The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-05
LOCAL
Court next week,

-Chancery Court next week
The Christian Sunday School
picnicked at the Wilson Spring,
Thursday,
The holiness revival being con
Quoted by Rev. Isaaes, will probably
close tomorrow.
"A new smoke-staek adorns the
Smiley mill, which is soon to COM
|menee active operations again.
y Union services at the Baptist
church tomorrow evening, Rev,
Galloway will preach the sermon.
Hon John |. Worthington will
address the voters of Boone county
in the court park this afternoon.
w. F. Mitchell lost fine Jersey
COW this week by too copious APP.
plieation of crude oil for the Texas
tick.
According to the weather report
the average temperature for Boone
county in August was 70 degrees,
with over five inches of rainfall and
% clear days,
Walter Snapp's horse and mule
contest will be held in the Court
Parkthis afternoon. He gives $50
in premiums for the finest colts from
his jack and stations.
Marvin Hathcoat, formerly with
our High School faculty, has been
elected principal of the Yellville pub
lie schools. Yellville will find him
in every way up to the standard.
-Supt. Wynne, of our public
schools, advises parents not to buy
their children school books for the
coming term until the teacher has
been heard from as to the books
needed.
Rev J.. ]. Galloway, presiding
elder, will preach at the M. E.
Church South Sunday morning al
eleven O'Clock. Bro. Galloway ear
nestly solicits your attendance
Sunday school at 9:45.
AT the recent meeting Of the
stockholders of the Citizens Bank
officers were elected as follows:
{. NJ Green, President; X. T. Knight
Vice Pres; Frank r. Greene, Cashier
and W S Petit, Assistant Cashier.
Hal Norwood, candidate for
attorney general. will speak in Hair
rison on Wednesday evening next
and return home from here. His
date at Everton has been cancelled
on account of the nearness of the
election.
Rev. j. J. Taylor, of Little Rock,
will occupy the pulpit ofthe Christian
church, Sunday morning and evening
Rev. Taylor has quite a reputation
as an orator and thinker and the
public are invited to hear him
Special services at the evening hour
conducted by Rev. Taylor.
Special Commissioner Black,
from the L. S. Court OF Claims, at
Washington. examined some fifteen
applicants for Indian rights here
Thursday. Most of them were from
other counties of this U. S. court
district and all claimed to have
Cherokee blood in their veins.
old friends in Harrison are pain
ed to learn of the death of Frank
Daugherty, editor of the Wichital
Falls, Texas, Herald, who died last
week after long illness of paralyI
Sis. Twenty-elght years ago he was
one of the bright young men of Hart
rison, highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Prof. A. Y. Hamilton, late school
superintendent at DeQueen, and for
mally connected with the Fort
Smith and Van Buren, schools, pass.
ed through Harrison Tuesday on
his way to Jasper, where he will
have charge of the schools this Min
ter. Jasper is to be Congratulated
on securing so good school man.
The Harrison Bottling Works
is to occupy new and more commod-
lous quarters. Its proprietor c. V.
Caster has purchased lot just east
of the Midway Hotel and let the
contract for a building 20x50 feet
to be built OF concrete. Harrison
soda pop and carbonated waters
are becoming popular all over north
Arkansas, and Bro. Caster is build
ing up a business of which all feel
nroud