The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-12-01
LOCAL.
The Public Schools took a
TIL anksgiving holiday Thursday.

| lHdHhsSiNps heladaN AHH' a'"
X "A resident agent is tn be APP
pointed in Harrison for the Deering
Binder Co.
\ Galloway, the mule buyer, cap
tured fine lot ofour mules for army
purposes last Saturday.
The performing Turks and einnaI
mon bear made their biennial visit
to Harrison Saturday last. |
Y Inside work has commenced on
Parker's new two-story stone build
ing on Stephenson Avenue.
\ Fred Greene is preparing to erect
a stone residence on the Danforlh
property, Just north of town.
4 Maj. Crandall has laid the tair
ground off in an addition, a majority
Ilof the lots OF which are 25x100
feet.
EG. {. Parker is preparing Tor the
erection of another residence IN the
west part of town-this is his
third.
5--The Republican says Mr., {. M.
Greene will have no opposition asan
applicant for the Receivership of our
I U. S. Land Office.
The biggest hog Of the season
was driven to town Yesterday from
the farm of Mr.. John Murphy. 1t
weighed 600 pounds.
The funeral of Col. M. l.. Denial
her will take place from the residence
of Mrs. Patterson at l O'Clock to-
day. Services at the cemetery.
Thanksgiving day was accom-
panied by sunshine and mild temper
allure as well as plenty of turkey
end of course everyone was properly
thankful.
Some wag attracted special at
ention to the fast line stage from
ere to Eureka yesterday by Labelling
in large letters, Look out for
mall Pox.
John H. Coffman has purchased
lot in block 10, just east of public
s,ss. = e = k-om Gee. W. O'Neal and
Il begin the erection OF rsSTtT7i5,A Il
d warehouse thereon soon.
Despite the rain the ladies ot the
E. S. Church Melted $40 ON their
bper at the Park Hotel last Fri
v night. One-half of this was do
led to the Cemetery fund.
IF L. Hamilton, of the Maumee
mines came to Harrison Wednesday
to remain a week or more He will
survey and plat the new addition to
Harrison on the Murray property
which surrounds the depot
= AT Its next meeting our town
council will consider the building of
two bridges across Jordan branch,
which interyenes between the square
and depot site One each of of these
bridges are contemplated on Rush
and Stephenson Avenues.
I'm behalf of the children and re-
latives of the deceased, we desire to
extend sincere thanks 10 the citizens
OF Harrison who so kindly aided in
the funeral services of Capt. w. X.
Ogden on Sunday afternoon.
&c. mexican.
Ohm A. BUNCH.
Prof. kirkpatrick writes us from
Lick Branch, this county, that on ac-
count of a smallpox scare in the
community the public school at Lick
Branch has closed and the Boone
County Teachers Association which
was to have convened there will be
postponed.
(-Surveyor E. !. Rhodes has Just
completed the survey of the town of
Zinc and is now plating it and lots
will be on sale in the near future.
The town site is owned by Cave
Bros. & Rogers, and is located in
Section 20-19-1S, in Boone county
the heart of the great Sugar Orchard
mining district.
Little Carrie Brasel, grand
daughter OF A. F Davis, while cling
ing to the rear of Oates delivery
wagon as it passed up the street
near her home last Tuesday, had her
leg caught in one of the wheels and
broken in two places before the ye-
hicle could be stepped. 1t is hoped
that an amputation will not be nee
rssary, as the little sufferer is doing
well.
Mrs. Lou Aycock, now ofBrown,
Oklahoma, has applied for a divorce
from her husband, [. F. Aycock. who
was sent to the penitentiary from
here for embezzling funds while county
treasurer, and whose pardon was
secured almost entirely through the
efforts of his wife. 1t seems that
since taking up their home in Okla
homa Aycock's treatment of his wife
has been shamefully out Of keeping
with her sacrifices for him, and that
the hoped-for reformation on his part
has entirely failed to materialize.
SANTA Claus has engaged quart.