The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-08-11

Miss May Watkins Turned last
Saturday from visit toSpring6eld,
Mo.
Mr., and Mrs. Ebey are at home
again after a visit to their old home
in Texas.
The family of Capt J. W, Story
are spending a month at Eureka
Springs.
W. !. Lanier. has been appointed
deputy prosecuting attorney for
Boone county.
Perry Andrews left Monday for
three weeks visit to his old home
and friends in Kansas.
Misses Kate Story, Virgie Wal
tiers and Bonnie .Crandell are spend
ing few weeks in Eureka Springs.
Mr.. b. P. Mcdonald. prominent
Fort Smith banker, is here this week
investigating our zine deposits.
less Wilson, now of Green Forest
WAS here Saturday rounding up
drove of mules for South Africa.
Miss Irby Norman feft Monday
for Red Banks, Miss, where she will
spend several weeks visiting relatives.
Dee Edmonds and Linnie Coy
ington were united in marriage last
Saturday night, Esq. Dopson oficia-
ting
J. T. Cleyborn, of Swain, New
ton county, was bound over in COM
missioner's court Monday, tor sell
ing liquor without license.
"A merry party of picniekers chap
eroned by Mrs. G. ], Grump spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Phil.
Moore, at Elixir, Thursday,
-Messrs. W. T. and Lon Whorton
left Wednesday for Indianapolis,
where the former expects to remain
until fully restored to health.
Hon. John G. James, who spent
several months with us recently,
and came very near starting a ma
tional bank here, has located at Fort
Smith.
-Rey. las. A. Watkins has the
thanks of the TIMES editor for deli
cious specimens of the barbeeued
meats served at the celebration last
Saturday.
-Messrs. r. M. White. of Perry,
Okla, and X. c. Vaughn, offspring
field, Mo-, spent a portion OF this
week looking over the mineral lands
of Boone county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rossou left
Monday for the Indian Territory to
seek new location. John Rosson
accompanied them. He goes to
South McAlester.
Hiram Glass and John Alexander
have gone west to grow up with the
country. They think of finding sat
factory business opportunities in the
state of Washington.
Mr.. ]. R. S. Nichols, who has
been here for some time managing
the affairs of St. Louis Company,
is quite sick with typhoid fever at
| the residence OF Mr.. Guinea.
~. H. Ingram, an enterprising
pyoung jeweler from Byhalia, Miss,
has decided to cast his lot with Har
rison, and commenced business in
the front of Watkins & Coffman's
Drug Store.
l S. A. Nicholas, of the Southern
Hotel returned Monday from Michi
gan, where he was called by the i'll
ness of his wife. She is much better,
and hopes to be able to start for
Harrison in a short time.
-Messrs, T. B. Snyder and Prot c.
E. van Barneveld, of Minneapolis,
MINI, passed through Harrison
Tuesday on their way to visit re-
Gently acquired mineral properties in
the st. Joeregion ofSearcy County.
Mrs. Ingram, wife of ]. w.
Ingram, prominent farmer of Elm
Wood, died suddenly of heart disease
last Tuesday just after returning
home from church. She was most
estimable lady, and the taaily have
the sympathy of all.
Prof. ]. H, Caldwell, the new
principal Of ureHigh, S skoal, ar-iyed
with his family from Mammoth
Springs, Tuesday and has taken up
bis residence at the Parker place, in
the west part of town. He expects
his first assistant, c. c. Black, of
Illinois, to arrive early next week,
when the organization of the faculty
will be taken up and other prepara-
tons made for the beginning of the
term next month.
Paint your house every FIVE years
with Patton's Sun Proof, Ready
Mixed Paint all colors guaranteed
to stay on that long. Ask c. R.
LeBlond, the druggist about it.