The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-03-18

ing summers business, { N, Caster
of the Harrison Bottling works has
added a new machine for bottling
with the latest improved metal
corks, and is otherwise equipping
his shop with the best to be found
M its line
-Prest John Sullivan, Vice Prcst,
Geo. l.. Sands, and Manager Z. o.
Mann of our st. Louis & North Ark
ansas Railroad went over the line by
special train Sunday. Messrs ). ].
Crunp and W. +. Gordon joined
them on theil return to Eureka
where a stoekbolders meeting was
held. The old officers were re-eleet-
ed.
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Robert M. Fellows returned
yestesday from ST. Louis where he
perfected arrangements for adj
ditional equipment for the electric
light plant made necessary by his
determination to begin a twenty
four hour service after April 31st,
This change will give our people
electric power for the day operation
of machinery, electric fans, etc, and
will be quite step in advance for
Harrison.
Up to date a host of good men
are in the ring for municipal po-
sitions. In most cases they have
been dragged out by their friends -
but they make good.looking list
nevertheless, Here they are: For
Mayor; ", NJ. Connerley, Jas Finn,
Wes Baker, D. H. Perew and ]. ?.
Ilendenin. For Recorder ". +.
Mitchell and John Roy. For Alder
men, ]. B. Frew, Newt, Paul, W. Nj,
Denny. T. W. Johnson, Dr. Hutchi-
son, John Crumpler, Claude Wilson,
Ted Hines and Chas Czech.
AT a meeting of the subscribers
to the Canning Factory last Wedt
nesday board of directors was
selected as follows: ". ]. Myers,
Prest,; W. F. Gordon, Vice Prest;
W. Fl. Cecil, See, and Treas, l. \.
Safer, w. p. Conley, {. e Howard
and John Mason. The company will
be incorporated with a capital stock
of SIS, 600. So, 700 of which has al
ready been subscribed. Machinery
is being ordered, and everything
will be i'll shape for active work i'll
time for farmers to figure on raising
tomatoes.
\ Just before noon Thursday the
residence of W. +. Mitchell, in the
south part of town, caught fire from
the kitchen hue and the whole roof
was in a blaze before IN alarm could
be sounded BY heroic work the
ones arriving early succeeded in re-
moving considerable furniture from
the front part of the house, but much
the greater part Gifts furnishings, to-
gether with the building itself were
in ashes within thirty minutes. 1t
was one of our prettiest and best
furnished homes, and its loss to Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell can scarcely be es-
tmated Total insurance ON build
ing and contents, 2 500
During the enlire period of this
paper existence il flas urged the
people desiring TO make investments
that to come here, and invest in our
farms. mines and orchard lands,
would result in a benefit to them rs
well as to the country. You often
hear it said that the greatest for
tunes in the country, up to within a
few years ago were made IN real es-
tate. With that fact in mind, and n
knowledge of the vast number of
people who are anxious to own
homes and farms, the TIMES has con-
tinually worked to bring and to
keep Northwest Arkansas promi-
nently before the home seeking pub
lie and the publication of the coming
special issue is to be another effort
in this direction. If we can bring in
men who will make two blades of
grass grow where none grew before;
if we can bring in men of skill,
knowledge and money to open up
our mines; if we can furnish an ex-
ample for Others to follow in show
ing the big, certain advantages to
be derived from coming here, then
we have accomplished what we have
started out to do in this issue, and
we gladly give credit to all those
who are generously aiding us out
of their means, to give this issue to
the people.
Handy Pins, Stock and Stick Pins,
are included in my Special Pin Sale
from March 9Th 10 18TH, Ladies you
should take advantage OF it, IA Of their
real value.
j. j. Livingston, The JeweleT
Nice three room cottage and
garden for rent cheap. Call or
Tho mas Helms