The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-05-16

i ne noSs are sllll 1T ldHses iouN
out for all active crop Of lleas in
Harrison this year
The spring rains in North Ar
kansas have done considerably
worse than interfere with Base Bal
games.
Newt Paul has been selected to
fill the vacancy on the town council
caused by the resignation oil Will
Lamb.
The G, D, Milligan Grocery Co.,
OF Springfield has made eotter a
distributing point for North Ar
kansas.
The Green Forest Council made
preparations at it's last meeting to
make its stock law effective. That
Just like Harrison only different.
Harrison has extended her cor
porate limits to include near a
square mile on the east side, cover.
ing the railroad depot, foundry, etc.
Two of our representiye citizens
startled the moving picture men this
week by asking them if the Passion
Play was guaranteed to be decent.
Arkansas State Guards are to
exchange the Magazine rifles with
which they are armed for the new
Springfield model adopted by the
United States.
1.-THE Passion Play or life Of
Christ in moving pictures at the
Opera House tonight, is one of the
finest things Harrison has seen in
this line.
The Baccalaureate sermon of
the Harrison High School will be
delivered by c. H, Whitehead at the
Christian Church on Sunday even
ing May II at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Adorned by four splendid show
windows the store at Sam Tyson's
is now by odds the handsomest and
most up.to date in North Arkansas.
1t would be hard to beat even in
the cities.
Mrs. G. !. Crump entertained
the Ho me Missionary Society" at
her residence Friday afternoon, COM
plimentary to Miss Cora Randall,
the charming visitor of Mrs. G. c.
Davidson. A buffet luncheon was
served in the hospitable style that
stamps Mrs, Crump's most in
formal entertaining.
School Election to-day. In
Harrison two directors are to be
elected and Messrs. |. NJ. Shinn and
b. F. McMahan are candidates.
Should the full seven mills tax be
voted, it will insure us nine
months free school next year, as
the District has its buildings, etc,
paid for, and is practically out of
of debt.
The Y. l. c. c., met with Miss
Ethel Glines, May the 18th. A very
interesting lesson was recited from
the Bay View Course, contest was
given, the Prize winners being Mrs.
F. Kirby and Miss Jennie Frew.
Miss Lena Finn was cordially well
coined as member of the Club.
Dainty refreshments was served by
the hostess which was enjoyed. The
club will meet with Miss Harris
Next week the TIMES will issue
its special Booster Edition." a
great number of extra copies of
which will be distributed to inquir-
ers by the business men of Harrison.
This paper is intended mainly to ad.
vertise the resources and POSSIBLE.
ties of our section, and will 90 to
hundreds who are seeking such in
formation. All matter or adveitiS.
ing for this issue should be handed
in early next week.
To-day being the third Saturday
in May, the annual school meetings
and elections will be held through
out the state. Directors will be
elected, and votes for or against
special school tax. We are proud of
the school tax voted in this county
at the last school election, many
districts having voted the maximum
l;.a;+ - y =; e Z =.
i r,lifr or seven mms ofstrvr, r,,x
made possible by Amendment TO- s.
This year a vote will also be taken
on the establishment of the pr1ded
school system and uniformitN OF
text books throughout the county.
both excellent propositions, which
should receive a majority of the
votes. The question of county sn
pervision' will not be voted on mn
til next years school dir ectors cleo.
ton, as even then the county super.
intendent cannot be elected until the
year following, 1910, owing to a