The Harrison times., 1917-08-25

Some men are so mean lheg new
er tell the truth unless they know ii
is going to hurt someone else.
Quite a number Of Harrison busi-
ness men have been visiting the Mia.
mi District OF Oklahoma recently.
Ernest Clark, of Jasper, left with
the party Thursday for the officers
training camp at Leon Springs, Texas.
Mrs. O. W. Watkins and laughter,
of St. Joseph, Mo, have been visiting
friends at Eureka Springs this week.
Miss Velma Alexander Of Yell
vile, has entered the Bookkeeping and
Shorthand Department Of the Harrison
Business College.
Mrs. Marvin Hathcoat and little
daughter left Wednesday for an eX-
tended visit with her parents at Long
Beach, California
The only kind thing you can say
about the man who is always talking
about himself is that anyway he isn't
talking about you.
Jack Goss had his first new corn
ground on the 23d and is now enjoying
new meal from a piece of land which
yielded 60 bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Floyd N. Price is in the
eastern markets this week purchasing
stock for the Porter-Price Ladies'
Store. She will be absent until Sep
tember 1st.
Lieutenant W. P. Smith left yes
terday for his old home in Van Buren,
county where he will visit for a few
! days before taking up his duties at
Camp Pike.
S. Clark, of Weir City, Kansas, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. P. Mercy
nolds, and mother, Mrs. A. D. Clark,
of Greenfield, Mo, who has been here
for some time.
Our farmers having articles worth
showing should take pleasure in con-
tributing to the splendid display in
the window of the office of Vancil and
Van WAGNER.
Mrs. A. L. Willis and daughter, of
Vernon County, Missouri, who have
been visiting their old home near
Bellefonte, returned home in their au-
| tomobile Thursday .... ....
DR.. Charles M. Routh returned
| Thursday from Little Rock where he
had been to take the examination for
army surgeon. He does not know yet
as to whether he can pass.
| Ambrose Estes, one of North Ar
kansas leading mine operators, was
over from Zinc Saturday looking for
| a residence so that his family may
| spend the winter in Harrison.
| AS an evidence of the fact that the
apple crop is coming along all right,
VW. NJ. Hastings, of ElmwOod, presents
us this week with sample of unripe
Pippins weighing a pound each.
j. Sol Mitchell left Thursday for
Cheyenne, Wyoming, in response to a
telegram telling him that his son,
Harry, was under arrest for the re-
cent killing of man in that city.
We notice that some of the Suffs
who dreamed equal privileges are rails
ing mustaches like the men. But we
doubt if the Suffs will ever insist on
the male privilege of being bald
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcfarland,
accompanied by their cousin, Miss
Alexander, arrived from Fulton, KY,
Wednesday evening for a visit with
Mrs. McFarland's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. LovelaCe.
II. d. Halle left Monday FOR Har-
rison to spend a few days visiting at
the home of his sister Mrs. Price.
His trip will be extended to other
points before he returns home - Cali %
Rock Progress.
-Messrs. Seab Coffman and Avis
Minyard two of the Harrison boys
who enlisted in the Yellville Motor
Truck Company, have been appointed
sergeants. The company is still in
training at Yellville.
Between every two issues Of a
weekly newspaper 154 persons 80 to
their death through fire in the United
States and to list their names would
take an average newspaper column.
You and / don't take any more pre-
cautions against fire than did the l54
however
George r. Wycoff, who recently
purchased a large mill in Kansas, iC
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