The Harrison times., 1902-08-23

Dist. Deputy s. E. Holla baueh
will lecture on the Masonic secret
work at our lodge room on the 4,h
prox.
H. {. King, of Fayetteville
spent several days here looking after
the affairs of the Security Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
@IhresheT reports indicate that
in wheat as we'll as hay. corn and
oats our farmers have larger crop
this year than ever before.
Judge B. B. Hudgins. candidate
for railroad commissioner, will m a Ike
several democratic speeches in the
east end of the district next week.
Mrs. Sanderlin will open a pri-
vate school for children in first,
second, third and fourth grades, to
begin Sept 1st in olG Presbyterian
church.
Prof. VIII c. Johnson lett Tues
day for visit of several months to
his brother Ben, who is now engag-
ed in the drug business in southern
New Mexico.
The democratic and republican
candidates for the State Senate will
speak at Bellefonte today; at Har-
rison next Monday, and at Belle
fonte Tuesday.
I -Brick-laying on the new school
building is about completed and
work on the roof will begin next
week 1t will be completed in am
pie time to begin school.
"A new rural telephone line con-
Meeting with our exchange has been
put into the farm homes of Messrs
G l. Glines. F. M Lamberton and
Nurseryman John 6. Taylor.
The nearest surveying corps of
the Rock Island railway is now in
vestigating the route down Gather
mountain to Harrison. 1t is under
stood any easy grade is being found.
AS a special road viewers Messrs.
John Murphy, Ewing /. Rowlett,
and |. K. Majors visited the east end
of the county this week to view out
a new short route 30 Dodd City.
Local readers will bear with us
in the matter of crowded out news
this week. We have given preference
to matter concerning the country,
such as will interest homeseekers
elsewhere.
Elijah Steidley, who is holding
down fine homestead in North
Boone, was in yesterday with an
ear of corn so big that he had to
carry it over his shoulder He re-
ports magnificent crops out his
way
Miss Fannie Witham, who re-
Gently graduated from the Chilli
cothe Commercial College, is the
new book keeper at ". F. Gordon's
Miss Wick Andrews having accepted
a position with the Guarantee Mer-
Chantilc Co.
| Miss Arana Morris, one of Har-
rison's well known and popular
young ladies, was married on We'd
nesday evening last to Mr. VIM.
PaTr. 1t is understood the happy
couple will spend their honeymoon
| in California.
Harrison is a little short on at
tOrneys this week. w. F. Pace, De
RoOse Bailey and ]. NJ Brice are at
tending the Yellville court; while G.
]. Crump and Frank Pace have been
looking after their cases in the Cir
cult Court at Berryville-
On Monday and Tuesday next
the people of our section are to be
treated to entertainments by III. {.
| Longs Circus at Harrison. This
show has been to the town before,
and has always given satisfaction
in fact it is the best tent show
that visits North Arkunsas
Clyde Murphy son of Saml.
Murphy Esq, of Oklahoma CRY,
/ spent several days visiting relatives
and friends here after an absence oil
over twelve years. He left here a
voungster in short pants, and nat
uraI!y few were able TO recognize
him III the young man nearing his
majority now presented. All were
| glad To see him, however, and every
effort was made to- make his stay
| pleasant.
1t is manifrsrily impossible in a
bIiei issue like this, to describe our
resources, climate. towns and vii
iages, products, mines or minerals,
mountains are valleys, etc, in de-
tail. Therefore we merely present a
few ot the more striking points Of in
terests. and travellers are invited to
make a side trip wher anywhere near
us, and see more than we have space