The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-04-21
PERSONAL

Mr.. !. c. Mexican made bust
ness trip to st. Louis this week.
1T. ". Johnson is erecting a eot-I
Iage near his residence ON the hill.
NJ Mrs A. F. DAVIS who has been
nsiek for some time is eonvaleseent.
4 Prosecuting Attorney, ]. NJ.
Shinn has carried Van Buren, county.
r D. White, of Paola, Kansas,
is among our prospeetors this week.
I Attorney ]. E. Williams, former
4 ly of Illinois, has located in Harri-
son.
}, A. Lewis has been appointed
gauger at the John Gray distillery at
Pedlo.
! Mr.. Harry Richie. who has
been suffering with appendicitis has
recovered.
Capt. S. H. Britts, of Eureka
Springs, is abroad in the mineral
fields aga ain this week.
S, R. Reese. of Dodd City, was in
Harrison looking after some sales of
mineral land Monday.
-Chas. H. Lombard of the firm of |
Garyin & Lombard. is IN s.. I.anis
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Harry Bower, of Albion, ILL.,,
Roldest son of Mr.. Geo. Bower is WIS.,
fitting his parents here this week.
7 Peter SehWiete, the talented |
Young architect of Lead Hill, spent |
the first of the week in Harrison.
Mr.. Marvin Wooten, of Har-
rison, and Miss Ora Noe of Yellville,
were married at Mountain Home,
last week.
T. R. Cave Ir. son of DR.. T R.
Cave Of this city, arrived here Sun
day and will probably locate in
| our lOWIl.
M. W. Ruckle, of Casey, ILL.,, re-
turned home this morning after a
a week spent with lis. He says he
will come back.
C. W. Rule, of the Springfield
Brewing Company, was in town
4 hi, ,.,aaIy IanI,,no ofte, tbA diamonds
of our beer drinkers.
Editor Campbell, of the Dodd
City Republican, passed through
Harrison Thursday on his way home
from a trip to st. Louis.
Attorney John B. Jones of Little
Rock, is here again looking after in
terests he has in mining lands OF
Searcy and Newton county.
DIR. l.. Kirby accompanied by his
son Hodgen is in Little Rock this
week attending the Grand Com
mandery Knights Templar.
George Miller who has been sup
erintending the work for the Excel
sior Mining Co. at st. Joe, Searcy
county was visiting in Harrison the
first of the week.
"A letter from Lonnie Kirby, son
of DR.. Kirby of this place, an
nounces that he is in San. Francisco,
Cal. and that he expects to sail for
Cape Nome, Alaska.
DIR. .Arlis Worthington son of
| J. |. Worthington returned from St.
Louis Friday where he has just COM
pleted his second year in the Marion
Simms Medical college.
! Prof. S. Fellner and S. H. Cong
don, of the Congdon Mining Co.,
spent the last part of the present |
week looking at Newton County |
\ Mines and Mining property.
i f-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cory, who
have been spending the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Lucy Hull, in
Little Rock, returned to Harrison,
"Wednesday. Both are in excellent
health.
| I'VE observe that the people who
are always so much afraid of being
imposed upon when they are working
for others are generally the ones
who are always compelled to work
for others.
| Mr.. Ed L. Maddux, of Garden
City, Kansas, who has been keeping
up with our mineral boom for some
time through the TIMES, arrived here
Monday and Will make his future
home with us.
AClay Crump, formerly of Har-
rison, Boone county. now private
in the LIST u S. Inf, at Fort Logan
H. Roots, placed his membership in
the Christian Church yesterday
I Little Rock Democrat.
i. E. London, attorney for the
Ozark Telephone Company, is at
tending to business here. This COM
, pany has recently acquired nearly
all the long distance telephone lines
| in Northwest Arkansas.
-Every citizen of Boone county
and the surrounding counties who
thinks enough of himself to comb his
hair will find it worth his while to
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