The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-03-25
LOCAL.

Circuit court has been in pro
gress at Clinton this week,
The 9th district medical society
meets IN Harrison on Tuesday
April 4.
The Engineer who was hurt al
the Keener wreck three weeks ago
died Sunday.
THE Mt. Parthenon eleanor, says
'Lee Hudson started Tuesday with
a rounded up wagon-bed full OF
eggs.
The steam shovel at the Oregon
Flat cut moves a shoyel-full almost
as big as wagon bed every 20 sec
duds
AT a recent Teachers Institute
the teachers of Newton County in
dorscd Hon. ". M. McPhearson
unanimously for Register of the u.
5. Land office
Postmaster Ben Andrews and
Yves Baker are applicants for the
pending appointment as postmaster
OF Harrison. Both are circulating
numerously signed petitions.
MIR. Barney Bosen, stone mason
at the Government building, has on
exhibition at the TINES Office a beau
titul carving of sheep guarding its
lamb, which he has recently cut from
Arkansas marble.
Milton Oliver, one of Bellefonte's
oldest and most respected citizens,
died on the 22nd of heart failure.
He was an ex.eonfederate veteran,
rs years of age, and has lived at
Belletonte ever since the war
The Eureka Lumber Co. has
changed its title to the Granger
Kelley Lumber Co, and. besides it's
general offices at Eureka Springs
will hereafter maintain branch
yards at Harrison, Berryville, Green
Forest and Leslie.
t-Chas. Rogers and his wife Aileen
Rogers were arraigned in Squire
Andrews court this week charged
with burning the store of Thos.,
Villines, at Gather, last year, ths
prosecution alleging the finding Of
goods stolen from the store belote
it was burned, on their premise Is.
Many witnesses were examined On
both sides. The defendants we're
bound over to await the action of
the Grand Jury. ,
C. L Glines left Wednesday for
St Louis, via Cotter, to arrange
details in connection with his APP
pointment as atch inspector of the
White River railroad. The superior
character of his repair work, as well
as watches handled, secured this
position for Mr., .Glines unsolicited.
He has had extensive experience in
railroad work. and stands high in
the estimation of the several fail
toadswhich he has served in such
-Robt, Eddins, who for the FAST
ten years has been a Conspicuous
fgddFKe the TlnEs fqTTsssg7;a!ssfl: Mesed-H
nesday with his family for Alpepa
Pass, where he will begin soon the
publication of a weekly paper. Mfs
Eddins is good citizen as well as a
good newspaper man, and we recon-
mend him tothe Al pena people as in
every way worthy of the best they
can do for him If Alpena is to be
one of the hourishing towns of the
section she must maintain a good
and that is the kind Bob
will run ii they give him proper
patronage.
&c. V. Caster, proprietor of the
Harrison bottling works, is to be
credited this week with a conspicu-
Gus act OF public generosity in
marked contrast with the conduct
of some of our older and more
wealthy property owners. Finding
that he had been misled by false
representations into purchasing a
piece OF property originally set apart
for park purposes, he promptly
offers to quit claim the same to the
town without litigation or expense.
Such public spirit is to Mr., Casters
credit, and is recommended for EN-
ulation by all who really wish to
see Harrison the best and most
slightly of north Arkansas towns.
Handy Pins, Stock and Stick Pins,
are included in my Special Pin Sale
from March 9Th TO 18TH, Ladies you
should take advantage oft. IA OF their
real value.
j j. Livingston, The Jeweler.
Nice three room cottage and
garden for rent cheap. Call or
Thomas Helms.
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