The Harrison times., 1914-04-04
Local and Personal

were added to our auto population
this week.
A new motor service will be in
stalled soon between Harrison and
Heber.
7 Work has begun on the removal
of the Telephone Central Office to
its new building.
w. NJ. Carlton has been making
some improvements on his residence
west of the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
have moved to the residence just
east of the Park Hotel.
Prof. Torreyson, of the State
Educational Department, visited the
Harrison schools Monday.
The Office force of the NJ. & n. A.
railroad has been busy this week
moving into the new Kirby building
Brick work on the new Presby.
terian church has been completed,
and roof construction will begin
next week.
Prof. Ham, of Russellville, lee
tured at Hopewell on the night of
the 21st, in the interest of the Farm
ers' Union,
/ The first services in the new NJ
lie. South Church were held last Sun
day. 1t is a beautiful structure in
every way.
\ -Purl Stockton returned the first
of the week from Tennessee, where
he has been for the past month or so
assisting in a big meeting.
-Messrs. Ivie and Crandell have
purchased the two auction stocks
being closed out here and consoli-
dated them for a final sale.
Gov. Geo. w. Hays last week
issued proclamation restoring the
citizenship Of Norton Floyd Of this
county, convicted of embezzlement
-Minicus & Inman have leased
the Hopper Base Ball park for the
summer and will open it today
with a game between the city and
railroad mines,
-Messrs. Finch, Wycof and Pullen
a committee of our Fair Association,
spent Wednesday preparing the
premium list for the coming County
Fair in September next.
DR., c. NJ. McNabb, the chiro.
practic, left us this week for st. Joe,
Searcy county, where he will open
an Office. The doctor was n good
citizen and we regret very much to
lose him,
Two of our candidates for mu.
nicipal Offices have withdrawn this
week-B Bunch for recorder and
Homer Freeing for marshal, Press
of other business prevented them
from continuing the strenuous cam
paign,
In the rush and worry over the
primaries many of the TIMES sub.
scribers have forgotten that their
last years subscription remains un,
paid We will need these little
amounts at once, and appreciate
an early call,
The official weather report of
this section for March shows an av.
erage temperature Of Az highest,
So, on the eth, and lowest, o. on
the Goth Three and a half inches of
rainfall and seven inches of snow
Seventeen clear and ten cloudy days
Dick Crane, renominated for
Oyerseer Of South Harrison, desires
us to thank the good voters Of the
district for their endorsement Of his
past efforts, and assure them that
he will spare no pains 70 render
good service in the future,
arrangements are being made by
which il is likely that our Electric
Light Plant will be taken over by
the Midwest Gas and Electric Co,
Of New York The Ice Plant will be
enlarged and continued by the
present company and X, M, Fellows
will be retained kHs manager of both
plants,
The Woman's Book Club held
It's annual election at the Club
House Wednesday, the following
officers being selected for the ensuing
year Mrs, J. Il, Andrews, presi.
dent Meslames Garvin and Lewis,