The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-09-15
PERSONAL.
The man who believes all he
hears has d mighty hard time,


The man who believes all he
hears has mighty hard time.
DIR. A. ]. Vance. has been visiting
his parents here, returned to his
home at Checotah, I. 7.
Mrs. ]. c. Murray, accompanied
by her little grandson, left this week
for visit to her daughter and fami-
ly in St. Louis.
Maj. Durham. N. O. Watkins R.
Sandstrom and ]. Milum of Dodd
City, attended a contest case before
the Land office.
Merchants W. Il. Cecil, T. w.
] bhnson, and W. F. Gordon, have
| cen with the Harrison colony in
St. Louis this week.
e. w. Basore, of Kingston, Ark,
accompanied by his wife and son,
spent a portion of the week with
relatives and friends here.
Miss Olena Webb, the bright re-
preventative of that sprightly Eu-
reka magazine, Points, is spending a
few days in Harrison again.
Prank Campbell, In. Milum
and DIR. Bollinger of Lead Hill, were
mineral contestants, this week, in a
case before the Land Office,
&C. {. Blood, the popular repre-
sentative of the Springfield Grocer
Co., expects to drop in on his Har-
rison customers about Tuesday next.
Boone county's Board of
Equalization consisting of Messrs.
w. A. Watkins, Mack Rowland and
]. A. Naples, has been in session
this week.
Mrs. Allison and Miss Suits, of
the Millinery Emporium, are back
from their fall visit to the St. Louis
markets. Mrs. Dona Baker has al
SO returned with her fall stock.
DIR. ]. T. Upton and Miss Jean
Baker of Mountain Home were mar
ried last Thursday. Col. H. c. Tip
ton and mo. o. Nicholson OF Har-
rison were present at the wedding
Charlie R. Clarke, formerly of
Harrison, but now in charge of the
Clarion office at Cherryvale, Kan
sas, was married at Springfield,
Mo. last Sunday to Miss Mollie E.
Atkison. He will please accept con-
CALCULATIONS on the part of all old
friends here.
I-Messrs. S. H. Congdon, David
Mcclellan and NJ, N Johnson, offic-
ers of the Congdon Zinc Mining Co.,
Iof New York, arrived here on Tues
day last and, in company, with their
Superintendent Prof. S. Fellner, left
Wednesday for a tour OF inspection
of their mines in Newton and Mar
ion counties.
MIR. E. M. Gardner and family
of Dallas, Texas, arrived here last
week and have decided to make this
their future home. Mrs. Gardner
nee Miss Grace Andrews, was a ia
vorite in Harrison society but a few
short years ago, and this with Mr..
Gts. sterling business character makes
them doubly welcome to the future
great city of North Arkansas.
Mr.. ]. X. Paxton, of Columbus
Junction. Iowa, who has been visit
ing our country for the second time
recently, passed through town Mon
day in his caravan on his way back
from Newton county. He has been
placing some investments for his
Iowa neighbors, and in his careful
way has picked from among the very
best mineral properties OF the see
ton.
1t is more than pleasure to the
TIMES to welcome our friend w. R
ZONES back to the fraternity ofNorth
Arkansas, he having taken charge
of his old paper, the Yellville Echo
this week. Wide-awake on politics,
up-to-date in enterprise, and full Of
energy in all things Bro. Jones has
always been power for good in
Marion county. Concerning the
Winner railroad Mr.. Jones shows a
full conception of the situation by
saying in his salutatory II firmly
believe that road will be built right
on through Maron county. If not
it will be no trouble to float the
Winner project from Buffalo City to
Harrison. Any man who can float
a cedar log, could float scheme to
build so miles of railroad, between
the head OF permanent navigation
on White river and a railroad town
like Harrison"
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