The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-06-30
Personal.

have joined the Dougherty survey
ing corps.
Mrs. S. c. Speer, of Springfield,
Mo, is visiting relatives and friends
in Harrison.
Jas. M. Davidson, former county
Judge OF Boone, visited his Harrison
friends Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Gordon has been Wis
iting her friend Mrs. Harvey Lewis
at Berryville this week.
C. Y. Page, OF the TIMES force,
who has been quite sick for week
is able to be about again.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Vining of
Vining ranch spent Wednesday in
Harrison, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn.
Miss Ada Pace. Librarian at the
State University, is at home, and
will spend her vacation with her
parents.
Prank Kirby, Frank Pace and
Marion Seawell attended the COM
mencement exercises of the A. l. U.
at Fayetteville last week.
-Messrs. ], B. Gurnutt and Mar
ion Long left last Saturday for FIT.
Smith where they will serve on the
special federal grand jury for a few
days.
PROT. c. l.. Scott has been this
week attending the State Teachers
Association at Pine Bluff and the
Democratic Convention at Little
Rock.
Mrs. J. B. Hutchins, of Jasper,
who is here for medical treatment,
underwent a severe surgical opera
ton last Sunday and is at present
doing well.
w. r. Jones, formerly ofthe Echo,
and still one of Yellville's most
prominent and progressive citizens,
spent some time in Harrison the first
OF the week
DR. E. L. Evans and Fred Greene
of the land office force, added a new
girl each to the population of Harri-
son this week; a revision of the
census report should be promptly
made
Mrs. NJ. V, Lightburn, formerly
of Harrison, but more recently of
Green Forrest, died at her home in
that city Thursday after brief i'll
ness, The deepest sympathy of
friends here is extended to the be-
reaved husband and daughter.
Friends will be panied to hear of
the sudden death this week of
Miss Stella Andrews, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Andrews, who
died Wednesday night of an at
tack of peritonitis. She was
bright and lovable girl and her loss
will be shock not only to parents
and relatives, but to all who knew
her.
MI. A. G. Stacy, the able special
writer whose descriptions of our
section have been circulated SO wide
ly through Bonds a. Mortgages, OF
Chicago, has decided to remain ii
this field and will have charge of
the Yellville RepubHcan-Banner The
TIMES only regrets that he chose to
locate at Yellville instead of Harri-
son.
-. X. Barada, of the Barada In
Vestment Co. of St Louis, was
among our callers the first of the
week. Besides their interests in
North Arkansas zinc lands it is likely
that this company will have charge
of the promotion of town sites
along the line ofthe Winner railroad,
and that our people will have an OPP
portunity to become we'll acquainted
With Mr.. Barada in the near future,
S. R. Reese, of Dodd City, who
has for several weeks been busy
guiding the Investments of Kansas
City corporation in our section,
dropped in on us Tuesday long
enough to tell that there has been a
wholesale gobbling up recently of
cash entry lands in the counties of
Missouri adjoining us, and that gov
eminent lands in fancy county es-
pecially are comparatively a thing
of the past. This is gratifying to
our land owners because of the dis
posal of conditions which have tend
ed to cheaper the property of North
Arkansas in the minds of investors
from abroad
CLEANLINESS is the most impor-
tant feature in preparing and dispen-
sing soda and ice cream. This you
will always find at c. R. LIE Bonds
drug store.
Arch Harris has opened an Ice
Cream and Lemonade stand one
door east of the Southern Hotel.
Hotel Arrivals.