The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-06-20

lultlE III It's MINI iAtNhAfNNfNN'
Harrison will be pleased to nave
her friends come in and celebrate
with us as usual on the coming 4th
of July.
Harrison State Guards Com
pany will engage in target practise
every Saturday afternoon between
the months of June, July and AN
gust.
Harrison has harmonized her ?
varieties of opinion as to how 1t
ought to be done, and decided to
celebrate the 4th in good, d'tash
Toned style.
After drilling for several weeks
and going down over 800 feet, Drlli-
er Fain struck a splendid body OF
water last week on Judge Hudgin's
farm south of town.
The citizens of Bellefonte are
preparing for splendid celebration
on the 18th OF July. Arrangements
have already been made TOR a bal
loon ascension and other attrac-
tions.
Master Howell Purdue, OF Fay
etteville is here visiting his grand
parents, Capt, and Mrs W. +, Pace,
this week. His older brother, Bran
ner, is on a geological survey with
his father
M, 7. Hopper, Alpena's enter
prising berry farmer, has our thanks
for crate of dewberries and black
berries, the quality and flavor OF
which prove the advantage OF cul-
ture on such fruits.
Presiding Elder Galloway is in
the eastern part of the district
wher. he commences his third round
at YelIvllle today He will be IN
Marion, Baxter and Stone counties
until the middle of next month,
The big revival meeting which
began last Sunday will likely be the
chief matter OF interest in Harrison
for some time to come. The condi-
tions are ideal for an interesting as
we'll as profitable work.
/. II. Sehweitzer. with his usual
generosity to the little folks, is pre-
pairing to give comic mask to
every boy and corresponding
souvenir to every girl he can find in
Harrison on the 4th of uly.
The Boone County Normal clos
ed at Bellefonte Tuesday and many
of our teachers spent Thursday and
Friday in Harrison at the quarterly
examination. Before closing the
teachers decided to hold their Nor
NAL at Bellefonte again next year
, DR.. l.. H. Miller, of Hill Top, re
e Gently plowed up on his farm cor
5 which the archeologlst OF the Smith
sonian Institute says is a hall sheke
of the Jewish Prince Simon Macca
baes. who died in the year l3'
G B. c.
t Harrison School Board a
their recent meeting decided to re
q LfiIn, pT.--s:e~1!y Ill of tbs old tacult
q, ''i 100 Nio'''' OK J+s"r~~F's--f. Wuuu
n \. to the list.
= Harrison Masons will install O
n heers on Wednesday-Iune oath,
+ +. M; at Lodge Hall; Royal Arch
), Blue Lodge and Eastern Star mem
/ bers with families will attend, re
: ireshmentS vii be served, All mem
) bers OF the orders are cordially in
: vlted to attend.
= Congressman J. c. FLOYD wa.
e IN Harrison Thursday. Although {
hard worker Mr. Floyd shows nc
signs. OF the wear AID tear of tn,
recent session, ana is f-esh for q
vigorous participation in the com
ing campaign which is ogive us tour
years of Bryan in the White House
Harrison Blue Lodge Masons
have elected the following officers
for the coming term; l., II. Lap.
ham, w, NJ; ], c. Mcclure, 5. W
J, F. Mars, J. W; c. f. Wilson,
Treas; L. Kirby, Secy.; G. W. Daily.
5 d.; X. M. Fellows, J. D. In con,
neetlon with the Eastern Star and
Royal Arch the Master Masons will
likely hold a public installation OF
officers.
Boone Hames, Hugh McDanlels
and Ceaf Mysinger, confined in our
county jail on charge OF burglary,
with the assistance of friends on the
outside, broke the cage locks and
dug their way to freedom through
the outside brick walls Wednesday
night. Sheriff Robinson and Depu.
ty Dowell took the trail early
Thursday morning and by noon had
the young gentlemen back in their
cages. They were caught several
miles from town in Happy Hollow.
There is not enough JOY in this
struggling world. SO few people
have time for it; but children, happy
children, who are brought up in SYM
pathetic atmosphere in the infinite
leisure that is theirs, have immense
capacity for JOY How can we
DENY ourselves that enrichng spec
tacla a iovoue cLll2 II =.