The Harrison times., 1908-11-07

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lbs fruit farm interests.
Am adjourned term of Boone
Chancerv Court will be held con-
mencing next Friday, the 18th.
The TINES office sports "a ID.
turnip this week grown on the farm
OF W. A Taylor, Just south of town.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Newt
Paul, on Thursday Nov. 9th fine
girl. Mrs. Paul is in a critical con-
dition.
ALVIN Bunch, -well-known here,
has purchased an interest in the
Kingston Mercantile firm of Bunch
Bros. & Co.
Y Alex Hull is organizing party
of homeseekers at Yellville, who
will visit southern Texas about the
middle of the month.
| Some scalawag feeling either
very good or very bad on Tuesday
night punched out lot of window
glass on Stephenson Avenue, west of
the square.
The Home Mission Society Of
our NJ. E. S. Church will hold Its
annual supper and bazaar at Sol
MitchelIS store, on the northeast
corner uext Thursday evening
Rev. K. A, Staley has resigned
the pastorate of our Christian
Church and will leave next week tor
Eureka Springs. Many friends IN
Harrison will regret his departure.
Superintendent S J. T. Wynne,
of our Public schools, will attend
the meeting of Superintendents from
Western Arkansa and Eastern
Oklahoma at Fort Smith, Nov. 27.
Judge D. W. Cave, of Zinc, came
in Wednesday to rejoice with the
bows. He says that the Coker Hol-
low mine near his city has become
one of the best zinc showings Of the
whole district.
j-B. B. Mooney, an attorney Of
hugo, Oklahoma, is looking up an
Arkansas farm about here for his
future home. He thinks our country
an attractive one in every way to
1.-THE homeseeker.
| j. W. Freeman, the new receiver
Eof our U. S. Land Office has for.
warded his bond, but has not vet
been commissioned. In the mean
time lucky Frank Reaves is forced to
hold two good offices,
His many Harrison friends will
be pleased to learn of the political
success of our former townsman, O.
d. Gray, who was elected Tuesday
to the Office OF county attorney Of
Teton county, Montana.
-Driller w. O. Fain who has
several steam drills in operation in
different parts of the county, was
here Wednesday to look after the
one going after water on the Sam
Jones place, west of town,
Halloween dates back to pagan
times when all people were super
stitious and fond of the supernatur.
al Much of the barbarous is still
to be found in the crowd of young
sters who start out to celebrate it.
B. b. Eslinger, commercial agent
for the Farmers Union of this dis
trict, moved his family to Harrison,
Thursday, and will make this his fu-
ture home. He will open an Office
here as soon as details are arranged.
After many months of patient
suffering from consumption, during
which time his mother and sisters
attended him with touching devotion
young Jeff Davis died Thursdaynoon
at the home OF his sister, Mrs, Clay
Holt He was buried yesterday at
Jasper
Weather Observer Maxey's re-
port for October shows the month
to have been one of ideal Indian
summer weather, The mean TEN.
perature way So; highest 800 on
the 10Th and lowest 260 on the 9th.
Total rainfall 10 inches, Clear
days 81 winds from the northwest
prevailing.
The Halloween Mask Party Civ.
en- by our Harrison Dancing Club at
the X. =, hall was one of the largest
gatherings of the season, and most
heartily enjoyed by all who at
| tended. The decorations were an.