The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-01-25


attorney close their BoonSSeounty
canvass at Bellefonte to-day.
Collector Brock Robinson will
commence his tax collecting
itinerary next Monday at Batavia.
"A called meeting of the Stewards
of the NJ. E, S. Churches OF this dis
district convened here the first OF
the week.
w. o. Fain. the Drill man, sur
prised Harrison people by riding
through town in his automobile
Thursday,
Rev, McMasters has been as
signed by the recent conference as
pastor of our M. f. Church for the
coming year,
!. II. LeDuke, of Tiptonville,
Tenn was here this week, looking
up fruit farm investments for him
self and d party of friends
Subject at the Baptist church on
Sunday, II a m. Our needs as a
church." 1870 p. m, TOO Busy
M. l.. VoyLEs, Pastor.
The Japanese lecturer billed for
Harrison last Saturday night got
caught in one of the many White
River train wrecks and has not been
heard from since.
1t is understood that Rev. X. A.
Spaley has been engaged as pastor
at our Christian church. He comes
from New Mexico, and is a young
man of good ability as a speaker.
-Janitor Clifton put in a substi-
tute at the School building Thursday
who handled the steam heater so
well that he froze the school out in
the morning and smoked it out in
the afternoon.
Court adjourned last evening
leaving a considerable portion OF the
civil docket for next term. Most of
this week has been given to the case
OF the Noel heirs against the Iron
Mountain railroad.
"A spent ball, probably fred ON
the hill south of town, crashed
through the back window at Frew's
harness store, last Saturday, caus-
ing some alarm among the work
men but doing little damage.
F. M. Arnold and family left
Wednesday for their future home in
Western Texas, -Plain6eld. During
the quarter of a century he has spent
with us Mr.. Arnold has made host
of warm friends whose best wishes
go with him.
AT a meeting of the city council
last Monday night, it was decided
to purchase the Holsapple tract of
land containing about ten acres, one
mile north of town, for cemetery pur-
VIII some day rne great worlds
JOY"
Suit was fled last week in Mar
ion Circuit Court against the Iron
Mountain railroad, in the sum of
$4,000 for the alleged Negligent kill
ing of Chas. Freeman, near NJ ,tle,
in Boone co,1ty. 4ul. ~ eeman was
the ers.ileer who was killed at the
same time and by the same engine
that killed Lee King, of Harrison.
Married, on Manday evening,
Jan. Goth, at the residence of the
brides father, in Harrison H
Coffman, Rev. J. ]. Galloway offici-
ating, Mrs. ]. W. Bailey, to D. B.
Galloway, of Idaho. Only relatives
and intimate friends OF the family
were present. The happy couple
will leave Tor their future home in
Idaho next week.
There are two kinds Of gossipers
and both classes are genuine NUS
ance to society and an abominable
evil in general. One class deliberate
ly lie and circulate lies. The be-
Sinking of reputation is their de-
light. The other class, but little
better, takes great delight in delv-
ing in the past and reminding the
present generation of all the forgot
ten faults and foolish errors and
made by people who have
since redeemed by a life of honesty
and probity. If all the gossips were
transported the works of salvation
would be a far easier task than it is
now.