The Harrison times., 1901-03-02
LOCAL.
Full moon next week.

| Harrison has two Women 5
Clubs. and both are booming.
Fear of smallpox has seriously
cut down the Lead Hill school,
Two members Joined the Me.
S Church last Sunday morning.
THE new Foundry building will
be ready for occupancy next week.
II Teachers Examination on the
ard Thursday and Friday of this
mo nth.
v "A West Plains firm bought go
head of cattle in Harrison last
Saturday
= The bridge crew of the railroad
is working two days ahead of the
track-laying machine.
Preaching at the NJ. E. Church
tomorrow morning and evening by
the new pastor, Rev. Bainbridge.
I Having moved his store on the
northeast corner back, w. P. Conley
is erecting fifty foot addition in
front
The continuation of our school
term in charge of the faculty pro-
crosses nicely. Over IT'S scholars
are enrolled
The sale of town lots at the new
town of ZINC" has been temporar-
ilv suspended on account of an i'm
portant error in the plat.
1t has been suggested that we
celebrate the arrival of the first train
Let it be the biggest thing of the
kind ever seen in North Arkansas.
-MARRIED-At the residence ofthe
pastor of the Baptist Church, Sun
day Feb. "a, 1901, Mr.. Noah Tay-
lor and Miss Irene Jones, both of
Harrison.
Attorney ]. {. Murray has
moyed his office from the Bunch
building to one of the Crandell build
ings near the southwest corner of
the square.
1t is said the new passenger
depot is to be erected on the north
side OF the railroad track, Such a
lOca ton would be satisfactory to
all save those whose property inter
ests conflict
The TIMES has $500 railroad
subscription to paw within the next
thirty days and would like to
hear from about 800 good delin
quents within that time. All speak
at orce if YOU want to.
II Reports of good road making
come from all parts of the county.
The equipment OF tools provided to
each district has added much to the
possibilities OF ell our road gangs,
and, in general way the new law
is working admirably.
AT the Baptist church: $50. a.
m Sunday school. Jesus Betray-.
ed."-Jno. 1S:1-14; IL a. m Preach
ing. Subject, Holy Living Il Pei
ter ZIG; Z p. m. Preaching. Subj
| Ject, Law and Grace. - Jno. lii.
| Strangers will be welcomed.
Services at the NJ E South
Church tomorrow as follows: 9:45S
a. m. Sunday school; IL a m.
preaching by the presiding elder.
Rev P. Merrill. No services in the
evening as the congregation will
worship with NJ E. Church
The tax-gatherers spent this
week in Blythe, Prairie and Jefferson
townships, ending today at Belle
| fonte. Next week they will visit
Gather, Crooked Greek and Bryan.
settling down in Harrison on Thurs
day to remain until April 10th.
1t is understood that during his
recent visit to Chicago Manager
Chase arranged for the sale of both
the Morning Star and the Red Cloud
mines of the Rush creek district.
The price paid was large one, and
SOS, 200 deposited as an evidence of
good faith
AT Cumberland church tomor-
row: At 9:45, Sunday school.-Iohn
is: LA. At IL a. m. Sermon on
the Midnight Ride''-an illustra-
ton of your work and mine-Neh.
2:15. At a. m, Sermon on Christ
STOPPING down and writing on the
/ grOund.-Iohn Sc.
The Harrison Womdn's Book
| Club has received one hundred vol
umes which were donated by Mrs
H. F. King, a member of the club
who is now in Denver, Colorado.
They now have about 325 volumes,
and others promised which raise the
number to about 500. They expect
to have their library opened to the
public about the 1st of April. in the
TINES office building.
Meantime and while YOU are
waiting for the governors Choctaw
! Or GOuld's MisSOIfi Pacific, or the
Winner" or the Arkansas Northern
or the other fellows road, run out O
Harrison and see the Frisco Exten-
sion 1t is a good road from Mary
hattiana to Harrison and YOU will
be happy in the country between
L i Il l.