The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-06-30
LOCAL.

Church tomorrow night.
Boone county's republican con.
vention will be held July 21st.
| -elark's circus will help to make
things lively in Harrison on the
| 4th.
When people are hired to be good
they quit work as soon as the pay
stops.
Capt ", W. Bailey is visiting his
son DeRoos Bailey, Esq, at Musco-
gee, l. 7.
Census enumerator Robt. John
son has finished his work and sent
in his report.
Probate court is in session this
week. County court will convene
next Monday
Parties passing over the line re-
port work progressing finely on the
Eureka extension.
I The "Woman's Book Club" is a
new society organized this week by
the ladies of Harrison.
N. l.. Fellows of Springfield is
here this week visiting the family of
his brother R. M. Fellows.
Editor Campbell, of the Dodd
City Republican wants to sell his
newspaper and printing office.
Miss Bessie Patch, of Elixir, is
visiting in Harrison this week. She
is the guest of Mrs, G, ]. Crump.
The ice cream soclable in the
Court park last Tuesday netted over
$40 for the Baptist Church belfry.
Don't put yourself in the power
of the man who is all the time saying
that there is no good in other people.
Mrs. c. M. Reese, with an inva-
lid sister of Springfield, Mo-, is
spending a few weeks at Hot
Springs
| Judge ]. |. Worthington returned
Wednesday from Philadelphia, where
he attended the national republican
Sonvention'
"A general exodus of our legal
fraternity may be expected next
week in the direction of the Newton
circuit court.
Rev. T. L. Thompson, formerly
pastor of the Baptist church at this
place but now of Pope county, Ark.
is here this week visiting friends.
Life is made of eompensations.
BY the time man is old enough to
realize what lot he does not know,
he is too old to worry over it.
-Clark's Big Show, which pro-
misses to be the largest and best of
the season, will be in Harrison on
Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Applicants tor confederate pen
sions should have their papers filed |
with the comfy court on the first
dav Of il July term--next Monday I
SIX, Six applicants for teachers
license were ~ ~ ned by county !
examiner {. L, Scott last week. All
but three succeeded in getting certi-
ficates.
Mr. and Mrs, F. NJ Garvin en-
tertained our cornet band with a
delightful lawn party on Saturday |
evening which was one of the pleas
ant events of the year.
Mr.. Jas. W. Slower and Miss
America McCalpin, both of Rally |
Hill, were married at the residence of
county clerk c. E. Wilson last Sun
day, Rev. S. c. Stanhope officiating.
The Harrison c. p Church will
go picnicing tomorrow. Both its
Sunday School and preaching SER
vices will be held in the grove at the
Wilson Springs two miles south of
town.
7 Prof. Perdue, who occupies the
chair of geology at the A. l. U. came
in with DR., Branner Wednesday, and |
will take hand in the geological |
Investigations of Newton county |
,pext week.
The teachers attending the New
ton Normal, held this yearAt West
ern Grove, passed resolutions hand
somely complimenting Profs. Burney
and Albright on the excellence of
their work as instructors there
The Childrens Day exercises at
Bellfonte last Sunday, were attended |
by large audience, and good order
was observed throughout the entire
programme, which was excellently
rendered. A nice dinner was had on
the ground.
w. P. Conley, Of the real estate
firm of Conley, Johnson & O'Neal,
returned Monday from Kansas City
where he has been looking after
business matters for several weeks
past. He reports the usual interest
up that way in North Arkansas zinc
lands.