The Harrison times., 1901-02-09
LOCAL.
The free school term closes short

dence in the north part of town. j.
The new store of Tyson & Co.
at Alpena, is open for business.
Another light snowfall Wed
nesdav-the second of the season.
"A son was born to Mrs. A. c
Hull. at Little Rock, on the 22nc
ult.
The pile-driving crew of the new
railroad is working on the Alpens
trestle.
-Lenora Ryun. the infant child o
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ryun, dice
Wednesday morning.
7 The demand for residences in
Harrison is especially pressing,-and
not an empty house in town.
Little Mary. the three old daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, John Holt. was
seriously scalded one day last week
by sitting down in kettle of hot
water.
The Ladies of the Christian
Church will give a supper on the
night Of February 14th a the Tyson
building, recently vacated by Mrs.
Allison. Price % cents.
Jeff g. Pillow has been appoint
cd by the governor justice of the
peace in Bryan township, this coun-
ty; W. S. Albright, who was elect
ed at the last election failing to
qualify.
Circuit Court holds short sess-
ion here today for the purpose of
hearing the case of the Detroit Lum-
ber and Timber Co. VS.. Static NJ.
Fisher, suit for the partition of the
Frisco mine.
The Harrison Town Council has
established fire limit at last; and
hereafter all buildings erected upon
or adjacent to the square must be
built of brick, stone, or some other
hreproof material.
PROT. LeBrun, who has made
music and tuned pianos in the White
River valley of North Arkansas for
the past twenty years, arrived in
Harrison Tuesday and will spend
a week or so with us.
We are sorry we cannot give
railroad news of an encouraging
character TO some of our neighboring
towns; but really they seem to be
too tar away from Harrison to ever
amount to anything as centres OF
any sort.
AT Cumberland Church to-mor-
row: At $50 a. m, Sunday school
25:14 80. At IL a. m, ser
mon on the Old Time Religion.-Jer.
GIG. Att p. m, sermon on the
Greeks Seeking the Lord Jesus
John I2:2O-23.
IF. R. Mitchell. of Charlottesville,
Mo-, has rented the building on the
southwest corner of the square form
erly occupied by Johnson's furniture
store, and will open up a stock OF
general merchandise therein next
week. His goods are arriving to-
day.
Prof. Lanes lecture tonight. at
the NJ: E. South church, is Lessons
not Learned in Books" He is the
leading American humorist lecturer,
and it is worth So to anyone to
hear him. Don't fail to attend; the
proceeds will help to establish a
public library
T. H. Dunn has purchased the
Schweitzer home place, including the
residence, barns, etc, and thirty
acres of fine land, from Mrs. L. H.
Schweitzer, and will make it his flu
ture home. Mrs. Schweitzer, we
inG1r-sIand. will go to her former
home at Spr1ngnSnl9- Mo
SMALLPOX has broken out at
Western Grove and near Mt. Judea.
Three cases are reported at Western
Grove, and three families near Mt.
Iudea are afflicted. 1t is in very
mild form, aud IS not considered
dangerous The county medical
board are taking all necessary pre-
cautions to prevent its spreading
Newt on Herald
BY a new arrangement since our
la st issue, E. NJ Haubolt accepts an
ether site, between the railroad depot
and the creek, on which to erect the
buildings of the Harrison Foundry,
and is already getting the lumber on
the ground. He proposes to have
everything up to date and ample for
the demands of the country, and will
invest FIVE or six thousand dollars in
machinery at once.
The Arkansas Conference OF the
Methodist church held at Texark-
ana last week returned Rev. A. ].
TAYLOR as Presiding Elder of the
Harrison district, and appointed
Rev. !. T. Bainbridge as pastor at
HARRISON for the ensuing year. Rev,
S. c. Stanhope, who has been at
this place for the past year, was
sent to Eureka Springs.
The bill for reapportionment o