The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Eastman Kodaks at the City Drug
Store. 3l3tf
J, sam Rowland has returned
from a trip to Little Rock.
For Furniture see Boone Co. Hard.
ware Co.
Mrs. Hiram Glass, Of Kansas City
is visiting Harrison relatives.
Cold Drinks and eats at Mes
West side Of Square, 4-24tf
Mrs F. W. Masters, the evange-
lists wife, is here for a few days.
For real tire service get Firestone
Cords. Keck Tire Co. 5IStf
John D. Tyson Jr, of Parkin, Ark
is up for a month with homefolks.
When in Harrison eat with Mac
West side of Square. +24tf
The older Camp Fire Girls are
preparing for a long hike Sunday.
New Perfection Oil Stoves at
R. D. Clines' Furniture Store 5-4tf
Mrs Lon Graham is beginning to
recover from her recent severe illness.
j. c. Fain & Co. have nice city
properties for sale, cash or time pay
ments. 5-7tf
/ w. p. Murray, of Jasper, has been
in town the latter part of the week
We have a car load of Old Re
liable Charter Oak Stoves on the road.
R. D. Cline Furniture Co. 5-4tf
Charles Bracket, of Eureka
| Springs, was in Harrison Wednesday.
Tires! Tires! Tiresl We've got
! 'em, you need 'em. Let's get togeth-
er. Keck. 513u
Mrs. Ben Rowland and daughter,
Miss Lucille, leave today for a week
at Kansas City.
Special bargains in blouses and
smocks at the Porter-Pnce Ladies
Store. 5-25-61
-Mayes Watkins, Of Begs, Okla,
has been visiting relatives in Boone
and Carroll counties this week,
Your old shoes made new or bet
ter still--the comfort of your old ones
preserved. Frew's Shoe Shop. 5-1Otf
| Mrs. G. j. CTump was in from
Honeymoon Farm yesterday to attend
the Club Federation banquet.
Buy your Coal early Prices will
be higher this winter and coal hard
to get at any price. o. w. Campbell,
DIR. ]. S. Stillwell of Searcy is
expected up Saturday to visit his
neice, Mrs. Fred Tyson
Miss Marguerite Tyson was the
guest of Mrs. j. A. Thompson, at
Bellefonte, from Sunday to Tuesday.
-Hopewell has voted a 12-mill
school tax and Miss Walden has
been employed to teach a six months
school,
Mrs. Frank Mitchell returned yes
terday afternoon from a visit to her
father, L. D, Harlin, at Springfield,
Mo,
Mrs. Horace Tyson left Monday
for her home at San Bernardino, Cal,
after a pleasant visit to Harrison
relatives.
Mrs. n. A. Freezing is preparing
to go to California to spend the sum
mer with her sister, Mrs. David c.
Coffman.
The club ladies held their closing
meeting of the Presbyterian church
this morning, concluded their business
and adjourned.
A limited school tax was voted
at Capps in the recent election, and
NJ. O. Estes and l.. A. Clough were
elected directors,
Mrs. Hugh Baker will be hostess
tomorrow afternoon at her home on
north Cherry st, to Circle | Of the
Christian Ladies Aid
j. e. Casey, who has been spend
ing several days here with his cou.
sin, Mrs Clay Holt has returned to
his work in Little Rock,
R. d, Cline has purchased the
old Story place on north Vine street,
long occupied by the Attebury family
and now occupied by Oscar Tate, 4
Mrs. Clarence Harrison and Mrs,
Garrett entertained Rev. and Mrs, F,
NJ Masters and S, +. Kirby, all of
Little Rock, at dinner Wednesday
Miss Minnie Wilson, daughter Of
Lon Wilson, now Of Drumwright, Okla.
is not dead from appendicitis, as re-
ported Monday, but is improving and
may recover
Two boys, by the names Of Al.
driCh and Frederick are now located
in the cooler" for trying to break the
lock OF the jail yesterday and free