The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-04-07
LOCAL.
County Court this week.

Gave & Clendenin, real estate
dealers, have dissolved partnership,
W-Waddell's new saloon opened up
! bn the south side of the square Mon
Iday,
The telephone line from Har-
rison to Western Grove has been
completed
Both the Southern and the Hotel
4 Thurston are re-painting and brush
ing up in fine style.
Easter one week from tomorrow.
Special services are being prepared
at several of our churches.
1t is rumored that preliminaries
are all arranged for the establish
ment of a National Bank in Har-
rison,
Mrs. [. M. Patterson and Miss
Josie Crump will open their kinder
garten next Monday at the public
school buildings.
Quarterly meeting services will
be held at the M. E. Church next
Sunday. Rev. A. ]. Taylor, D. D.,
will preach at night.
THE fruit is still safe, and if con
ditions continue North Arkansas wAl
have an unheard of supply of apples
Iand peaches this year.
Prof. ]. Doyne, candidate for
reelection as Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, will speak in Har-
rison ON the 25th inst.
ESeveral wagon loads of maehin-
cry for the new erusher plant of the
Denison Company arrived this week,
and there is yet more to come.
&C. T. Torbet, representative of
Bradstreet's Little Rock Agency
spent several days here this week
figuring on the wealth of our bust
ness men.
The Fair Grounds have been
+ leased for racing purposes to Messrs.
Bradshaw & Haudell, who are also
considering the holding ola Fair
here next fall.
M. Kuhn, of the Maryhattianna
Signal to be moved to Yellville,
spent Thursday in Harrison. He Is
waiting for bran new printing of
flee to commence operations in the
new location.
The rumor concerning the change
of hands at the Park Hotel is a mis-
take. There is some probability of
the building changing owners, but
none at present of Miller Bros,
being succeeded as managers.
The Harrison Republican League
has been organized by the election
Of ]. l. Worthington, President; Ned
Blower, Secretary; and +. S. Baker,
Treasurer 1t meets hereafter the
first Thursday night in each month,
The new deep well being sunk at
the Electric Light Plant for the use
of the Ice making machines already
shows good indications of mineral,
and may develop into a zinc mine at
any time. fit does Manager Robt
Fellows will know just what to do
with it.
EGround was broken Monday for
the new stone business building to
be erected on Stephenson Avenue by
Druggist L. A. Safer. Work will be
pushed upon this structure with all
possible haste, and Mr.. Safer hopes
to have it ready for occupancy by
midsummer
Two Steps brothers, one II
years old and the other 10, living
Inear Valley Springs, stole two
horses, one from Vim. Brown and
one from Dr. McAllister Wednesday
night and were captured, after
lively and circuitous race, at Carroll
ton Thursday evening
Eek Sheriff D. A. Eoff's bondsmen
have won their case against the
Boone County Bank in the Supreme
Court, which will give them some
So, 100 of the sheriff's funds which
were applied by the Bank on EoHs
personal note. Capt. Story is the
attorney for the bondsmen.
n "A letter from George Crump, Jr.,
Who left here several months ago for
South Africa, announces that he is
ht Hope Town, South Africa, Just
across the line from the Orange Free
State. He has joined the British
Army for three months and expects
to add some military experience to
his trip around the world before re-
turning home.
AAll necessary steps have been
taken to bring the coming demo-
cratic primaries in Boone county
fully under the laws of the state
governing regularly lcgalized pri-
mary elections. This is a good step,
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