The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1899-10-07
PERSONAL

Hon. F. S. Baker aud wife, of
Harrison, attended the marriage of
their son in Eureka Monday,
Miss Flora Layton, oil Yellville.
has gone to Chicago to take a
course in music and voice culture.
Miss Jimmie Grey left last Mon
for Grand View, Texas, where she
will spend the winter visiting re-
latives.
Mrs, D. r. Ransom, of Bellefonte,
has gone to Denver, Ark, to resume
business as the milliner of north
Boone.
Mrs, Cunningham ofSt LOUIS,
who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Glass returned home
last week.
p. O. McEntire has moved from
Snow Ball to Marshall where he
will be connected with the school
this winter.
Druggist LeBlond has been on
the sick list this week, but is super
intending his business from a couch
in the back room.
John Jones is back from Eureka
Springs, and has already taken
charge of the Harrison Telephone
Exchange. His presence always in
sures good service,
John W. Wilson, who has been
assisting at our County Clerks Of
flee, leaves next week for Parksdale,
Ark, where he has accepted a posi-
ton as book-keeper for the Empire
Lumber Co.
W. R. Zeigler has arrived at Los
Angeles, Cal, and writes that he is
settled for the present. He says
that the climate out that way is de-
lightful, and that country seems to
really possess most of the advanta-
ges claimed for it
p. G. Weygandt, of Belleville,
ILL.,, spent the week looking at the
mineral country about Harrison.
He is just from a similar visit to the
zinc regions of southwest Missouri
and says that our country suffers in
no way by comparison. =
LOS. Lamb, who has been visit
ing his old home here some time, left
for Wyoming Thursday, taking with
him his mother, his sister Mrs. Sol
Mitchell and her daughter Miss Min
ME, all of whom expect to make their
home with him in the west hereafter.
Mr. M. Y. Lightburn and his
daughter, Miss Jennie, left Tuesday
for an extended visit to Mr.. LIS old
home in West Virginia and relatives
in the east While they are away
Mrs. Lightburn and granddaughter
will remain with Mrs. John Jernigan
at Green Forest.
Mr. Wesley W. Baker, of Har-
rison and Miss Ella Ware, of Webb
City Mo. were married at Eureka
Springs Monday, Rev. T. w Shipley
officiating. They arrived here Thurs
and are already at home at the
Baker farm south of town. The
good wishes and congratulations of
all are extended
Secretary Littleton, of the North
Arkansas Mining and Investment
Co. passed through town Monday
on his way to his home in Van
Buren,. After a short visit to the
Maumee mines he goes back more en-
thusiastic than ever. His company
will put in a crusher shortly, and
will arrange to ship ore at once via
White River.
AT Gravett, Ark, on Tuesday
last, members of the fraternity of
Odd Fellows of Gravett and neigh
boring lodges, with their wives, met
at the residence of Bro. ]. P. Paul to
congratulate him, it being the TWEEN
ty-hfth anniversary of his initiation
into the mysteries of that order.
Bro. Paul is well known over the
state as Grand Master of the l. o.
o. F. in 1894.
John Dryden, $40 Olive ST., St.
Louis, Mo, one of the best known
men in the western mining world is
abroad in the Arkansas belt. He
was in town yesterday after four
days industrious study of territory
in this and in Marion county, and in
the course of an interview was free
to declare that the Arkansas propo-
sition is the biggest and richest one
it is possible for mining men to tack
lie, found on the Western Continent,
This is his judgment after visiting
only one-tenth of the Arkansas min
eral field His satisfaction was I'M
mistakable, and after supplying him
self with maps sailed forth upon his
quest with the enthusiasm of man
who had found what he was looking
for.
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