The Harrison times., 1917-01-27
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Mrs. A. l.. Kinney OF Green Forest,
is visiting Mrs. J. l.. Russell.
&C. H. Tansey & Co. are preparing
mineral map OF Marion county soon
TO be issued.
Mr.. Fred Van Wagner is able to
be around again after siege with the
neuralgia.
j. Z. Bailey, OF Lead Hill, was in
Harrison Monday looking after bust
ness matters.
MIR. and Mrs. s. A. McNish and
son, of Beebe, are visiting with friends
on Eagle Heights,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frew are
down from Joplin for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lon V. Stevens and children,
of Greenyille, Texas, are here for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hammerschmidt.
After disposing Of very near every
thing on the docket circuit court ad-
journed last Saturday until March Is
when a special term will be held
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Clute, of Pin
dali, who have recently returned from
visit to their old home in North
Carolina spent Monday with Harrison
friends.
Mrs. Fern H. Shane who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Hammerschmidt, since Christmas, left
Tuesday for a visit with her sister at
Sedalia, Mo.
Mrs. Gordon Armitage returned
last week from Demlng, New Mexico,
where she has been with Captain
Armitage, of the Harrison Company,
! for several months.
Mrs. Fred j. Stewart, wife of the
manager of the Boone County Hard
ware Co.. arrived last week from Rog.
ers, and Mr. Stewart is now thorough
| ly at home in Harrison.
-Ex-Circuit Judge George W. Reed,
Of Heber Springs, was in town We'd
nesday being en- route home from a
business visit to Tulsa, Oklahoma He
says the business boom in Oklahoma
is something remarkable, and that
Tulsa has grown to a town of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Nicholson left
this week for a visit with their son,
| John Nicholson, who is now an engi-
neer for the Iron Mountain, with his
| home at Van Buren,. Mr.. Nicholson
THINKS he may remain south until
spring to avoid the cold weather yet
to come our way.
Judge E. G. Mitchell, having re-
tired from politics and gone to get
| ting rich in the law practice, has dis
carded his old time simple style Of
dress. You know the Judge use to
wear soft shirts when out among the
boys Now he wears immaculate
white, with starched bosom. We can
prove it by all who saw him in his
shirt sleeves on the street Monday
when the temperature was tipping the
beam at zero-Yellville News.
| 10. H. Page, of the Page Directory
Co., of Springfield, Mo-, is here deliv-
ering the 1917 City Directory for Har-
rison. 1t is a sixty-page cloth-bound
book and contains not only the names
of all persons over eighteen years Of
age, but other information concerning
the city never before published. There
has been much need for this directory
during the past two years, and 1t is
now easy, with its help, to locate every
president of the city. The directory Is
a product of the Times job depart
ment.
Attorneys E. G. Mitchell, Oscar
Hudgins and j. Lloyd Shouse have been
attending court this week at Yellville.
In former times, a week or more
has been consumed in clearing the
circuit court criminal docket The
fact that in this instance it was prac-
tically wiped out during the first day
Of the term is a commendable testi-
monial to the efficiency Of Judge
Worthington as a dispatcher Of court
business and the saving Of needless
expense to the tax payers, ,-Yellyille
News.