The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-08-08

Boone county officials are all in
stalled in their new Offices in the
Myers building just north of the
square.
After receiving the grand jury
report on Tuesday, the Circuit court
MISUNDERSTANDING been in session
fourteen days,
The Christian Sunday School
children pienicked at the Wilson
Spring Wednesday, and the South
Methodist Thursday.
"A Holiness Evangelist, Rev. l..
L Isaacs and wife. of Sunset. Texas,
will hold tent meeting in Harrison
commencing August 10th.
Harrison folks are drifting back
from Sulphur Mountain and other
resorts-all of their summer vaea
ton over but the scratching.
Town cows have been furnish
ing remarkably bitter milk lately,
caused by the weeds with the yell
low blossoms growing all over the
city.
The Harrison and Bellefonte
base ball clubs crossed bats Monday
in a holly contested game, which fl
nally stood 6 to 3 in favor of Har-
rison.
Galloway, the mule buyer, didn' t
do very big business in Harrison
last Saturday, but he paid out a
round thousand dollars for five
husky Arkansas mules.
I Ground was broken this week
on the new residence to be erected
for Mrs. +. Redwood and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Barnard, Just across the
street from the W. F. Mitchell home
Emerson says The eonsci-
BUSINESS of being we'll dressed con
fers a serenity of soul which all
the consultations of religion are pow
erless to bestow." Is that SO lad.
les?
Our physicians report several
cases of typhoid which must have
had their origin at Fayetteville. 1t
might be we'll for our Fayetteville
friends to look carefully to their wa
ter supply,
According to Weather Observer
Maxey, July was a fairly hot one
Mean temperature 799; highest 1907
on the 31st, and lowest 500 on THE
4th. Rainfall SO inches; clear days
10; prevailing winds southeast.
The cheap artists continue to
picture the farmer as bewhiskered
and wearing long boots. That typo
is as rare now as long-haired poets
and picture makers. The twentiet b
century farmer is man of business
and looks like a man Of business.
State Senator John G. B. Simms,
of Lake Village, Chicot county, ar,
rived i'll Harrison yesterday, and
will spend some time looking at
our farming sections, with a view to
locating here Senator Simms is a
F.! holdover, and will be a member OF
the next state senate.
Manager J. c. Mcclure is in full
charge of the Ozark Wholesale Ord
Ger Co.'S establishment, being as
sisted by Miss Ida Hines and !. y.
Matthews, of the old force. Drum
mers Ben Rowland and Will Brscoe
will represent the company on the
road throughout this section,
Born to Mrs l.. w Lopez on
Friday evening, July 31st, fine
girl. Pa Lopez rang us up the next
day to inquire for the census taker,
stating that the population of Hart
rison had been materially increased,
and he desired to have proper sho ~
ing Immediately on the censks
reports. '
Isaac Stapleton has taken the
place OF Dept, Revenue Collector F.
M. Lamberton who has been trans
ferred to territory of Arkansas
oklahoma and and North Texas as
field marshall. Mr.. Stapleton lives
at Western Grove but for the past
ear was assigned to duty in thu
4th district.
The little attacks of stomach trou
BILE and stomach disorders will un
doubtedly lead to chronic dyspepsia
unless you take something for a sufi
cient time to strengthen the stomach
and give it a chance to get we'll.
you take Kodol in the beginning thu
bad attacks of dyspepsia will b,
avoided, but if you allow these littb
attacks to go uuheeded il will tah
Kodol a longer time to put YOU
stomach in good condition again. &c
a bottle of Kodol today. Sold by
Cotfman 81 Kirby.