClary, Don r. Palmer,
viii Glass, w. W. Larimer, Guy L..
Trimbe, II. s. Baumgardner, p. 6.
Granger, Ernest A. Matthews, Judson
Chapman, j. L. Andrews, Frank b.
Kirby, Harry Johnson, r.. Fall, ,"r
Albert Phelan, ID. +. Fitton, Ray dnr.
row, John Clendenin, James Reed,
Richard Crowdus, Ralph Watkins and
Misses Willard Worthington, MauG"
Watkins, Margie Redus, Lulu Jerni.
gan. Jess Perkins Those in the
evening were Misses Helen and kath.
ryn Shelby, Ruth and Hazel Little.
ton, Mary and Agnes Newman, Annie
Mitchell, Blanche Dixon, and MGssts.
Claude Warner Dr. V, A. Ruhle, viii
Harrington, Lawrence Groves, JOnn
Campbell, Jack Rummel, Claude Bink.
ley, Frank Redus and Julian Paul,
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21

See the toys at Gibson's Bargain
Store,
Gull apples 10 cents per bushel at
Snaps orchard.
See the Boone Co. Abstract Co. for
Abstracts. Office in Court House.
Nc is still making his bread out
of good Model Flour.
Try one of those double loaves
at McReynold's Bakery.
Choice Ferns and House Plants
for sale. Mrs. W. II. Cecil.
FIRE INSURANCE-H. D. Glass,
East Side oG Square. Phone IS.
Lambs wool slipper soles at Glib.
sons Bargain Store at 20 and 25c.
Gull apples 10 cents per bushel at
Snaps orchard
-Talcum Powder at Gibson's Bar
gain Store at ), 10 and Is cents per
can.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One first.
class piano. Ip""i"'y 7"A North Spring
streen Greene, Mr. and Mrs her
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watkins
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
RETURN OF shRBoR

emplaccmeuts Of fur-fabrIc on each
one. 30. s,.,,.,r, ...
imitation baby A0mb, are among the
Jnew showFhes, trimmed with hand
some jGts. Jet buttons and girdleS OF
let beads added tn handsome VinR-
ments Of Jet makqrthe richest sort OF
gown In the simplest sort Of cut. They
are hlgh-peckedup are untqSt2P2}etdl 22}tl at
the throat. when worn ipdoQrS ana
turned back 10 show the top Of The
fimiest Of underwaiSts.
The hish tolnfure has rethlped and
elaboration marks the new vogue M
hairdrcsslng. II must be so, for sim
ple stylds would not correspond with
the rlchy realty gorgeous gowns that
oc,oAsEohas brought In for afternoon
Al. Ill al
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
/. A. Hammons and VIII

| II. "A. HdmmOnS ana WI ~.
Wednesday from Camas, Monte Inc
are arranging to spend the wiz pu,
'300-acre tract of Newton couhty t. =
ber land, recently purchased between
here and Jasper.
-HarrisOn's eX-mayor, George c.
Frew, has been elected director OF
the Taneycomo Club on the big lake
at Hollister. Mo. They expect to make
the club popular with Harrison peo.
pie next summer.
Forest Supervisor E. V. Clark
made business trip to Hot Springs
the first Of the week. He was accom-
panied on his return by District Su-
pervisor Hall, who will spend some
time inspecting the work here.
As the Times goes to press this
week the Humbug Circus is in full
blaSA WIN SllolS 'OJtlic VI iONdi
talent in the forefront. It is In many
respects the funnienst thing fIarri-
son has ever laughed at
The Loyal Mems and Women's
class Of the Christian church Sunday
school, will hold food sale in the
Johnson building, east side of square
beginning Saturday morning. Come
early and secure something good for
your Sunday dinner.
Boone countys next representa-
tive, Rue Porter. of Alpena, was in
Harrison the first of the week, and
found the usual optimistic condition in
Democratic circles. He may make a
few good speeches at leading points
before the November election.
Harrison City Council has ar
ranged for the purchase Of an auto
fire truck to cost $3.50 and include
an equipment OF hose, ladders and
chemical eXtinguishers, II will carry
ten men and reach the fires in time
TO render most efficient service
Reports from Sedalia, Mo-, where
Henry Lowery, son Of w. A. Lowery
of Belefonte was murdered recently
say that his wife has been arrested
for the murder, and that the body
has been found. II is suggested that
he was killed in order to secure his
life insurance.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
CHURCHES.
Medal Contest.

A Junior Silver Medal contest will
be conducted by the w. c. T. L. at
the Christian church next Thursday
night. to which the public generally
is invited. The contestants are
Misses Clara Tate, Mary Garrett, Ruth
Brand, Florence Porch, Pauline Clark,
Elsie Wellman and Florine PorCn.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
The Christian Church.

The subject for Sunday morning is,
Gods knowledge and Justice" For
evening, Choosing God."-F. NJ. Cum
mings, Pastor.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
Local and Personal

The U. ID. c. will meet with Mrs.
Troy Watkins Monday afternoon.
Apple shipments are unusually
large along the VI. & n. A. this week.
Mrs. John I. Worthington enter.
tanned the Friendship Club Thursday
afternoon
Editor w p. Murray, of the Jas,
per Times, spent the first of the week
with Harrison friends.
Bentley Frew and wife write tina,
they made the auto trip from Har.
rison to Akron, Ohio, safely and pleas
antly.
Mrs. Dotson Fancher, of Capps,
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Grover Dillon, north of town, this
week.
w. Is. Clarke. grand lecturer OF
Arkansas Grand Lodge, has been con.
ducting a Masonic school in Harrison
this week.
John w. Taylor started his retail
oil wagon his week and is furnishing
customers oils of all kinds delivered
al their door
Mrs. Grady Sanford and Grady
Sanford, Jr, of Springfield, Mo, are
the guests of Mrs. Sanford's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paul
Mrs. J. Fred Bolton, of Eureka
Springs with her brother, Hal King, of
Hubert, Oklahoma spent the latter
part of last week with friends in Har-
risOn.
Mrs. W. F. Pace is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Kate Cantrell at
FL Paso, Texas. Friends will be glad
to learn that her health is much i'm
proved.
Samuel Knox and daughter, of
y 'ington, Indiana, who have been
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
PreshYterian Church.

All the regular services next Sun
day. The pastor will be in the pulpit
at both services. Special music. All
are invited to attend any or all of the
services.-W. c. Mahr, Pastor
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
In the Social World
Mrs. Louie Jones Matthews. Editor.
Echoes from the Fair.

Echoes from the Fair.
So many entries ieeming with in
terest were on exhibition in the Won.
ans Department at the Fair last week
that to choose the best must have been
a difficult task. Much attention, as an
example OF work a generation ago,
was attracted by a dress of homespun
made almost sixty years ago by the
maternal grand mother OF Mesdames
p c. Maggard, Sarah Rogers and n. A.
Freezing, all OF Harrison, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Sims. Mrs. Sims lived near
Bellefonte at the time the dress was
made. 1t is blue, with a cross plaid of
white and red. The Colors as well as
texture are remarkably well presery-
ed, the fabric having a linen-like gloss
that is not common to cotton goods in
these days. Mrs. Sims spun the thread,
dyed it, and wove the material and
made the dress, which is of course,
all done by hand Mrs. Maggard also
owns a quilt made by her mother
about the same period, in patchwork,
The Democrat Rose" pattern that is
a marvel of dainty stitChery. This
quilt won second prize. DR.. Sims had
or oil
dred years old that were beautiful eX-
amples of an almost lost art Mrs.
Jennie Cecil had some pieces of col,
ored embroidery, unusual for beauty
and perfection of design A straw
berry piece won a gold medal in E
Belding Silk contest held at st. Louis
during the Worlds Fair there and in
which work from 29 states competed,
the winning pieces being used in dis
play at the exhibit. They also won
prizes at the Iowa State Fair. All
these remarkable things at the Boone
County Fair if you please!
X-N
Terpsichorean Dance.
The dance given by the Terpsicho-
rean Club members on Friday night Of
last week was an especially enjoyi bic
one. The cool weather .h6i;eS Ganc-
ing more of a pleasure ana the Orches-
ira from Allman's Shows furnished
splendid music. Fruit punch was
served throughout the eveninT. Those
present were, Misses Leckie BriscOe.
Ruth Littleton, Hazel Littleton, Mary
Newman, Kathryn Shelby, Hele" Shel-
by, Matte Zimmerman, Ida Crurplcr
Daisy Crumpler Lulu Jernigan, An
ME Mitchell Lillian Hull, Blanche
Dixon Ethel Rhodes, Lucille Black,
Mrs: Sada McCIary, Msr. Imogene
Bryan, Mrs L. VI. Rose, Mr.. and Mr.,
]. c. Myrra,Ea M and Mrs. Fred w
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
Free Methodist Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m; preach
ing services at II a. m. end 1880 p. II.
D p. Arnold, Pastor
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
Apollo Club to Meet.

Mrs. Troy Watkins will entertain
the Apollo Music Club on next Tues
day afternoon. In their note of thanks
published in last weeks paper the SEN
tence concerning Miss Black should
have read Miss Lucille Black, al
though member of the club"
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
The HARRISON TIMES,
st.oo PER YEAR.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1916.

M. ( N. a. TIME TABLE.
North Bound.
No. leaves $50 a. IN. for Selig,
man, Joplin, Fayetteville, Fort Smith,
Springfield, Mo, and st. Louis.
No. leaves sos p. m. for Joplin.
Connection for Springfield, Mo-, ST.
Louis, No, Tulsa, Okla. Oklahoma
City, Okla, and Kansas City, Mo.
South Bound.
No. arrives from Joplin 1880 p. m.
No. l leaves 1:45 p. m, all points
south. Little Rock, Ark, Hoxie, Ark,
Memphis, Tenn.
w. T. HARRINGTON, Agent.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21

Gull apples 10 cents per bushel at
Snaps orchard
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

il l. l.. NJ. Graham, sheriff Of Boom
County, Arkansas, do hereby proclaim
| that there will be a general election
held in the several townships in Boone
County, Arkansas, on the 9TH day OF
- November 1916, at which election the
following National, State, District and
township officers are to be voted for.
and other matters herein named sub.
mltted to the people, to-wit:
--...- Presidel
-'' rs or the State or Arkansa
n Q go0n for the Thir
r.-t C' 'r'-onsoe
State Officers-One Governor. one
d Secretary Of State, one Auditor, one
superintendent OF Public Instruction.
one state treasurer, one Commission.
\ 2r or State Lands, one Attorney Cen
Il eral, one Commissioner of Mines
Manufacture and Agriculture, one As.
Soclate Justice OF the Supreme Court,
ana three Railroad Commissioners.
District Officers-One Prosecuting
! Attorney of the Fourteenth judicial
District of Arkansas.
County Officers-One Reprosenta.
tive, one County and Probate Judge |
one Circuit Clerk, one County Clerk
one Sheriff, one Collector, and Treas.
urer, one Assessor, one Surveyor and
one Coroner
Township Officers-Two Justices Of
the Peace, one Constable, and nne
Road OVerseer in each Township, ex.
cept Harrison Township where two
Road Overseers will be elected, If
containing two road districts and one .
ROAD Oyerseer to be elected in each
district.
ACTS PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE I
PETITION OF THE PEOPLE.
For or Against Act No. PRIMARY
Election Law. !
For or Against Act No. Local I
Option Law.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITTr. 4
TlON OF THE STATE OF AR. t
KANSAS, PROPOSED BY III
INITIATIVE PETITION
OF THE PEOPLE
For or Against Amendment No. 12- I
special School Tax. +
For or Against Amendment No. IA
Inlarging the Powers of the Initiative
nd Referendum I
OTHER MATTERS. {
For or Against Road Tax.
For or against the restraining of all
.ock from running at large in the '
allowing townships: Gather Crook. | ,
Creek, Ewing, Elmwood, Harrison ; .
elletonte, Jefferson, Olvoy, Carroll.
n, Long Creek, and Young, to he I
'ted on in said respective townships 5
/ turther proclaim that there will
a Special Election held in all of 7
e townships Of said county at said + {
ne for the purpose of electing one ID G
llted States Senator for the State |,
Arkansas, to fill the uneyplred
IN OF and the vacancy caused bv
death of the late Senator James c
Clarke. in
said election will be held at the ~
lal voting precincts in said county
Witness my hand as such Sheriff l. {
this, the 11th day Of October, 1916 $
l.. M. GRAHAM, T.
Sheriff Boone County Ark. L
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21
.kANf'

Twentieth Cent -.
Miss Willard - pgton was hos
tess to the me, 6U hthe Twentieth
Century Club ay afternoon,
In spite OF pu,- ch of winter,
more than were present.
Roll call we. > BY notes OF in
terest on .nOus " en-'Woman's
Attitude Towards - an, was the
subject Of a very st I'd interesting
paper by Mrs. Il dwell. Little
Ruth Kirby please = guests very
much with a song '-6ack Home in
Tennessee" Mrs. DeFriese told in a
delightfully."- original way OF What a
Busy Woman Should Read" Those
present were indeed glad to have the
opportunity OF hearing Miss Irene
Haynes sing again. She and Mrs.
Rose sang a duet. 81 Love You Truly"
and Miss Haynes responded TO an en-
core with "Mammy's Pickinninny" A
luncheon in two courses was served
by the hostess assisted by her mother,
her sister, Mrs. Will Glass, and Mrs.
b. B. Bruce. The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Frank b. Kirby.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21

, MS DrOther, j. NJ. hnOH, Tor
"S aks, started for home this
''e G.
I'm,
Mr. s. Katie Brandt, from Worster.
olt, a guest of the George H. Cot
1de nily. Mrs. Brandt is a sister of
ell otton and an old time resi-
redf Harrison.
am NJ. Smith, wife and children,
ol-lown by auto from Sedalia, Mo-,
'annek for a visit with Mrs. Smiths
hlSs', Mr.. and Mrs. George Ham
.midt.
n. F. G. Lindsey, of Benton,
10, 'andidate for presidential cleo
r on the Democratic ticket, will
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21


VI whom all Hard watching the effect oil nOaru
o
The Harrison times., 1916-10-21

eak at the court house tod
N. Hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. E. Mi
3nly from Calico Rock,
ympathy Of Harrison peop
yss Of heir four-year-old |
no died Sunday last afte
lness.
The new Citizens Bank 4
handsome portrait of the%
|. Greene, its founder and !
, a touching tribute to tr'
the man whom all Har d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
BRANDEIS INQUIRY TO-DAY
subcommittee VIII Meet Formally Ia
Consider Mass OF Documentary
Material Submitted.
| specialize The Times Dispatch.

iSpecis to The Times -Dispa tch.
WASHINGTON, February 4-The sub
committee investigating the fitness Of
Louis u. Brandeis TO lie AN associate
justice Of the Supreme Court spent to-
day informally going over mass Of
documentary material that has been
submitted The committee will meet
formally tomorrow morning. and Cliff
ford Thornc. railroad commissioner of
Iowa will appear i'll opposition to the
nominee.
The subcommittee to-day was given
charges bearing upon the alleged con-
duet OF Mr.. i;randeis in the case against
former Secretary of the Interior i9al
linger II is claimed by those filing
these charges that at a conference held
at the residence OF Clifford Pinchot Sec
rotary Garfield and Mr.. Brandcis, as
counsel were present, and that certain
important personal information was
extracted from the confidential clerk
OF the former Secretary Of the Interior.
All the charges thus far. ii is said.
consist largely OF suspicious and in
unendoes. Nothing has been submitted
that is Il square, out-and- out charge
against the nominee.