The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-06-06

crete walk has been put down III
Harrison within the past two
months,
Byrd Nance, of Batavia, is en-
joying visit from his father, who
is Mexican Var veteran and "a
years old.
Our 6us'1sssN men will meet at
the,Court House this morning at
40 O'Clock to decide as to a 4th of
July celebration.
photographer Shattuck has
taken vacation until the 10th and
gone to visit his old home at
Springfield, Mo,
Miss Josie Loekhart, assistant
cashier at Gordons Bank, left We'd
nesday for a months visit with her
parents at Advance, Mo.
Nearly inches of rainfall dur
ing May; and although we had
% thunder storms, there were 90
clear days during the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Castle, Of Leslie,
are visiting the family of Mr., Will
Coflman, this week Mr., Castle is
timber Inspector Tor the government,
While Will Alexander and wife
were down the creek fishing Thurs
day, an Is months old child fell off
the porch at home. iracturing its
skull.
The hogs with all heas and 9th
er nuisances appertaining thereto,
are to he banished once more. An
other good step toward civic de-
cency.
Harvey Lewis and family. hav-
ing sold their Benton county farm,
are visiting for awhile with Mrs,
Lewis father, DR.. II, l., Routh at
Batavia.
Harrison School Board met
last Saturday and re-organized for
the new year by eletting Judge J. |.
Worthington, president, and |, NJ.
Shinn, Secretary.
The Coon Hollow mine. one of
the finest showings of the Sugar
Orchard district, was sold this
week to ! l., Rogers and DR., Cave
of Pittsburg, Kansas.
Claude Terry. the l3 year old
son of Jas. w, Terry, was operated
on for appendicitis by local surgeons
last Monday, and died from the
effects of the operation Tuesday
morning.
L II Schweitzer, who usually
gets results where hustling counts,
gathered and sold in the local mar
ket last month $475 90 worth of
straw berries. Pretty fair for six
acre patch.
&c A. Ward, editor of the Far
ners Union Strndard at Leslie
spent several days with us this
week, Mr.. Ward is newspaper
man of experience and is making
the Standard up.to-date in every
way.
AT special meeting of our Ex-
confederates last Saturday it was
decided that their annual reunion
this year be held at Bellefonte in Au-
gust. Committees were appoint
ed to take charge of the details for
the event.
Our railroad runs a special ex-
cursion train tomorrow from Harri-
son to Neosho, Mo, starting at
a. m. and returning at 1925 p. m.
The stay at Neosho will be from
Il a. m. to 6. p. M Fare for the
round trip 81.
Mrs Jeff Bryan, living several
miles east of Harrison, was operat-
ed upon this week Tor cancer of the
breast, and is doing nicely. The OPP
Grafton was performed by DIR. John
son, assisted by Drs. Vance and
Watkins & Watkins.
Dewey Ralston. the 10 year old
son of Horace Ralston, near Marble
City, was drowned Monday, while
fishing in Flat Rock Greek The
alarm was given by an eight year
old companion, and the body was
recovered about a half hour after
ward.
When you are hopping your face
in the harvest sun, consider the good
wife in the super.heated kitchen
bending over hot stove preparing
the food, and ask yourself if YOU
have provided her with satisfactory
help Full barns will bring one little
satisfaction if the wife is broken
down at the end of the harvest,
Capt !. e. Williford started for
the Confederate Re union at Bir.
mingham, Alabama, Yesterday. En-
route he will spend couple of days
with a sister-in law, Mrs Dr. Sample
at Memphis After the reunion, he