The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-06-16
LOCAL.

Sunday SchOOl rally ana PIC ME
tomorrow at Capps Lake.
"A large party of Harrison sports
are fishing on Buffalo this week.
Burt Bunch is arranging to take
a course at the Cincinnati Art School.
Moving pictures-the San Fran
cisco Earthqnake-to-night at the
Opera house.
The Fireworks Display at Harri-
son on the coming 4th of July, will
be worth seeing
The Yellville baseball club will be
here to play match game with our
boys next Saturday.
Several of our young farmers
left this week to try the Kansas
wheat fields during harvest.
f-Arrangements have been COM
hleted for another good time at Hair
Idson on the coming 4th of July.
Several of our prominent repub-
leans went to Marshall yesterday to
attend the republican judicial con-
vention.
6 AT the Opera house Tonight
Ozark Electric Exhibition Com
pany's production of the San Fran
cisco earthquake,
Newt Farris, John Wilhourne
and David Tomlinson have been APP
pointed Commissioners of Accounts
for Boone County,
"A meeting of Ex-Confederate
Veterans will be held at the Court
House this afternoon to arrange for
this years re- union,
AT the delinquent tax sale last
Monday, 425 tracts of land were of
fered for sale, about half of which
were knocked of to the state.
Harrison state Guard company
is drilling regularly now in anticipa-
ton of attending the great eneamp-
ment at FIT. Riley next August,
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild,
Episcopal church, will serve good
things to eat and drink from booth
on north side of square July 4th.
Due to the illness of Bert John
son, who is suffering with typhoid
fever. the Recital of Miss Johnson,
announced for the 14th. has been
Indefinitely postponed
Town council meeting again
Monday night. Permission was
granted for the tournament races on
the Fourth of July, to be run on the
south side of the square.
From June to September the
average fly mother accumulates a
family of 1000, 900 children. Ii all
these children lived the flies would
crowd mankind off the earth.
New time card went into effect
yesterday, Friday The down train
leaves Seligman at II a. IN, arriv-
ing here at 800; up trains arriye from
Leslie 1:30 p IN, ThE& through
ITeigl'ts week
Boone Lodge A. + & A NJ will
install to night its officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Frank B
Kirby, w NJ; j. Il. Barnard, S. W.;
+ M. Lamberton, W + S. Alex
ander Treasurer and l.. Kirby, Sec
rotary.
( A movement is on foot to emf
ploy a private mail carrier to deliver
and collect mail every day from the
business men in the central part of
town. Almost enough has been
subscribed to employ messenger
IOf tI11S service.
-For years there has been trouble
between dogs and mail carriers.
The following regulation settles the
questions: Carriers are not requir-.
ed to deliver mail at residences
where vicious dogs are permitted to
run at large. Persons keeping such
dogs must call at the postoflice for
their mail.
Ferry Williams and wife, of Okla
homa City, arrived in Harrison
Thursday noon on their wedding
tour. They are guests of their
uncle, Lark Williams and will visit
relatives and friends while here.
Mr. Williams is Exchange Clerk in
the State National Bank of Okla
homa. Mrs. Williams was formerly
Miss Jessie Fritz, of Chicago
Z w. ] Myers has the plans ready
for an elegant two-story brick resi-
dence to be erected on the old PENN
lots, just north of the new livery
stable, and across the street south
west from the Connerley Hotel. He
has purchased another lot from
Wiley Conley in the same block,
and will put in a business HOUSE
next door south from Barry Bros
Music House. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Adair are
here this week spending few DAYS
with Mrs. Adair's sister, Mrs. r.
b. Allison, in the course Of a we'd
ding tour to the west. Concerning
their wedding last week the St.
Louis GIobe-Democrat says: "Mrs.