The Harrison times., 1900-06-23
LOCAL.

Newton circuit court conveneS
July 2nd
-Saffer's two story stone building
is going up fast.
The court room is being renovat-
ed and re-carpeted.
Some girls measure good time
by how late they stay up al night.
The street workers are getting
IN some fine improvements these
days.
/ The school board will meet to
select faculty for our public schools
next Tuesday
The man who itches for fame
has to do a whole lot of scratching
before he gets it.
Five Sunday Schools attended
the Children's Day exercises at Ba1
tavia last Sunday.
-BellefCnte will celebrate the 4th
of July with basket picnic and pa
triotic programme
Ever v man has has a right to
his own jaw, but he has no right to
give it to other people.
Luck consists in getting a few
of the desirable things we started
out in life determined to have.
IA weekly paper is to be started
at Lead Hill soon bv newspaper
man from fancy county, Mo.
I8-UnIOn services will be held every
Sunday night during the summer at
the various churches of the town.
-Ihe reason so many people can
always think of something to say is
because the don't mind repea ting.
The real estate firm of Penn 6,
Guinea has moved its office to the
second story of the Hasting build
ing
-EnumeratOr Robt. Johnson re-
ports that he will be able TO finish
the enumeration of Harrison this
week
Harrison Republican League
meets at 3 O'Clock this afternoon to
select delegates to the State League
meeting
The new awning at the Southern
Hotel adds materially to the looks
as well as the comfort of that pop:4-
lar house
-HarrisOn's base ball club still
holds the championship. 1t defeated
Lead Hill in last SATURDAYS game
by score of 26 to II.
One of the largest local berry
deals of this season was the purchase
of a 80 acre crop, for $1,000 cash.
bb-Fayettsv1ffe Sentinel. ., -
The fact that the Eureka extens-
ion will hunt a good way to get out
lief to those who were uneasy for
fear it would fail to get in.
Business is rather quiet about
town, but our hotels remain crowd
ed with visitors from abroad who
are examining the zinc field
There should be no charges for
any portion of the entertainment of
the people invited to Harrison to
help celebrate the 4th of July
County Commissioners of Ac-
counts ". W. Coffman, W H Walt
ers, and J. H. Goss will organize for
the discharge of their duties next
Monday
The Band Concerts in the Court
Park Tuesday and Saturday nights
are being enjoyed by large crowds
who find the park a delightful loung-
ing place these warm evenings
I-Seyenty-eight teachers were en-
rolled at the Boone County Normal
(which closed successful session here
Thursday. The quarterly examina-
ton of teachers is now in progress.
( Boone cnuntv's full delegation to
the state democratic convention
next Tuesday will probably be in at
tendance, most of the delegates hav-
ing already started for Little Rock
The Boone County democrat
who, after participating in the
| primaries. refuses to support the
nominees indulges an inconsistency
which can injure no one but himself.
-Harrison's Postmaster was the
most favored one of Arkansas in the
recent readjustment of salaries by
the department. His annual wages
were raised $500 as against one
one and two hundred accorded other
growing towns of the state
/ Will H Fellows. now of Leav-
enworth. Kan, has been superinten-
ding the setting up of the new ice
making machinery at the electric
light plant this week Their first
run will be taken out today, and
hereafter they expect to have an am
pie supply for all the demand of the
section.