The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-04-28
Personal

Pred Reynolds of May6eld, KY,
is visiting Harrison after an absence
of five years.
Mrs. A. B. Caps, and daughter,
| Miss Nellie, of Aurora, Mo-, are here
for short visit.
Mr.. VIM. Whorton is around
again after two months wrestle
with appendicitis.
-Judg D. W. Cave and Mr.. T. r.
Rogers, went to Eureka Springs last
week to visit their families.
Maj. A. II. Joblin has been here
again this week looking after the in
terests of Hill, Fontaine & Co,
"A. l.. Shannon, of Kansas City,
brother of our townsman, ]. J..
Shannon, is here this week visiting.
Judge and Mrs. E. G. Mitchell
left yesterday for trip to New York
City. They will be absent several
weeks.
r. NJ. Hustead, of Paris Mo-,
brother of our cigar-maker b. M.
Hustesd. has been visiting here the
past two weeks.
Rev. A. ], Taylor has gone to at
tend the General Conference of the
M. E. Church at Chicago. He will
be gone over month.
"A. d. Abergast president of the
Denizen Mining Co. was here several
days the past week, looking after
the interests of the company.
Henry Pace, who has been at
tending the Marion & Sims Medical
College at ST. Louis, has returned
home for the summer, having COM
pleted his first years course.
T. B. Duncan, of Eolia, Mo-,
wants to bring a portable saw mill
into this country, and would like to
correspond with owners of timber
land who would sell either land or
timber.
Richard T. Wilson, Familiarity
known to our people as Uncle
Dick. the stockman, died at his Mar
ion county home last Saturday after
brief Illness. Many friends in Har-
rison extead sympathy to his family.
Shelly Armitage and family ar
rived here on a visit to relatives last
Saturday. Mrs. Armitage will spend
some time with her parents vt Cal
Their, and Shelly hopes to be back
with us permanently before the close
of the year.
Geo. W. Lipe. of Council Bluff,
Iowa, who has been watching the
North Arkansas Zine Field through
the TINES telescope for some time,
ARRIVED here Tuesday with party of
friends. They may become investors
if their observations of Cur mines in.
spire confidence.
!. d. James. Benton county's can
didate for railroad commissioner to
be elected by the 4th and 9Th Con-
gressional districts, gave us pleas
ant call yesterday. He has already
captured most of the counties in
which primaries have been held, and
wants Boone to add to his list.
j. B. Curnutt, of Watkins, who
has been extensively mentioned as
probable candidate for county Judge,
dropped in Thursday to tell us that
he had decided not to make the race.
Mr.. Curnutt stands we'll through
out the county, and would have
made an efficient Judge if elected.
Joseph partain, the very popular
photographer, returned this week
after two months absence during
which time he sold stereoscopic,
views in FIVE counties in Arkansas,
four in Missouri, and was down
thirty days with the smallpox. Joe
is hustler, and our people are glad
to know that he will be permanent
Nv located at his old stand after the
first Of next month.
knox Gibson, young man we'll
known to the people of Harrison, is
announced in this issue as a candi-
date for constable of Harrison town
ship. Having served as both deputy
sheriff and deputy constable fire.
quently in the past he is thoroughly
familiar with the duties of the office,
and being a lifelong resident of the
township is well known as young
man of good habits and absolute
fidelity to any trust imposed in him.
If elected he will make an excellent
Off Ger.
Nice line of Chairs at Line Bros.