The Harrison times., 1915-03-13
Local and Personal

| MIS-. J. \. DllZZaTQ is reported
as recovering from a dangerous i'll
ness.
Miss Eva Murray is back in the
office of Geo. w. O'Neal as steno-
grapher,
George H. Cotton and daughter
Katheryn are back from an extended
visit in Oklahoma.
The town of Zinc, in northeast
Roone, will hold it's municipal
election on April 9th.
Will Norman has changed his
clerkship in the railroad for a
similar job with the circuit clerk,
Attorney Troy Pace, came up
from Little Rock the first Of the
week to look after business matters
here.
R, +, Fillingham, now manager
Of the Joplin Business College, visit
ed with home folks here the first Of
the week.
The residence of Tom Moran,
on Eagle Heights, was burned Tues
day night about midnight. Loss
total, no insurance.
Invitations are out for a Fancy
Dress reception and party to be
given on the 18th at the home of
Mrs. Fannie W. Keifer.
The school authorities have sug.
gested to the high school girls that
there should be a limit to the low.
neckedness Of their school dresses,
The laying Of the cornerstone
at the new masonic building will be
conducted with appropriate cere-
monies this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Vim. Parr is assembling the
material for a brick building 20x4O
to be erected on his property half a
block east of the square on Stephen
son Avenue.
-Rev. c. b. Larribee, of the Iowa
Conference, will lecture tonight at
the NJ, +, Church and preach to-
morrow morning and evening,
Everybody invited.
The compulsory education law
for Boone county went into effect
last week, Teachers throughout the
county should begin conservatiyely
60 secure its enforcement.
Mrs. Belle Coffee and Earl Cof.
fec and wife left Tuesday for their
home in Hughenden, Canada, after
several months spent with relatives
and friends in this section
-Four students from adjoining
counties entered the Harrison High
school last week. They are Harry
Clark, and Misses Ava Brazel and
Stella Bradley of Jasper, and Miss
Daisy Emery, Of Yellville.
The preacher who fills his pews
every Sunday 6ity.two weeks in the
year, performs a harder task than
the lecture platform orator who
draws large crowds at every stop,
always with the same old talk that
has been polished up a littlc bit after
each delivery,
w, L, Hunter of the Arkansas
Orphanage, n Morrillton, was here
this week to bring a little orphan
girl, Bertha Pate, who is TO make
her home with Mrs, Mamie Glenn.
son at Bergman, Mr. Hunter is
finding good homes for a number Of
orphan children in this section,
C, +, Scott offers 60 give S5
toward a fund which will furnish
premiums for the most handsome
yard and lawns in Harrison this
summer, Such a contest would add
much to the attraetivtness Of larri'
son; committee could award prizes
on July lth as apart of theprogrom,
Why not our Womuns Clubs take
charge of the contest
Perry Andrews, formerly Of Har.
rison, now railway mail clerk run.
ming from Little Rock TO Coneyvillc,
Kas,, suffered n severe dislocNtion Of
his shoulder and was otherwise
bruised in Coneyville last week when
mail motor truck on which he was
riding colidcd with an automobile,
lie returne 20 his home at Little
Rock and, although doing rs well as
might be expected, will be unable TO
resume his duties for some time,