The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-03-21
LOCAL

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nesday.
"A new girl arrived at the home
of P, {. Maggard Wednesday
Howard Hayes has sold out,
and is preparing to move to Idaho.
J. w. Page, OF Bergman, visited
Harrison friends the first Oft week.
Judge Horton, Of Mountain
Home. was on our streets Wednes-
day. shaking hands with friends.
"A party of pretty good men
have taken hold of Gapps station
and propose to make town out of
it.
MIR, and Mrs. Slas Parks, of
eapps, left this week fur an extend
ed visit TO their daughter AT Nor
gan, Texas.
The equiuectial cold snap struck
us Wednesday night and has been on
since; but no damage t. fruit has YET
been reported.
According to a recently adopted
ordinance. after July LIST it will be
misdemeanor to own an unlicensed
dog in Harrison.
Opera House to night "The
Prince of Liars" by the Harrison
Dramatic Club. Come out and Gu
joy good laugh.
The Cemetery Committee OF the
Goth Century Club. will call on the
citizens of Harrison soon, for funds
to help support sexton.
Frank Pace came up from Little
Rock the first of the week for a short
visit with his father, Capt. PAGES
health is improving slowly.
The County Meeting of our
Farmers Union begins next Thurs
day with a session open to all, and
to which all are cordially invited.
20. P. Wymer, of Gather, was in
long enough Wednesday to assure
Jus that farm operations on upper
Crooked Creek are unusually
promising.
| MIR. and Mrs. Roy Floyd and
Miss Inez Hall, of Berryville, have
been visiting their cousins, Misses
Lou and Alpha Alexander the past
week, returning home Tuesday,
Rev. and Mrs. ], Galloway re
turned from K chsas City the first OF
the WEEK. Mrs. Galloway having
fully recovered from an operation
removing small tumor from her
face
Mrs. Matte Johnson, of Gar
field, Washington, arrived Yesterday
for an extended visit with relatives
Her father, John Murphy, who has
been quite sick for some time, is
much better this week.
DIR. A. ]. Vance was called to
Muskogee, Okla, last week, to per-
form an operation for appendicitis,
on Mrs. w. !. Crump. The opera
ton proved successful, and Mrs.
Grunnp is rapidly Iimproving.
1.-THE Prince of Liars" which
was presented by the Harrison
Dramatic Club, some weeks since
will be repeated tonight at the re-
quest of large number of those
who were unable to be present at
the last presentation, also of many
who were present.
While burning off the trash in
the cemetery last Sunday morning,
the FIRE got beyond control of the
keeper, MIR. Burroughs, and burned
all over one side of the cemetery
The fire was an accident, and the
ladies of the cemetery committee are
feeling badly over the matter.
Quite number of farmers in this
and adjoining counties who sold out
and went to Oklahoma a few years
ago, are coming back home, having
discovered that the prairies and al
kali water agree neither with their
their health or their pocket books.
AS an all-round place to dwell and
make comfortable living, there are
mighty few spots that will equal
this section of Gods country.
The old rail fence is fast disap-
pearing, and in another decade it
will be entirely thing of the past.
The farmers of this section, many of
them. are tearing down the insight
ly worm fences, and selling the rails
in town for two dollars per hundred
for fuel, and then buying wire for
straight fence. The fence of rails
with its weed and briar corners has
no place on the up-to-date farm any
more.