The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-03-18
LOCAL.
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costs.
Rev. Beauhien will conduct
morning and evening services at the
Episcopal church tomorrow.
Our School Board vii meet on
April Is for the purpose of selecting
a faculty for the coming year.
With the number of candidates
we have for mayor, the voter has
material enough to select from,
Rev. Clay of Cincinnati, Ohio
will preach at the Christian church
Sunday April l on home missions,
-Harrisons free school term
closed yesterday. The work
throughout has been unusually
good,
! The Marshall canning factory an
nounces that it will be in full blast
this season and asks the farmers to-
raise tomatoes,
Quite a number of teachers from
all quarters of the county are at
tending the teachers examination
here which closes today.
Nv. |. Holt, of Gather, who was
among our callers Tuesday, reports
the farmers of upper Crooked Creek
| Valley starting their spring work
with a vim.
If Harrison's Military Company
can hold up its membership and pass
good inspection next month it will
receive from the state hereafter $120
per year for Armory rent.
N "A. G. Reynolds of the TIMES, ac-
Fcompanied by Photographer Saaell.
are touring north Boone and Marion
counties this week, looking up data
FOR the coming magazine issue OF ting
TINES. 4
C, M Cordell, of Logansport,
lind was here Tuesday to round hp
property interests. He has recently
sold the Summers farm on Bear
Greek to Chicago parties who will
prospect il for mineral
DR. W. p. George, president of
the Ninth District Medical Society,
writes that the society viii meet ID
Harrison, Ark, on Tuesday, April Al
1905 An interesting meeting is ex-
pected.
Congressman !. {. Floyd has
nominated Clyde f. Walker of Ber-
ryville as naval cadet, Earl McLaren
of Sloan Springs first alternate aud
Mickey Burney OF Usage as second
alternate.
Preparations should be made to
give a pleasant reception to the
members of the North Arkansas Ed |
itorial Association, which meets in
Harrison next Saturday. Some
twenty-five editors are expected
1t is now doubted that the man
who died at YellviIIe recently had |
smallpox as was supposed at the
time. 1t has been two weeks since
the death and there were no cases
before and none hav, appea ed since.
Mrs. S X Story left Wednesday
for L,ttlc Rock to bring home her
daughter, Alice, who deserted the
insane asylum last week but was
later discovered by the authorities
some twenty-five miles from that
city. y
Since the discussion incident to
the municipal election began, it has
developed that Harrison is a good
field tor the reformer. Poker games
and other nocturnal amusements
are numerous,-but not too numer
Gus to mention.
"A letter from S. ]. Norman in
forms us that the surveying corps of
the North Ark. Electric Railway
and Power Co. is well on its way
to Fort Smith and that they expect
to reach that point by the middle of
April.-Jasper Republican.
I OF the two corps of surveyors in
Rthe field at either end of our rail
road, it is learned that one has gone
into camp at Neosho, Mo, while the
other is running its line in the neigh
borhood of Settlement, twenty
miles southeast of Leslie.
John p. Jones, the hustling AL
pena real estate man came down
yesterday with Messrs. S. Bea sley,
of Eureka Springs, and c. A. Gish,
of Auburn, Ill. Both were pleased
with the looks of things hereabouts,
and it is probable that Mr.. Beasley
will purchase the Stalkupfarm, three
miles west of Harrison