The Harrison times., 1904-08-20

The keene Construction Company
have moved their camp to Keener
preparatory to beginning the con.
structIon of the Harrison branch OF
the White River railroad from Keen.
Ter TO Harrison.
D l. Michener, of Capps, was in
town Tuesday, and presented the
lines office with half bushel of fine
peaches, of the Indian variety, and a
white Seeding, for which he has the
thanks of this force Mr.. Nj. re-
ports the fruit crop in his neighbor-
hood as being very good.
-Bentonville is going to have a
fruit fam Why cannot such thing
be gotten up here, and make it one
OF the features of our street fair.
Let the proper committee take the
matter up and see what can be done
, n the matter. 1t will do good
coward booming our fruit industry.
On Monday afternoon the team
OF Thos- Lyon, the map agent be-
came frightened near :he freight de-
pot and ran away Mr.. Lyon was
thrown from the buggy and badly
bruised about the head. but went
about his work next GAY although
his countenance was almost obscured
with bandages.
Owing to several causes the band
did not play Saturday night, but
those of our citizens who visited the
park were RECALLED by selections from
Italian Grand o. Opera. One of
these expatriated sons of Sunny
Italy played the accordion divinelv.
while another one sang accordionlv.
1t was a novelty for the crowd who
applauded Justify, as the little push
organ was vi gorously worked.
N. g. Brown has goneinto new
business venture. BY a sign stuck
on his door, he is manager of the
Laundry Itaiienne, all languages
spoken, including Spaghetti, Mac
arOni and Arkansaw." He SAYS his
employees will hit each other once in
a while. and he don't blame them,
for talking in the heathern language
they do, a fellow would naturally
think they was cussing him and hit
a welt occasionally just for luck.
w. ]. Apple, of Little Rock, de-
putty Commissioner of Mines, Manu-
factures and Agriculture, was in
Harrison Wednesday in the interest
of the Arkansas Agricultural dis
play at the World Fair. Mr.. Apple
is very desirous for Boone county
farmers to make a fine display in any
and all of the following articles:
Corn, yellow and white; oats, wheat,
threshed and in the sheaf; timothy,
mlllet, alfalfa, clover, potatoes, on
ions, field peas and vegetables
Any and all of these articles that are
sent in to the TIMES office will be
promptly shipped to st. Louis, and
Mr. Apple requests that everything
be shipped as early as possible in or
der that Arkan,as~ may show, ap
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tural products of the present crop
year.
...ixl6us TO have it rIn0 always hftaf'ft htYfftff
not only in the matter rofintelligence,
but in culture, and good manners
the Young men of Harrison stand in
the front rank; but it certainly finds
it necessary to amend it's contention
so far as a portion of the audience
which disturbed the performance of
Santinelli at the Opera House last
Monday evening In spite ofthe fact
that a number of ladies were present
many of the young men acted like
hoodlums; and had the Opera House
management or town authorities
done their full duty, at least
half a dozen of these bright lights
would have spent the night in jail
1t is useless to argue with fellows
who are so blind to decency and
good manners as they seemed to be;
they should be dealt with promptly
bv an officer and receive such punish
ment as will supply the evident de
fciency in their education and gooo
sense.