The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-04-28
LOCAL.

Sales Day. T.
How about a Boone County
Fair this lalll y
Harrison Knight Templars sent
$50 to the San Francisco relief fund
Monday.
Preparations are under way for
the closing exercises of our High
School next month.
The wall caught fire from the
cook.stove, at Seymore Allbright's
residence last Sunday. and it took
prompt action to save the building
f-Jno. A. Bunch writes from St.
IiLouis that il will probably be two
weeks before the surveying corps
will start on the electric line from
Harrison to Bergman.
II Fine enough and large enough
for city of twenty thousand, was
the remark OF visitor yesterday
while looking in at the elegant new
Drug Store of l.. A, Safer.
Some of our veterans are already
discussing the possibility of having
an Ex-confederate Reunion this fall
in Harrison which shall eclipse any
thing in the line ever held IN North
Arkansas.
The Green Forest Canning Co.,
IIannounces that it will pay 30 cents
per hundred pounds, for all mer-
charitable tomatoes delivered at any
hstation on the ST. l.. & n. A. Rail
road in good order,
barry Bros have put in car
lbad of organs i'll the new store room
uext door to the Ozark Livery Stable,
and have a carload ofpianos coming
They have FIVE rigs, and intend to
work up the country.
THE scientist who has discovered
that YOU can't discover the sou
with microscope, is informed that
neither can you discover mind, speech
nor love that way. Still, he keeps
on using microscopes.
The most disgraceful sight one
ever sees in this-to~n 10 = number of
yonng boys, not yet in their teens,
with cigarette in their mouths A
boy behind a cigarette is A fit sub
iect for reform school.
J. F. Ilaggerty. recently of
lndianna, has purchased from John
Hayes the old Feeback place which
includes the Bear Greek spring and
the little town of Francis, seven
kmiles north of Harrison.
Miss Blanche Leverett, of Fay
etteville. who is here drilling our
High School graduates for com
mencement. will give recital at the
Opera House May 5th for the bene-
fit of the Goth Century Club
The high moral standing of this
community is largely due to the fact
that it has been permeated by Chris
tian influence and education, such as
have radiated from the various
church organizations of our town.
| u. S. Clerk, W. F. Mitchell will
sell our railroad under foreclosure
proceedings on May Goth. Now is
about your only chance to get a bar
gain out of this institution; buy it
and show them how to run it right.
The picturesque RED Front
sign at the Chicago Store has been
attracting attention the past few
days. W. F, Schott, expert of the
New York and St. Louis Salvage Co
will conduct the ten days bargain
sale which begins today.
We are authorized to state that
the Wells Fargo Express Co. will
hcarry free of charge any eontribu-
tons in the shape of money orgoods
for the suffering and destitute of San
Francisco, addressed to city officials
or regularly constituted relief organ
Mations.
R J. Boylan, of the st. Louis
GIobe-Democrat and Rose Marion,
of the Post Dispatch were here the
first of the week looking up matter
for their Sunday Magazines. Among
other novelties found here they ar
ranged to publish large picture of
Harrison's Young Ladies Band.
u The Crumpler Grocery store i'll
its new quarters next door west of
the Bunch-Allison building, is one of
the sights OF the town. Its elegant
equipment of up-to-date furniture
and fixtures as well as its attractive
stONh ihhhCS IL tHC HtiluSOi1cSl
establishment of it's class in North
Arkansas.
"A most interesting session OF the
Boone County Musical Association
is reported at Capps last Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. Bearden, who
attended Saturday, says the organ
ization promises much in the musical
line, and is becoming stronger and
better with each meeting. Its next
semi-annual Convention will be held
at Harrison in October
Report all items of interest to
this office They will be appreciated