The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-07-28

1T heener Aug. 9Th,
Some people spend nearly all
their time taking exercise.
Everybody has an idea that he
can Jolly" other people.
Not many men are content to re-
late a smart thing once and let it go
at that.
Two daily hack lines are run
hing now between Harrison and
Jasper.
"A lodge of knights and Ladies
of America" is soon to be organized
in Harrison.
The candidates for governor will
address our people on the 9th prox.,
at l O'Clock.
"A mans business does not depend
on the size of his grip. He may be
pictures.
The district conference of the NJ
E, Church south is in session at
Belletonte this week.
Lots of people are pleased with
nice weather, when it really makes
no difference to them.
Some men seem to have nothing
to do but buy groceries and carry
I hem home for their wives.
As many people as pretend to go
fishing about court time we Won
der that any fish at all are left.
Local canvasses of county eandi-
dates will be in progress in Carroll
and Newton counties next month.
Union services at the M. E.
South Church tomorrow night.
Rev. Fletcher, of Eureka will preach.
Rev. Twitty OF Yellville, will
preach at the M. E. Church Sunday
morning at II. Every body |
invited.
"A general picnic will be held at
Liberty Schoolhouse 1 IL miles
south of Burlington postofice on
August 18th.
The Royal Circle" fraternal
insurance order organized here last
year, is being revived with a good |
membership.
The position of first assistant of
our public schools is still open, c. N.
of Washington county, hav-
ing declined to accept it.
"A jolly fishing parting including
Messrs. 6. ]. Crump, X. F. King,
Ceph Parker and Chas. M. Green are
over on Buffalo this week.
AS result of the recent meeting
at Walnut Grove in this county,
Rev. M. M. Smith baptized nine con-
verts at that place last Sunday.
1t is worth observing how much
better folks treat their common, ordi-
nary relatives after they have been
away and amount to something.
Having completed his rounds of
the county Assessor Jos. Wilson will |
De it Harrison until August 9th to
igure on your property and its val
lie.
Mr.. 0. Bower of the North Arr
kansas Mining Review arrived from
Springfield, Mo-, yesterday with his
amily, and will hereafter be citi-
ZEN of H arrison.
Brewster Bros, who have the
contract for twenty-three miles on
his end Of the new railroad, say
hey can have their contract com
,leted by November 1st.
The recently appointed board OF
lection commissioners for Boone
county consists of Messrs. II.
Williams and Nd. Brice, demo-
rats, and F. S. Baker, republican.
Died, on Monday night last,
Norman the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. McMahan, aged two
The berett parents haye
,ur deepest sympathy in their sad
oss.
The Ozark Telephone Co. re-
ports that it's new line from Marsh
Ill to Yellville will be in working
order about Aug 1st. This will con
lect almost all important points of
our zinc field.
After some ten wears in the gro
,ery business IA Harrison, M. B.
Hastings sells'out this week to w.
?. rarks, and will return with his
family to his old home in Tennessee.
Mr.. Parks will continue the business
at the old stand.
Eureka papers tell us that VIM
Dyer, OF near Harrison, was robbed
Of $50 while drunk at that -city last
Wednesday. He had started to visit
his brother in Missouri but fell by
the wayside. Being without means
he returned home.
The American Building K Loan
Association, of Little Rock, organ
zed local board here Wednesday.
Officers were elected as follows: {.
R. Capps, president; Wiley Conley,
vice president; L. A. Safer, secretary