The Harrison times., 1911-02-25
Local and Personal

DR.. Hodgen Kirby, Of Little
Rock, is expected home soon on a
visit TO his parents.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of Vernon,
Texas, spent several DAYS this week,
visiting her mother, Mrs McCor-
mack.
Lex Walters and sister, Miss
Nirgie. lett the first OF the week for
st. Louis, 10 lay in their stock OF
spring goods.
The infant son OF viii Moore,
who has been dangerously i'll OF
pneumonia for the past two weeks,
is slightly improved.
Warren Wilson and Riley Wom-
ack received, on last Saturday, a
pair each, Of Ohio Improved Chester
pigs, which they intend to raise,
Mrs. Jim Philips and son, Glen,
of Jasper, who had been visiting
at the home Of Mrs L. c. Holt, re-
turned home the first of the week.
Shelley Armitage has been busy
lately putting in cement foundation,
cellar, wall and walk at the new
home of DR., Fowler, in the west
part of town
Mrs Clio Harper, of Little Rock,
has been spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Ar
mitage. She returned to Little Rock
Thursday night.
Mrs Bessie Moore, who has been
visiting Mrs. F. Andrews since the
funera. Of her mother, Mrs. H. W
Flick, returned to her home at ack-
son, Tenn, Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Crandell had a pain
ful mishap by slipping on the cellar
grating on Capt Hopper's side
walk, whereby her knee was severely
injured, last Friday night.
Pres. Weatherly, of the Joplin
Business College SAYS he has a spe-
cial offer to make to teachers who
want to teach in business colleges or
become bookkeepers or stenograph-
erS.
Rev. A. B. lett, of Eureka
Springs, will preach Sunday and
Sunday night at the Christian
church. The public is cordially in
vited; and members especially urged
to attend
The Gooding (Idaho) Herald
says the True Fissure Nine near
that place, principally owned by
J. T. Mccormick, formerly Of Boone
county has produced a sample ton
of gold ore showing a value of
$5,O6S.32.
Our town council is arranging
to purchase an acre south OF the
Gem etery from n. A. Crandell and
have it plated and added to the
Gem etery. Also to sell the property
north of town purchased several
years ago for cemetery purp oses,
but never used.
Laying on hands" for COM
plants, especially in children, is now
taking the place of Christian science.
A mother cured her boy Of the cigar
ette habit with one dose. She laid
her left hand on the boys neck, her
right hand on one substantial slip
per, and then laid the slipper where
it would do the most good. 1t ef-
tected cure and a relapse is not
looked for.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. l.. d. Bass, Of
Mexia, Texas, with Rev. DR.. Temple
and wife, Baptist ministers, are to
take a party to Europe June Oath,
after the meeting Of the Worlds
Baptist Convention in Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs Temple took $50 per
sons to Europe last summer. Trip
to cost all expenses $2S5.00. This
is revolution in costs and meth
ods, the result Of ten years expert
ence and study Of the situation.
The party will travel in Italy, Swift
zerland, Germany, Holland, Bel
GUM, France, England and Scot
land. Special arrangements for any
of the party to remain one or two
months longer if desired. Dr. Bass
has preached in Harrison and is
well known to many Of our people.