The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-07-28
PERSON.

/ LuIShds
Henry Willcockson has a new
boy at his house.
DIR. {. ]. Floyd, of Elmwood,
thinks Of locating at Jasper.
| &C. D. Morris is figuring on put
ting in a telephone exchange at Green
Forrest.
Ed. Rosson and mother have re-
turned from their visit to Eureka
Springs.
DIR, S. Cohen. eye, ear & nose
Specialist, has returned to st. Louis
for the summer
Mr. Jno. Absher, Carrollton's
live merchant, made business trip
to Harrison Wednesday,
Most people fail in lite because
they fool away so much time look
ing after other peoples business.
The dudes have taken to wear
ing ladies shirt waists, They should
be forced to wear pettcoats also.
r. NJ. Garvin was called to
Evansville, Ind, the first of the
week by the serious illness of his
sister.
W. H. Ebey, of the New York
Racketis spending the hottest of the
summer with his family at Eureka
Springs.
d. G. Angus. who had three ribs
broken last week by being thrown
from his horse, is able to be around
again.
Mr.. Walter Bradshaw and Miss
Daisy Denton were united in marri-
age last Sunday night, Esq. Andrews
officiating.
Rev. David Martin leetured at
the Christian Church last evening
on the Wonders OF the Twentieth
Century"
Sarah Johnson, the young girl
who came SO near succeeding in an
attempt at suicide last week, has
fully recovered.
DIR. H. L. Routh, r. ?. Dopson
and John Murphy were the commits
sioners who selected our juries for
the next term of circuit court.
Merchant II. D. Glass is visiting
his father and mother, Hon. and
Mrs. P. T Glass of Ripley, Tennessee,
now spending the summer at Eureka
Springs.
AFRO Cory, formerly of Harrison
but now warden of the state house
grounds at Little Rock, is visiting
relatives and renewing old acquaint-
ances here this week
Postmaster B. j. Rosewater, of
Eureka Springs, was married this
week to Miss Gertrude Britts,
daughter of Capt S. H. Britts,
well-known mine owner of that
city.
Prot. NJ Russell, for several
years connected with the Eureka
schools, has been elected principal OF
the Jasper public schools for the com
ing term. Jasper is fortunate in Sc
curing so good man.
Mrs. S. A. Nicholas, wife of man
ager Nicholas OF our Southern Hotel,
is reported seriously i'll in Michigan, Y
where she has been visiting, and
Mr.. Nicholas with his two daugh1
tiers has gone to attend her.
Chief Engineer Lee, OF the Euro
ka extension, who was interviewing
the surveying corps below here last
week, is reported as saying that tho
road out OF Harrison and to thet
eastward is a much better one than \
was anticipated.
Prof. Marion Slower, of Digger,
Boone county, has been elected prin-
cipal of the Ada, |. t., public schools
for ten months term. We have
also furnished the physician for this
fortunate town in the person of Dr.
Chas. W. Mcmillan.
Wiley Doss, who has been in
Texas and the Indian Territory for
the past three years, returned with
his family this week and will make
his home with us again. EIe is
hrst-class carpenter, and will doubt
less find plenty to do hereabouts.
John Murphy, who visited Eu-
reka the first of the week, reports
work progressing well all along the
line of the new railroad, and conf
dent opinion amongst those engaged
in the work that the cars will be
running into Harrison before the
end of the year.
u. c. Mexican. of the firm of
Bunch & Mexican, will spend the
summer as travelling representative
oithe Moffit-West Drug CO., of St.
Lonis; but he has made every ar
rangement TO return to his real es-
tate business here as soon as the fall
boom opens up.
= MIR. Alex Humble, proprietor Of
the Lead Hill Eagle and the fancy
vile Democrat dropped in on us
Tuesday and spent the day sizing up