The Harrison times., 1912-08-17


Omaha and back Tuesday without
an accident Of any kind.
Harrison has reason to be proud
of her Ozark Club, which will soon
open its rooms in the second story
of the Parker building 1t has ele-
giant parlorS, reading room, baths,
etc, and is up-to-date in every re-
spect,
Due to unfavorable conditions of
weather and railroad trains the S. |,
Ritchey sale of farm lands near Berg
man last Saturday was called off,
A number of prospective buyers from
Harrison went over.
Tom O. Windland now agent
for the Frisco Railroad at Valiant
Oklahoma, a thriving little city of
two thousand inhabitants, was here
the first of the week visiting his
mother and old friends generally.
After visit Of several DAYS with
relatives and friends in Harrison
Perry Andrews returned toihis work
in the mail service at Little Rock
Wednesday, Mrs, Andrews remains
for a stay of several weeks at the
home of W +. Gordon.
All Johnson, now of Nevada,
Mo-, spent the week visiting his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T, W. Johnson,
ALI has not been in Harrison for
over two years, and speaks enthusi-
astcally Of the growth and improve
ment Of the town in that time.
The Arkansas Farm Exhibit and
Fair Association, which will furnish
experts and aid in many ways our
Farm, Fruit and Stock Fair, has
fixed the date for the County Ex-
hibit on October 18th and 10Th
Full particulars and premium list
will appear soon,
After an illness Of many months
Mrs, Callie Rosson passed peacefully
away on Tuesday last She was
a member Of the Baptist Church and
a woman OF most lovable character
in every way, For many years she
has made her home here with her
son, Ed Rosson, to whom all ey' End
sympathy in this affection.
There are very few "House
Rent signs to be seen in our town,
That is proof Of growth and pros
perty, but also an indication that
more homes ought to be provided for
the people who would move here, if
houses could be rented, A number
of coy and attractive homes that
can be rented at a reasonable figure
is what we need.
Revival services conducted this
week by Rev, +, S, Johnston, Of Con.
way, have been fairly well attended
and Of particular interest to the
church people of the town, Rev,
Johnston is preaching the finest Sc.
ries of sermons ever listened to in
our city, and those not attending
should do so and learn how much
they are missing
Lee Kirby, made Il trip overland
to Bellelontc few days ago and
Just before he came 20 where the
bridge was formerly located, noticed
the following sign; " impossible
Bridge Out-Turn to left, If you
can't read this ask Mr. Griilott,' y
He turned to the left and had TO pass
through seven gates before he could
get back into the road again,
II, 4, Biyer of Olvey, Ark, states
that while the open range still exists
in Boone County, farmers and stock
growers are paying more attention
to their hogs than formerly "They
have become too valuable 60 let them
go without any care" said he, ave
have found that hogsrun intomoncy
pretty fast and SO they are worth
paying attention TO, Heavy hogs
are scarce with Us, but we are pretty
well supplied with shoots, Now
that wehaye a show for good corn
crop we are looking after the shoats
with considerable interest Kan.
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