The Harrison times., 1908-12-12
Local and Personal


l, has a new boy on his route.
Remember the sale of unclaimed
freight at the old depot to-day.
Mrs. Allison is in St. Louis this
week looking after winter millinery.
Miss Ada Pace is home again
after a pleasant visit to Fayetteville.
Constable Bert Taylor will be
night watchman during the holi-
days.
An effort is being made to or
ganize a lodge OF Modern Woodmen
in Harrison.
Warren Wilson lost his baby girl
last Saturday from a complication
of diptheria and pneumonia.
Geo. Willis is back from Okla
homa, after a three months trial,
CONTEXT to live in old Boone again.
M. n. Grain, a former well.
known citizen Of Boo county, died
at Elmer, Oklahoma, on the 3Oth
ult. e
The lower bridge across Crook
ed Creek having been completed,
was accepted by the Council at its
last meeting.
H-John Murphy commenced the
erection of residence in the south
part of town this week. HIS son
Chester will occupy it.
s-Lonnie Farris lett Wednesday
for Oklahoma where he will take his !
old Job as storekeeper for the keDne-
6ck- Harmon Construction Co.
-Alf Johnson, Of Nevada, Mo,
spent the week visiting his parents.
His success IN his new home is graft.
fving to all old friends in Harrison,
C. L. Osburn, formerly of Belle
tonte, but now of Oklahoma, is back
to close up his Arkansas business
aad take bis family to their new
home.
Tonight is the regular commun-
ication OF Boone Lodge, Free and
Accepted Masons. Work in all three
degrees, besides other business of
importance.
Will Cowdrey and Miss Vada |
Rogers were quietly married at NJ |
E. 5. parsonage Wednesday. They
have the good wishes Of host Of
friends in Harrison,
Our County Court House Com
missioners are still celebrating over
the architectural details of the pro-
prosed building, and have not en-
ployed an architect yet.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will hold their
Annual Bazaar and Supper at the
Bunch Allison.Allison Building or
Thursday, December 18th.
Mrs. Elmer Graham, who has
been visiting at Westville, Oklahoma,
since the death of her husband, has
purchased the Andy York farm near
Bellefonte, and will make it her fu-
ture home.
Watch for the full-page Christ
mas article in next issue OF the TIMES,
1t will illustrate the Christmas GUS
toms of the little folks of Europe in a
way that will be interesting to every
reader, old or young.
A careful reading of this issue OF
the TINES will Justify the remark OF
one of our capitalists recently that
Newton county includes a large por-
ton of the most resovrceful terri
tory of Northern Arkansas"
Vim. A. Foster, wife, son and
daughter came in Sunday from
Ozark, this state, and expect to pur-
chase property and make this their
future home, They are the parents,
brother and sister OF Mrs. George
Smythe.
Rev. Z. X. Staufier has accepted
a call to the Baptist Church at
Harrison and will preach next Sun
day and Sunday night. For the
present he will fill the pulpit on the
2nd and 4th Sundays each month.
Services II a. m. and p. m.
-Messrs. Thos. G. McGrath, of
the Searcy county Jack Pot; J. c.
Hone, OF the Madison, Boone county;
and !. A. Murphy, OF the Mirror
Marble Co., Newton county, were
,r;o oc mining men who met and eX-