The Harrison times., 1917-09-01
Labor Day next Monday

Mo, visited with relatives and
friends here the first OF the week.
j. w. Hill left this week for Lead
Hill. where he will again be connected
with the public schools for the con-.
ing year.
Rev. and Mrs. !. w. Terrence re
turned Wednesday after a months
vacation visit at their former home
-Russellville.
Miss Ada Pace will be here from
Eureka Springs today for an extended
visit with Mrs. Ward Davis and other
Harrison friends.
-Harrison's Good Roads Boosters
visited Valley Springs Monday night
with the band and report most salts
factory reception. i
-Lieutenants George Mckinney, ".
P. Smith and Lawrence Groves left
Wednesday for Camp Pike, Little
Rock, to begin their duties with the
new National Army.
Boone county's former represen.
tative and wide-awake Attorney.
Lloyd Shouse-will be a candidate for
prosecuting attorney Of this district
at the 1918 primaries.
Claude Martin is in from ChecO-
tab, Oklahoma, for a visit with his
mother. He reports plenty of work
and good wages along the line of the
jefferson Highway construction.
Miss Glen Dye, who is teaching
school at Excelsior Springs, Mo, has
been visiting this week with her faith
er, c. T. Dye, the developer of the
splendid new zinc prospect east of
Harrison.
Big improvement is being made
this week in the store room of the
Gibson Bargain Store on the north
side. Room for a bigger stock in all
its various lines and better light are
the objects.
The crowd that witnesses the
Smart Set Minstrels and laughed at
its performance, would put to shame,
numerically speaking any show In
Detroit in some time past-DetrOit
Free Press.
Mrs. John D. Tyson on Tuesday
afternoon entertained the local chap
ter, Daughters of the Confederacy,
who are planning to do their bit in
connection with the coming reunion,
September IA and Is.
DIR. A. M. Hathcock returned
Wednesday from three weeks visit
with relatives in different parts of
Tennessee. He reports pleasant
meeting in Memphis with a brother he
had not seen for over eighteen years.
After a weeks visit at their old
home here, Garland and Will MCKin-
ney left Tuesday for their homes in
hr;1opo Tbair p,otbor oooopopopie1
them as far as Kansas, where she will
visit with her daughter Mrs. W. N.
Mcmillan.
Having sold their residence in
west Harrison to Charles Nicholson,
who will be here from Texas soon to
make this his home, Mr.. and Mrs. |.
C. Kibbee left Wednesday for Seattle,
Washington, where they will live in
the future with their daughter.
j Berry King, son of our former
townsman, A. L. King, is announced
as a member of the law firm of Ram
sey, de Meules, Rosser, Martin and
King, of Muskogee and Tulsa, Okla.
homa Berry is spoken of an one
of Oklahoma's most promising young
lawyers.
Gregg Lewis, who has found it
difficult to measure up to government
standards physically, has been ac-
cepted in the Hospital Department Of
the Red Cross and expects to report
for duty next week. Being an expert
enced pharmacist this work will be
exactly in his line,
Road, Overseer Dick Crane has
had a force busy this week construct
ing the culverts, etc, on The new road
leading south up the creek. from the
Parkinson farm. 1t is expected that
the county machinery will be put to
work soon so that the road may be
available for traffic by Fair time
David Dunlap, Of Lowry, arrived
home this week from New Mexico,
where he has been for some time. He
says it was so dry out there that he
couldn't think Of anything the last two
months but to start back for old
Arkansas; and the first 300 miles OF