The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28

Parker & Weaver have a big |
house full oil ice laid by Tor the warm
weather of 1902 4
Due to the recent breakdown of
the machinery Harrison has been
withouteleetrie lights this week.
Twenty-Five Seatey County wag.y
ons were loaded with cotton seed tor
cattle feed at our depot yesterday. 4
The ladies OF the Goth Century
Club will receive informally ON New
Years day, at the home OF DR.. Z.
Andrews.
ALL our stores did a lushing bust
ness the first of the week Santa
Claus was on hand in spite of the
short crops.
The editors family was increased
this week by the addition of a twelve
pound boy. who was on hand to
celebrate merry Christmas.
Those who wish to pay annual
dues to the TINES in stove wood will
save us postage stamps and confer
favor by reporting promptly.
Jas. Hill, who has been spoken
OF considerably as candidate for1
County Clerk, informed us Thursday \
that he had declined to make the
race.
AT the M. E. Church, tomorrow;
9:45, Sunday School Il, Preach
ing, subject, Personal knowledge of
Salvation, John 3:14. Evening
subject, Lite Abundant, St John 10;
10.
Hundreds Of people, large and
small, have inspected the exhibit OF
the Harrison Hugh School in the
TIMES flee this week, and the high
est compliments have followed in
every Instance
-',umbtrl md Church tomorrow,
9;45 Sunday School. John A. Bunch
Supt. II A. NJ Sermon ON the Office
and Work of an Elder in the Cum.
berland Church. No Service at night
on account of Bro. Smiths last
service in Harrison.
AT the M. E. Church South
9:45. Sunday school; HOO. sermon.
subject: Himself he cannot save"
800, League Devotional Service
700, sermon, subject. THE Reason
Why" A cordial welcome extended
to all. Strangers in the city are es-
pceialv welcome.
AT the Baptist Church to.mor.
row: $50 am, Sunday School,
Quarterly Review. Il a M, Preach
ing, subject, Speaking the Truth in
Love Eph. Ais. Up. m. Preach
ing, subject Things to Do Cor.
1913 This will be the pastors
lash sermon in Harrison Tor the pres
emf
AT the meeting held Wednesday.
for the purpose of devising ways Of
aiding Congressman Dinsmore to Sc
cure government building for Har-
was effected, and committee APP
pointed to prepare evidence of the
situation here so far as it is favor
able to the bill
There has been very noticeable
increase in valuations during the
past three months. Sales of mineral n,
land have increased in number, and
prices have also increased. Es-
pecially is this so since the public
mind became satisfied as to the
building of the two railroads, and
their routes now being known. As
transportation approaches and
market is in sight, there is naturally
enough stiffening in prices demand
ed for lands that are developed
YeAViie Republican,
The new pamphlet description of
the North Arkansas Zinc Fields
extracts from which appear on our
first page this week.-Mrs. been pre-
pared for the Ozark & Texas Land
Company, by Col Thos. Helm, and
will be distributed by the thousands
to intending investors abroad. AL
though enthusiastic in his praises of
the country, Mr. Helm says nothing
but what can be easily verihed by
those who will visit us in person;
and those who come will find that
the Ozark & Texas Land Company
not only knows good thing when
brought to view, hut has multi
tude of good things to offer those on
the hunt of investments.
The handsome five-room cottage
of Mr.. Chas. H. Lombard on the
hill north of town, was completely
destroyed by fire about IL O'Clock
on Friday night, the fire originating
from a defective fue, and the whole
upper portion of the building being
in flames before it was discol cred,
MIR, and Mrs Lombard were awak
ened by the smoke and were forced
to escape partially in their night !
clothes The building was new
one, having been erected some six
months since at cost of $4,000. |
The furniture and personal effects of
Mr.. and Mrs Lombard were total
loss. Insurance to the amount of
81 100 was on the property.
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