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

Special term Of ehancery couri
yesterday.
Another big Sales Day crowd in
Harrison last Saturday.
The carpenter is out again with
his hammer. He's a knocker that
counts.
Everybody says the North Ar
Kkansas fruit crop will be immense
this year.
Road Overseer II. L. Trotter is
Ymaking some good road just this
side OF Gather.
Il Notices are up for the Annual
School Meetings the third Saturday
in this month.
-Messrs. W, S. Allbrigh. and Will
Rowland lost their barn, near town,
by fire Tuesday night,
Everybody throughout the coun-
try are busy nowadays. The work
ers are finding plenty to do.
Il -Profs. ]. c. Eaton and W. d.
letter will have charge of the Belle
fonte school again next year,
New benches have been placed
in the court yard, around the trees
by he Young Ladies Culture Club.
Several new houses are going up
IN Zine, while the lumber is being
put on the ground for several more
The shower on the night of the
3rd makes the farmers smile first, and
oh yes, we all depend upon the
farmer.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will give an ice cream and
strawberry supper two weeks from
tonight.
Most oil us count up everything
else but our blessings. Right there
our adding machine stops 1t isn't
right, though.
M. II. McAllister, of Belefonte,
has moved his family to their new
home, the Conley residence, in the
north part of town
While it is interesting to hear
that money is easier, what we should
like to know is whether the people
who have it are easier" i
-Attys. E S. Alexander aud E. G.
Mitchell have set out a row of young
maple trees about their lots on the
north side Of the square
Rev. ]. A. Deatherage. pastor of
our Christian Church has gone to
conduct protracted meeting, at
Cotter. to last several weeks.
I -E F. Rice has sold the CITY
Bakery to Mrs. Lyon, who will con
tinue it at the old stand. Mr.. Rice
has moved to his farm just east of
town.
: Give the rural mail man the right
of way or there may be trouble. It
is very serious matter to obstruct
the rapid transportation of the Unit
ed States mail.
The Rellefc4tc mud vsH.;n~
debating societies crossed swords
again last Saturday evening at the
former town. This time Bellefonte
was the winner.
Veterans J. o. Nicholson, w S.
Allen, W. II. Harrel and d. X. Ram
son have returned from the Confed-
crate Reunion at New Orleans, and
say that it was the best one yet.
The Arkansas Medical Society,
on account of want of hotel accom-
medations, is changed from Pine
Bluff to Hot Springs, to meet May
7to-1O DIR. L. KIRBY will attend as
a delegate.
&C. l. Page OF Rochester. N. Y,
and Capt. Arnold, of New York,
dropped in on us on their way down
to the Buffalo country last Wednes-
day. They will spend some time
amongst the mines.
James Reese and Naten, of Jop-
lin, closed a contract with Mrs
Bergman at Bergman to sink a 300
foot shaft in the fat six hundred feet |
north of the Depot at Bergman
There is probability that this depth
will reveal wonders.
Nv. II. Amy has leased the por-
ition of his land on which the mill is
located to Messrs. Richmond &
O'Bannon, who started operations
last week. Work is beng prosecut
ed in the old drift, with a good pros
kpect of meeting a substantial ore
body.
After sexeral months spent in
California DR.. and Mrs. c. S.
Hutchinson returned to Harrison
last Saturday, Mrs. Hutchinson
having fully recovered her health.
Fortunately they left San Francisco
three days before the great earth
quake.
The fellow who gets angry at you
is pretty apt to say some unpleasant.
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