The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-03-31

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Lots OF prospectors.
Carpenters are busy.
Everybody is gardening
County court next Monday.
The town is full of strangers.
Farmers are all putting in full
time.
-Quarterly Meeting at the M. E.
Church tomorrow. ~
Plenty of mine seekers and home
seekers. and more coming,
Only five marriage license were
issued by our county clerk this week.
Several small business buildings
are in course of construction on the
east side of the square.
Another Saloon will open in
Harrison Monday next. 1t is to be
located on the south side
The office of the Harrison Telea
phone Exchange is being considera-
bly, enlarged and improved. =
The Harrison Township Repub-
1ican League held a meeting at the
L. S. Land Office last evening.
Arrangements are being made to
Commence brick making in Harrison
as soon as the weather permits.
Work progresses nicely on the
E2O-room addition to the Connerly
Hotel, which will probably be COM
pleted within the next two weeks.
"A contributor whose article APP
pears upon our first page, has some
pertinent things to say upon the
question of granting water-works
| franchise.
w ork progresses on the EurekaI
extension all along the line, and
there is a rush about the conduct of
the contractors which encourages
everybody.
Joe Coffman will be at home
from Nashville, Tenn, next week.
Joe has been taking his second course
at the medical department of the
Vanderbilt University.
! Prof. c. L. Scott has purchased
the J. w. Lynn farm of 100 acres
near Batavia. He has also with
K. L. Dopson, purchased a half in
| terest in the Hehin blacksmith shop.
lN-Mr. ]. c. Speer is at work on a
new and very handsome telephone
directory for Harrison B fseissfidtfie's be-
ing an Improvement over the old
directory, it will contain the bust
ness cards of Harrison leading bus
mess and professional men.
-Chas. Miller, of the Park Hotel,
returned Thursday from trip
through the mineral country east of
us. He says that pointers along the
Journey lead him to confidence in the
conclusion that the projected road
from Chadwick to Little Rock is to
be built in the near future.
-O'Connor, the contractor who
will build miles 16, II and Is of the
new road has camp at Berryville
waiting a definite decision as to
which route the road will take. If
it comes through Berryville mile 16
sets in Just east of town and mile Is
ends about quarter of mile be-
yond the tunnel.-Berryville Pro-
gress,
DIR. S Cohen, specialist in diseas-
es of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
has decided to locate permanently
in Harrison and secured rooms at
the residence of c. M. Greene,
opposite the Park Hotel. DR..
Cohen's remarkable success in his
lines of diseases has made him a
favorite with the people of our
section.
The railroad construction outfit
of Edgar Bruster, of Pine Bluff, con-
sisting of some fifty teams, scrapers,
carts, ETC., arrived in Harrison Sat
urday night and after spending Sun
day with us, moved out to the Lipps
spring, eight miles west of us. Mr.
Bruster's contract includes the four
teen miles reaching from the Carroll
county line to Harrison, and he is
already busy with the preliminary
work in the vicinity of his camps.
| 81. Saml. Jones, after an absence
of over year. returned to Harrison
fast week and is arranging to make
his home here permanently once
more. During his absence he com
pleted a full course at the celebrated
Wellmcr Institute of Magnetic Heal.
ing, and has since been placticing
that science in Texas. 1t is likely
that he will undertake the establish
ment in Harrison of a Sanitariun
giving special attention to the cure
of disease by Magnetism and Elec-
ltricity.
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