The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-05-19

School election to-day.

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Some complaint Of dry weathe
already.
The Home Bakery went out 0
business this week.
Sheriff Robinson finished his ia,
collection and turned over the book
Monday.
-Chancery court at Marshall thu
week. Several of our attorneys
went down
It. A. Speer opened a grocery
store this week in the Hopper build
(ng on the east side
W, F. Rynn shows the fnesi
Strawberries of the season, as usual
at the TIMEs office this week.
The Young Ladies Band Concert
in the Court Park will be one of the
Sales Day attractions next Saturday
I Harrison is beginning to fill uf
with strangers, looking for locations
and our real estate men are all busy
GAnother innovation for Sales
Day-near a thousand dollars worth
of clothing to be sold to the highest
bidder See ad .ertisement.
The Fair bought the entire bank.
rupt stock ofHenley Bros, ofDeyero,
and will turn it loose at bankrupt
prices commencing next Saturday.
See the big Sales Day premium
list in our supplement this week.
Harrison's business men hope to
make next Saturday the biggest vet.
Why not Harrison celebrate
Decoration Day-May 30th2 If the
G, A. X. cannot take up the matter
let some of our Ladies Clubs come to
the front,
While the sprinkling season is on
would it not be good idea for the
city council to have the vacant corn
ers and lots around the square
sprinkled,
! Another new time card goes into
effect Sunday May Goth. The trains
arrive and depart as follows: East
bound arrives at 1890 and leaves
12:40, West bound arrives at 1910
leaves lao.
Several deaths of children from
whooping cough have occurred here
recently, and doctors say the disease
is generally in more severe form than
usual Several cases of mnmps are
also.
The TIMES next week will con-
tain that interestingsannual com
by Clerk Walker Watkins
the Delinquent Tax List. "
This is one case where you never like
to see your name in print.
I "A Fayetteville company will oe-
cupy the Moss Lumber building,
near the freight depot, this summer,
with a plant Tor barrelling and pack
ing the apples which boone will
furnish by the train loads.
1t is understood that we are to
be spared any contest i1our school
election today, and that the present
directors whose terms expire, J. A.
Finn, ]. A. Bunch and !. S. Dodson
will be the only candidates.
, y fire company is being organ
lied with Ed Angus as chief The
Hook and Ladder wagon will be re-
fitted, aud tRe Council will pay So. SO
each fire to have it taken promptly,
with horses, to the scene of the con-
AT the recent meeting of the
Boone County Music Convention a
resolution was passed that all ir-
music be barred from our
conventions. 1t is now a question
for the debating societies as to
whether music can really be ungodly,
profane and wicked.
John Alexander, a well known
young man ofHarrison several years
ago, and son of Mr.. S. N. Alexander
of the Fair, was married at Seattle
Wash, on the 9th, to Miss Lottie
Shocknssse, of that city. John is
now shipping clerk for large furni-
ture house at Seattle.
4 Judge Z 6. Mitchell has let the
contract to f D. Heilman for the
the erection of a brick office building
on the northwest corner of the
square. 1t is to include besides two
main Office rooms, full equipment
OF baths, closets, etc, and Its floors
will be handsomely tiled
The State Dental Association
which had a meeting at Fl. Smith
last week, was a great success, and
through the active efforts of DR.. J.
Z. Andrews, of our city, and DR..
Burgstresser, of Eureka Springs, the
the next meeting will be held al
Eureka Springs, on the last day o.
May, 1907.
Our next weeks supplement will
interesting articles on how