The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12
LOCAL.
The little freeze of Monday night
did not kill our fruit.

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What are we going to do about
our school house for next schoo
year?
1t is not a mans burdens but hi.
sore disposition that makes life
hard.
-Belleionte is hustling these days
to collect up her 81 700 railroad
bonus.
The annual meeting of the Deni'
son Mining Co., will be held here on
May 18th.
preaching at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning by ths
pastor, Rev. J, A. Creighton.
"A. X. Wallace will conduct UnN
ion Gospel meeting at the Christian
church tomorrow afternoon.
The ladies of the c. P, church
served an elegant lunch and supper
yesterday in the building just west
of the Postoffiee.
"A Chapter of United Daughters
of the Confederacy for Harrison,
was organized last Monday at the
Southern Methodist Church.
Mrs. Lizzie Crump. of Enid.
Okla, widow of Pole" Crump, has
brought suit for damages against
the railroad for killing her husband.
-Harrison's dancers report a
most delightful time at Tuesday
nights ball at the Southern, given
in honor of Attorney o. D. Gray and
bride.
According to the call our SEM
torial Committee will meet in Harri-
son to-day and canvass the vote of
the recent primaries. 1t is not likely
a convention will be held.
Quite number of Berryville
ladies' visited Harrison last Satur-
day, and were handsomely enter
tanned by our 10th Century Club at
the home of Mrs. |. B. Morris.
The wentieth Century Club
think they will clear about forty
dollars on their last Saturday even
ing entertainment, which will prove
neat sum to improve our cemetery.
We understand that Governor
left Davis has called for the resigna-
ton of our townsman Hon. G. ].
Crump as member of the Worlds
Fair Commission; and that Mr..
Crump has declined to send it in on
the ground he has done his duty.
The track laying of the St. Louis
and North Arkansas railroad will
reach Vinegar Hill this week.
We understand no regular trains
will be put on until the road reaches
Everton, the new town on Clear
creek about fifteen miles from Har-
rison. 4
The Boone County Medical So
ciety which met on the Sth in Harri.
son elected S. L. Burns, president; ].
X. Potts, vice president; Ii. l..
Routh, treasurer; E. l.. Evans, Sec
rotary. DR.. Kirby read a paper,
why Alcohol should not be used in
the Treatment of Pneumonia The
next meeting will be in Harrison
July 9Th.
The Epworth League of our M.
E. Church is arranging to give a
course of four lectures by leading
lecturers during the summer, pro
ceeds to go for fitting up the M. E.
Church so that its condition may be
creditable when the State Confer
ence meets with us this fall Town
pride will lead all our people to help
cheeriully.
"A crowded house was on hand
last Saturday evening at the Opera
House to witness the Goth Century
Clubs rendition of "The Vaga-
bonds The cast was an excellent
one, and all parts were sustained
creditably. Some $40 has been ad,
ded to the Cemetery fund by the en-
tertainment; and the Club deserves
the thanks of our people for their
enterprise in the matter.
AT the solicitation of a number
of our old soldiers, both blue and
gray, meeting has been called to
assemble at the court house on Sat
urday afternoon, April Goth, to ar
range for big reunion and camp
hre here in the early part of the com
ing fall This is an undertaking in
which the veterans should have the
earnest cooperation especially of all
our business people, for it would
draw to the town thousands from
all parts of the country.
On behalf OF the Napoleon Hill
Cotton company. Maj. A, H, Job
lin requests us to thank the Frisco
and St. Louis and North Arkansas
Railroads for transporting absolute
w free the car load o cotton seed
which his company has presented to
to the farmers of the section; aud
our people generally will be pleased
to join in the thanks. 1t is tact,
easily recognized through the policy
of both these railroads, that the
Frisco and St. l. & N. A. are deter
mined to have the people Of North