The Harrison times., 1911-04-22
Local and Personal

in-Nan Buren county the first of the
week.
u. S. Clerk ". F. Nickel attend.
ed the funeral of Judge Rogers at
Fort Smith.
F. r. Michel, of the Fair. is able
to be out again after short but
severe illness.
DIR. Hodgen Kirby, of Little
Rock, spent the week with parents
and old friends here.
"A large assortment of post cards
at Crumpler's. sc per dozen or 35c
per 100.
Miss Lillian Eoff entertained a
number of her friends with a party
last Friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. R, c. Huey.
A match game of Base Ball will
be plaped at Hopper's Park this
afternoon between the Belletonte
Club and the High School Boys.
The Christian Sunday school
children picnicked at Walnut Grove
last SATURDAY., accompanied by Mes
danes Oza Andrews and j. P. Glen
denim
After two months rest, visiting
his mother and friends, Grover {.
Baker has returned to his work
with the Kellogg Construction Co.,
who are putting in an electric plant
at Montreal, Canada.
-Harrison's Knight Templar
Commandary will hold its regular
April meeting next Monday. The
degrees will be conferred on four
candidates and then the Knights
will banquet at Rowland Cafe.
Preparations are beginning for
the closing exercises of the Harrison
High School next month. Mrs. A.
J. Vance and Mrs. J. E, Andrews
will drill the young folks again, and
will have the older pupils render an
opepetta-" Babesin Toyland,"
"A. S. Pugh and family arrived
last week from Stratton, Colorado,
and will make Harrison their future
home. Mr. Pugh visited us last
year and decided that he wanted to
live in Arkansas. He will be associ-
ated with c. S. WelIman in the Har-
rison Realty Co.
-The first Quarterly Conference
of the Harrison Methodist Epis-
copal Church was held last Monday
evening. and was of unusual inter
est. DR.. J. NJ. Carter, the new Dis
trict Superintendent of the Fort
Smith District of which Harrison is
now part, presided.
Clifford Herbert, of Leslie, and
and Miss Ada Jones of Harrison,
were married Sunday at the home
of the brides father, about three
miles north of town, Rev. Joe Arml-
tage officiating They left the first
of the week for Leslie, where they
will make their home
f-Millard Golding and family, Of
Douglas, Arizona, are visiting his
brother, James Golding and family,
of Omaha. Milard contemplates
buving farm while here if he can
find Just what he wants, but does
not expect to make his home in this
section for about two years yet
He has quite a paying position with
"a company in Arizona, which he
expects to hold for some time.
AAt council meeting last Friday
night, Shelley Armitage was award
ed the contract for the building of
concrete sidewalks in front of the
premises of E S. Alexander, H. A.
Crandall and A. U. Woodruff. A
committee of three. Fellows, Ohm
son and Caster, were instructed to
complete the Dry Jordan bridge
without delay. T. A. Speer was
elected stock marshal at salary of
SIS a month.
"A. L. Treat, formerly of Gilbert
but now of Oklahoma, was in town
exhibiting his, little three-year-old
daughter who has black spots over
her body with hair growing on them;
he calls her the Leopard Child"
Mr.. Treats family is remarkable in
several ways; he has one pair of
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