The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-07-21
PERSONAL

II. X. Woodward, of Peoria, ILL.,,
is among the inyestiga tors of our
zinc field this week.
Attorneys Floyd, Wood and
Black, Of Yellville, have been attend
ing our circuit court this week
Mr.. J. K. Stone, our enterpris-
ing tailor, became the father of a
fine boy ON Monday night last,
Prank Pace returned Tuesday
from the State and National eonven-
tions full of enthusiasm for the
tickets.
DIR. Arlis Worthington has deeid-
ed to locate at Denver, Carroll
county, for the practice of his pro-
fession.
%. Bower, editor of the Mining
Review, LETT Thursday to moye his
family from Springfield, Mo, to
this place.
Mr.. l.. II. Sell, one of Valley
Springs substantial citizens spent
the week with us in the capacity of
petit juror.
R. M. Heptinstall, representing
the Select Knights aud Ladies of
America, st, Louis benefit order is
spending this week in Harrison,
-Chas. Nj. Greene, who has been
spending some time in Chicago
receiving electrical treatment for
rheumatism returned last Saturday,
much improved.
e. M. Cantrell, DR.. Bolinger,
T. r. Cantrell and Frank Keeling OF
Lead Hill came over to attend the
conclave of Knights Templar Mon
day and Tuesday night.
During his explorations near
Maryhattiana last week Col. M. L.
DeMalher received injuries from a
fall which will deter him from field
work for a week or more.
II. M. Dolin, the hustling repre-
sentative of the Eureka Springs
Times Echo, is spending the week
with us in the interest of the special
edition which his paper has in
preparation.
Photographic Price, who tarried
in Harrison and did a good business
last winter, is being advertised in the
Forsyth papers as fakir. They
don't seem to understood his man
ner of business.
Pat Oliver. the well-known
travelling man, lost a pocket-book
containing $3.50 III cash and valuable
papers at Carrollton last Sunday,
and offers $50 reward for the return
of the same, and no questions asked.
Miss Daisy Harrell died of heart
failure last Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrell,
near Bellefonte. She was a most
estimable young lady and her parents
have the sympathy of all in this sad
trial.
Married. at the brides home in
Harrison, on Sunday last by Judge
| J. w. Andrews Mr.. A. X. Hulen to
Mrs. Minnie Denton. They repaired
Immediately after the ceremony to
the farm of Mr.. Hulen where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Connerly,
who were called to Indianna, by the
illness of his mother several weeks
ago, returned home Wednesday,
Mrs. Ann Stafford, mother of Mrs.
Connerly, returned with them and
will spend the summer here.
-Jno. r. Aday, the eloquent young
republican nominee for prosecuting
attorney addressed a large crowd in
| the Court Park on Monday last. On
account of press of court business
Mr.. Shinn the democratic n0C1nee,
was unable tomeet him in discussi9n
County Clerk Claude Wilson
visited Yellville this week to attend
the wedding Of his cousin, Miss
Annie Cowdrey, to Mr., v A. Wilbur,
young mine operator, formerly of
Binghampton, N. Y. Miss Annie is
the accomplished daughter OF mer-
chant ], S. Cowdrey, of Yellville,
and has host of friends in Har-
rison who join in congratulations
and good wishes.
Rev. ". l.. WING, who for
the past Is years has labored ably
and faithfully as the pastor OF our
Presbyterian Church, is now engag
ed in evangelical work in the Dallas
Conference with headquarters at Dali
las, Texas. To say that Harrison is
sorry to lose Bro. Downing, both as
a minister and citizen, is putting it
very mildly BY his patience and en-
ergy has built for his denomination
good brick church, and his Harrison
College for Girls has won favor
throughout North Arkansas; as a
pioneer in both lines for our section
he enjoys the esteem OF all. How
ever, our best wishes go with him to
the new field of labor, and we be-
speak for him the success his charac-
ter will always merit.
In Trouble Out West