The Harrison times., 1911-04-08
Local and Personal
u S. Court next week.

Regular services will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening.
Miss Fannie Age, of Duval, Ok
lahoma, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Fannie Cripps, for few weeks.
Mrs. S. w. Woods, wife of Hon
S. w. Woods, late of Yellville, now
Of Marshall, was in our city on the
31st.
Will Mckinney and wife, nee Ed
ma Womack, welcomed new boy
to their home in Tuscon, Arizona,
last week.
Miss Stella Womack, of Benton
county, Arkansas, spent the first of
the visiting with her brother here,
Rev. ]. A. Womack.
R. r. Jackson's daughter, Nettie,
who has been teachingin Oklahoma,
was brought home last Friday on
account of sickness.
Warren Wilson bought a pig
from L. c. Stubbleheld this week,
which was seven months old and
weighed 290 pounds.
We understand that our old
friend, Wiley Cantwell, of Terrapin,
who has been confined to his bed for
some months, is no better.
Mrs. L. Kirby is in Springfield,
Mo-, visiting her daughter, Mrs DR..
Evans, who is quite sick with in
hammation of the gall bladder.
The new concrete bridge on
Stevenson Avenue between the
town and the depot has been COM
pleted.
The receipts of the Harrison post
Office for the year ending with the
first of this month, was Sc, $50, SO,
over $500 more than the year pre-
vious.
The handsome jewel case offered
in the TIMES piano contest was won
last week by Miss Walsie Speer,
who so far leads in the race. Next
week we will begin to give the rela-
tive standing of the candidates.
The severe wind Tuesday, be-
sides leveling a number of fences
about town, blew the large buggy
shed at Iones' Livery Stable into the
street, and dashed the west window
at DR.. Edwards office into the room
frame and all.
George W. Frew has moved his
family to the residence in west Har-
rison, recently vacated by the family
of J. H. Stewart. Mr.. Stewart S
family left last Saturday to Join him
at San Francisco, where he has per-
manent employment in saddlery
establishment.
THE Dormitories at the Deaf
Mute and Blind School at Little
Rock will be thrown open to the
lady teachers Of the state during the
Confederate Reunion in May.
Rooms may be secured free by cor
responding at once with Miss Eva
Rickhart, Little Rock, Enclose
stamp for reply.
Ben H Miller, lawyer, formerly
of Des Moins, Iowa, has decided to
cast his lot in Harrison and has
opened an office in the Mitchell
building on the northwest corner.
He has degrees from brakes Uni
versity of Iowa and Yale, is well
equipped in every way for his pro-
fession, and Harrison should be
proud to welcome him to citizen
ship,
According to Weather Observer
Maxey the month of March Just
passed was mild, and with the ex-
ception Of the cold spell on the 10th,
entirely favorable to the coming
crop season. The average tempera-
ture was 500; highest So on the 9th
and lowest 150 on the 10th. Total
precipitation 1.34 inches. % clear
days, 3 partly cloudy and A cloudy.
Prevailing winds northwest.
The Midway Hotel, now under
the management Of its owner, Geo,
wv, O'Neal, is taking on some excel
lent improvements this week, Sew
eral baths have been added, and
much interior decoration, but the
handsomest feature is an open court