The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-06-02

Delinquent Tax sales on Mon
day June 18th.

Delinquent Tax sales on Mon
day June 18th.
democratic Congressional Com
yention to-day.
More rain this week just as the
farmers needed it.
Regular City Council meeting
next Monday evening,
Why not enforce the dog tax or
dinanee again. Ours are getting
too numerous.
-Harrisons baseball club went
down down to Yellville yesterday to
try a match game with the club of
that CITY.
A Chaucery District Convention
meets in Harrison to-day to nomin-
ate a democratic candidate for the
CHARACTERISTIC of this district.
/ Judge {. l.. Scott returned from
Bergman Wednesday, having sold
his store and stock there To Lee x
Lyman, who will continue the busi-
ness.
Assessor Penix commences his
itinerary of the county in Jackson
township next Monday; he will visit
Long Creek, Omaha, and Bear
Creek next week
The office of Dir. b. ]. Vance at
Checotah, |, T, was burned ON Thurs
day night. Total loss with no in
suranee. The doctors friends here
extend sympathy.
A husky bunch of Base Ball
players were up from Everton last
Saturday and played the Harrison
boys with a resulting score of IL to
Q in favor of Harrison
-Ino. T, Maxey and !. ". Beach
have the thanks of the TIMES office
for liberal opportunity to test the
excellence of the Strawberries and
pie plant that took sales day premi-
ums
Those who have suggestions to
make concerning the 4th of July
celebration should attend the meet
ing next Tuesday afternoon at the
Court House when final arrange
ments will be made.
H-P, Dahlman is fitting up the
rooms next door east of IVES Bakers
store on Stephenson avenue, for a
restaurant, and saws he is back in
Harrison to stay. He understands
his business, and always enjoys a
good patronage here.
The Park Hotel was sold last
week by its owner and former man
ager, A. M. Kammerer, to Mrs T.
W. Kimber, of st. Louis, for So, 900,
who buys ii purely as an invest
ment Wiley WEIGH, who has an
annual lease on the property expects
to continue the business indefinitely
With four-in-hand and flags fly
ing from the handsome Angus Bus
our delegation to cSisrrT.t7y,t.ssr1s s
man u4sday morh4g. Il included
Messrs w. Johnson, Yves Baker,
! Stanley -S,andell. + M. Lamberton,
and Fred Greene. The Newton
county delegation, Messrs. W. a.
Carlton, w. b Moss, ] X. Jones, B
F, Ruble and +. f Ammons joined
the party en- route.
The series of lectures upon Soc
ialistie topics by Edward A. Cantrell,
of the American Lyceum Union,
which began last evening at the
Christian Church, will deserve the
attendance and study of our people
throughout The questions discuss
ed are all of deep Importance to
every American citizen, as the great
political issues of the near future,
and Mr.. Cantrell comes highly com
mended as a man well equipped both
by nature and education for their
study
Rev w, c. Wheat and w, II.
Cecil returned last Friday from
Decatur, H., where they had the
honor of participating in the 10Th
assembly of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, at which assembly
the question of the union of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
and the Presbyterian Church of the
United States was fully and finally
settled in favor of the union and was
ratified by the Presbyterian assem-
bly, in session at Des Moines, Iowa
A large audience, including many
of the t, achers of the county. listen
ed to the address OF Prof J. H. Rey-
nolds, of the University OF Arkansas,
at the Court House last Saturday
morning, in which he made a most
convincing appeal for the McFerrin
constitutional amendment, and at
the same time in masterlul manner
set forth the general Importance of
the people of Arkansas extending
their popular educational facilities.
Mr.. Reynolds is ready speaker as
well as strong thinker, and his
speech was appreciated by all.
Yves Hudson Laid to Rest.