The Harrison times., 1911-04-01
Local and Personal

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Monday.
"A 10-pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Keeton last Fri
day.
Boone county Sunday School
Convention at Walnut Grove April
14th and 18th.
Farmers around Everton are
putting out a large acreage IN
cotton this year.
J. H. Kuder has gone east on
! business in connection with his pro-
posed railroad enterprise.
The Choral Society is making
fine progress with its Operetta, to
be given in the near future,
Will H. Mcmillan, now of Nc
Cune, Kansas, visited Harrison
friends the first of the week.
I John Coffman is making exten-
sive improvements on the Rogers
residence, recently purchased.
R. T. Measday moved Thursday
from the Mcclure residence to the
Dopson farm, southeast of town,
which he recently purchased.
To do thing in trice means
to do it now-Don't put off life in
surance, it's protection in times of
need. The Prudential Life has the
strength of Gibralter. Talk to
Blount Trice about it. Office in
Harrison Court House.
John Campbell and Tom New
man spent two days the first of the
week hunting and fishing on Bear
Creek. 1t was too windy for fish or
game but they worked off deal of
surplus energy on the trip, and say
they had good time.
I Cement sidewalk has been under
construction, this week, in front of
the residences of T. G. Moss and
". L. Lovett, in the southeast part
of town. This new sidewalk, when
completed. will extend from the
MidwayHotel to the depot of the
M. & n. A. R. r
School teachers: Learn book
keeping; write shorthand, Joplin
Business College-the college with
the government bond" guarantee
accepts 1S.month notes for tuition.
Work for board. "a position for
every graduate. Ask Pres. Wealth
erly for details.
The Town Council has notified
property holders about the square
that paving contracts will be let
within the next ten days. 1t is like
lily that all interested parties will CO.
Operate with the Council in order
IIthat this step in the improvement
|lof the town be accomplished as
early as possible.
Early in the week the Dahlman
Cafe passed into the hands of Peel
Rowland, who, while a native of
our county, has had extensive ex-
perience in the catering business in
California and the far west, and
will be able to make this one of the
finest restaurants of the section.
Mr. Dahlman will devote his entire
time to his farm north of town.
AS may be seen by their announce
ment in this issue, Harrison has
a new law firm, composed Of Judge
A. NJ. Campbell, who, although he
has not engaged in the practice since
coming to Harrison has a strong
record as a lawyer, and Blount c.
Trice, young attorney, late OF Les
lie, who has practiced successfully at
Little Rock and elsewhere in the
state. They have established their
Office in the second story ofthe Court
House.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
entertained their husbands with a
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John D, Tyson Tuesday. Rev. and
Mrs. Blizzard and Prof Moore were
also guests. Altogether 81 persons
were seated at the bountifully
spread tables, and the whole day
was most thoroughly enjoyed, The
women who did not have charge OF
the dining room and kitchen, spent
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