The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-09-01

Personal.

Attorney o. d. Gray is visiting
his former home. st. Louis.
Miss Ruby King has gone t.
visit Springfield friends during tn
street fair there,
Cashier ]. l.. Rogers, of the Banl
of Commerce, returned from Kansa'
City Wednesday,
Mrs. Z. ], Gurlee of Reeds, Mo,
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs
Jno. 2. Clendennin.
Little Mahle Newman, daughter
OF the editor, had her arm severed,
injured Tuesday by being kicked by
horse.
The family OF Rev. Hogan, who
have been visiting relatives, returned
this week, and Bro. Hogan is prop
erly at home once more.
Prof. A. Y. Hamilton, after &
stay with us of several months
returned to his home at Searcy, Ark
yesterday. He will be back to SEE
us again this fall.
Sway & Son, painters. paper,
hangers and decorators, arrived here
Friday from Omaha, Neb., and will
make their home in Harrison. They
are prepared to do sign writing, ETC.,
in the best style.
Mrs. ]. B, Crump, of Harrison,
is on the programme, for paper, to
be read at the annual reunion OF
Carroll county Ex-Confederates tn
be held at Berryville on the 18th,
14th and 18th inst.
-Messrs. Jacob Binkerd and A.
II. True, two of the leading miners
of the Mt. Hersey district were
among our callers the first of the
week. They say prospectors are
showing up good things every day
down their way.
John Rosson, one of Harrison S
most promising young men, has
been selected as stenographer for the
Dawes Commission, now in session
at Muscogee, I. T. The position is
a good one, paying $50 per month,
and one for which John is well quail
fed.
Mrs Mitchell went to St Louis
to-day to purchase her fall stock of
which will consist of all
the late up-to-date styles and fads
IN that line. Miss Ora Conley will
accompany her to st. Louis on her
way to Cleveland, Tenn, where she
will attend a Female College.
Prof. w. D. Hatton, who has
been teaching music for several
at Harrison, is at home
again. One night last week he
some of the music loving
people OF Jamesto wn, at the residence
IF M. c. Long, with some of his fav-
orite selections on guitar, mandolin
md violin. BatesVHe Bee.
MIR. J. r. Byrum, of Riverside,
sah., arrived here on Wednesday
evenings stage for a months visit
% his childhood home and his
brothers, George and Elias Byrum.
He finds many changes in our coun-
y since he left us nineteen years ago,
out says there is still much here that
interests and attracts him.
Mr.. ". H, Seago, of the Missis-
'ippi Valley Lead Co., of St. Louis,
Mo-, spent a portion of the week ex-
aiming his company's mining prop
,rty in this and Marion county. As
our railroad prospects focus it is
likely this company will do consider
.ble development work upon their
in North Boone.
Arnold Koch, of 6429. Man
hester Az, St Louis Mo-. is a
1isitor to the Arkansas zinc field.
he was accompanied by his son,
| post graduate student of Harvard
College. Mr.. Koch, it should be
is brother of the great
German bacteriologist of the name.
Both father and son were much gra-
flied in their visit to the Arkansas
country. and acting upon evidence,
will be sure to say much for its zinc
'esources.
-JudgeJ J. B. Jones, mine owner and
capitalist, of Little Rock, is spend
ng a few days in Harrison. He is
nroute to the Searcy term OF court,
lfter which he will visit his Buffalo
)aSln properties OF that county. lie
$ believer in Buffalo basin ore,
Who has most excellent reason for
lis faith in it's mineral resources.
The Little Rock Northern route, via
spring creek and Water creek tray
rises his properties for number of
niles and in consequence several
Mills viii be erected when the route
S finally adopted.
Parties with lawns and yards to
lean up will find il to their interest
% consult Terry Mahoney who is an
lrtist in this line,
Lots of Spring beds at Line Bros.