The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-04-14
LOCAL.
Easter Sunday tomorrow.

Judge D. H, Perew has purchased
the Hill-Fontaine property just east
of the Republican office. -
The new steam laundry, a large
1.-TWO story building south of the
creek is nearing completion.
The man with a jag had fine
ktime in town Saturday night after
Marshal Rowland went home.
<-Messrs. Newt Paul and Oscar
Hsing report that their new saw mill,
just south of town, will be running
shortly.
"A new livery stable has been
opened at the Gibson barn on Cen
trail Avenue by Messrs. VIM. King
and Thos. Wooten.
Due to the sickness of Mrs. Pat
terson the kindergarten was closed
the last of this week but will be re-
sumed Monday morning next.
-Gramophone entertainment at
court house next Tuesday, at 8 a. m.
seats free, public collection, in charge
of Rev. A. Wright, for his benefit.
The new real estate firm, COM
posed of Messrs. D. S. Guinea and
G. W. Penn, has fine display of
minerals in the window of Watkins
& Cotfmans drug store.
Notable among the weddings re-
ported this week are ]. A. Cheek to
Miss Mollie Atchley, Robt. L. Mills
to Miss Malissa Underdown and
Oliver Estes to Miss Martha White.
Work commenced Thursday on
the building tor the Harrison Bot
Ting Works, just south of Spring
Park, and several wagon loads of
the machinery have already arrived
-Garvin & Lombard closed the
deal this week by which the build
ing of the Park Hotel became the
property of Adolph Kammerer, OF
st. Louis, for consideration of So
500.
l/-Messrs. ]. w. Maddux and D. F.
Weeks of Garden City, Kansas, are
here looking after valuable miner
al lands they own in North Boone
county. They are very much en-
Icouraged at the outlook for our
country this summer.
| GMessrs. Glines and Huntington
have had ten acres of fine property,
just east of the cemetery, plated by
Surveyor Z. J. Rhodes as an addition
to the town of Harrison, and pro-
| pose to place large number of resi-
dence lots on the market at once.
j O'Keiff, of Fort Smith, passed
through the city, yesterday en- route
to Harrison, where he expects to
embark in the restaurant business.
He has been proprietor of the Silver
Moon restaurant in Fort Smith tor
long time Eureka Spring Flash
light
Angus Maxey was thrown from
his buggy by runaway team Sat
urday on the west side OF the square,
and falling upon his head was
stunned to such a extent that it
took the doctors nearly an hour
to revive him. His injuries were not
of serious character, however.
Friends of both contracting
parties were surprised to learn that a
march had been stolen upon them
by Mr., Chas. A. Taylor and Miss
Kate Pace who were quitely married
Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Rev. Hogan. The TIMES extends
congratulations, and wishes them
a bright and prosperous future.
The Harrison Real Estate Elk,
change, an organization composed
exclusively of our real estate dealers
has perfected its organization by
adopting constitution and bylaws
and electing the following officers
| President, ]. p. Clendenin; yice-presi
dent, E. S. Andrews; secretary, ]. C.
Mexican; treasurer, w. P. Conley
Several committees were appointed
to look after the various branches oil
work. Meetings will be held the
first Friday night of each month,
Fritz Neimann has sold his hote
furnishings to Carries Siglar, the new
owner of the Commercial, who will
move them from the Park to his
own property. He con templates
a trip to Harrison, where, if the out
look is favorable he will erect a new
hotel. For the present he will con.
tinue a resident of our city. Under
the management OF Neimann the
park Hotel has enjoyed a lucrative
patronage and the town can i'll at
ford to lose him. West Plains Mo-
| Gazette.
Attention is called to the card il
this issue of the Sugar Orchard Min
ing CO., which has been recently in
lcornorated with n capital stock o