The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-07-14
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Miss May Watkins is visiting re
latives at Springfield, Mo,
Wiley Welch IS resting up al
Eureka Springs for n few weeks.
Mrs Vim King and her sister
Miss lisa Andrews are visiting
Eureka.
Mrs. Cunningham, of st. Louis
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. D. Glass.
-Cigar-maker B. M. Hustead left
Tuesday for Oklahoma where he will
make his future home.
Register Worthington, attended
the Republican State Convention at
Little Rock last week.
Warren f. Slocum. of Bradford
Pa, is here looking up some invest
ments for Pennsylvania parties.
The families of A. F. Davis, II. A.
Grandell and Newt. Paul are spend.
ing the summer at Sulphur Springs.
Attorney w. L. Grow, of Rus
sellville, is touring our section with
headquarters at Harrison this week.
Miss Oza Andrews will spend
the summer with her parents at the
Panther Creek Mines in Newton
county,
-Wilburn Seitz, who was danger
ously injured in the recent shooting
ARRAY at Usage, is reported to be re-
covering
-Messrs ]. w. & G. Y. Page NOV
ed their families back TO their old
residence location south of the creek
this week
-Messrs. L. w. Clark, W. w.
Bearden and Beacher Moss, OF Jasper,
were circulating among Harrison
friends yesterday.
Vim Gossett, formerly of Har-
rison, but for several years farmer
in the vicinity of Lead Hill, died of
paralysis Sunday.
Marshal Vandyke, now of Comp
ton, near which place he has a home
stead, was in town Wednesday look
ing after his pension.
T. G.. Norris, of Prescott, Arizo-
ma. came east to attend the Kansas
City Convention, andis now visiting
relatives at Green Forrest.
-Messrs. ]. NJ. Shinn and ]. R.
Aday, democratic and republican can
didates for prosecuting attorney, will
address our people at the Court
House next Monday night.
Manager Hamilton of the
Maumee Mine, Searcy county, was
in town the first of the week. He re-
ports three railroad surveying corps
squirting around in his neighbour
hood.
F-W. c. Plumlce, OF the St. Joe
Real Estate Co.. was in town Mon
day and gave us call. He reports
development work in this section
progressing in spite of the warm
kyeatto
80 a. q .1phx- field agen1 of ha
American building and Loan Asspci-
alton, of Little Rock, has been here
during the past week, and will or
game local board of the stock
holders Of that institution.
Married, at the residence of r. F.
King in Harrison on July 9th, Mr..
Jos B. Weaver to Miss Maud Poyner,
Rev. Hogan officiating. Both the
bride and groom have been popular
members of Harrison society and are
we'll known to our people, all OF
whom join in wishing them bright
and prosperous future.
AT the meeting of Phil Kearney
Post No. 81 G. A. r. last Saturday,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Chas. M. Greene,
P. c.; D. H. Perew, G. V. c.; Josiah
Trout, ]. V. G.; F. S. Baker, Adjt.;
E. B. Brown, Q. NJ; ]. NJ Marley,
Chaplain; Riley Mcclure, o, D.; Mari
on Long, O. g.; ]. Cox, S. NJ; j. D..
Goodwin, Q. M. S.
The Bank Of Commerce is a new
institution which will be ready for
business in Harrison next week, its
location being the building on the
west side formerly occupied by the
Citizens Bank. T. H. Dunn will be
president and ]. l.. Rogers cashier.
These gentlemen have ample capital
and both are experienced in the
banking business. They will receive
4 hearty welcome from the business
men of Harrison.
Hon. B. B. Hudgins returned the
first of the week from Kansas City
where he attended the National De-
mocratic Convention. He says tie
enthusiasm throughout the meeting
was remarkable and that the demon
strations When Bryan was norpinat-
ed, when Tillmari read shs platform
and when Webster Davis fndo, sed
it were past all description Over a
thousand Arkansas demolr rats were
ut the Convention.
M Kuhn, the versatile editor OF
the Yellville Miner sPg,t n dav in
Harrison this week. An K l. oct.