The Harrison times., 1901-01-12
LOCAL.

-neVoes weather chart promises
uS SNOW next week
The first man crawlcd through
the tunnel near Eureka last Mon
dav
N Subscribers to the railroad bo-
nus are paying in their subscriptions
rapidly
-Thos. Jones, now of Illinois, is
visiting the family of his father, s.
T. Jones.
Parties owing the TIMES and
wishing to pay in stove wood should
do so at once
ATTORNEY o. D. Gray has return
ed from holiday visit to his form
er home in ST. Louis
Mrs. Cassie WOOten, who has
been quite i'll for some time, is re-
ported dangerously low
-Hsrrison's Knights of Pyth:as
will banquet themselves and ladies
on Saturday night next
"A considerable gathering of our
republicans is expected at their coun-
" committee NEE ting to-day
Work progresses rapidly on the
piers for the new town bridge across
Jordan branch on Rush Avenue.
Mrs. Marklev will contest with
Mr. Underwood for the Batavia
pOstoffice before the republican COM
mittee today.
John H. Roy is recovering from
an attack of appendicitis. DR.. B. ].
Vance has been suffering somewhat
from the same trouble
Horace Povner says his house,
the Wells & Wiggins Grocery Co, of
Carthage, Mo, Is arranging for a
br anch house in Harrison.
IF you want to supply yourself
with good reading for the wear it
will paw YOU to study the New York
Times clubbing offer on our fourth
page
Fred Greene'S neat brown stone
residence in the north part OF town
is going mp rapidly, and promises to
be one of the prettiest buildings of
Harrison.
j E. Shook, of Madison county,
a recent graduate of one of the lead
ing commercial colleges, has been
looking for a location in Harrison
this week
-BOone's representative, Jas-LT.
Craig, has taken his family with
him, and will be at home in Little
Rock during the coming sessi on of
the legislature
The contract has been let bv
lFrew & King for twO-stOry stone
business house to occupy the corner
of the Denton property next to
CeCiFS new building
N~-COngressm H A. DinsmOre
has placed our WOma ms Book Club
under lasting obligations to him by
contributing over one hundred vol.'
umeS to their new library.
DIR. J. D. Hannah, BeIlefonte's
popular dentist, was among our
callers yesterday. He is delig hted
with his new home and saws Belle
tonte is thriving in every way.
U. S. Marshal Stahl. of the Fort
Smith district. is here in person to-
day to plead in his own behalf for
the endorsement of our county re-
publican committe for re-appoint-
ment-
Mrs Corinne Abbey will move
her stock of goods to the building
first door west of the Little Rock
store now occupied by S. G. Parks
as d barber shop. She will be happy
to welcome all her old friends there
about Feb. 1st.
The "oIdest inhabitant," who
has been hauling fre-wood this win
ter, SAYS in all his experience he has
never known quite so hard a winter
to sell wood The few cold spells
have come and gone SO quickly that
few people have felt the necessity of
laying in a supply of fuel.
Sunday School Superintendents
have been chosen for the vearin Har-
rison Sunday Schools as follows:
Methodist, F. S. Baker; Baptist, P.
{. Maggard; Christian, Mrs. G. Z.
Scott; NJ. E South, Iot- n. Roy;
Cumberland Presh. cerian, Jno. D.
Tyson; Presbyterian, J.. ". Miller.
Bill of fare at & P. Church to-
morrow: At $50 A NJ. Sunda V
School conducted by John D. Tyson
Supt. At II A. NJ Sermon on the
Nature, Omnipotence and Inspira-
ton of Public Worship, Heb. 1925.
At $50 p Nj Sermon on How Jesus
Came to Church John 20, 1922
As may be seen by proper notice
elsewhere in this issue Sheriff Eof1
will commence his tax collecting
rounds at Summit township on
/ Monday, Feb 11th, closing at Har-
riSon from March 9TH to the time
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