The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-05-26
PERSON

DIR, J o. Nicholson, Of Lead Hill
visited his father here the first of the
week.
: When a young fellow gets
married and goes to loafng we dom
expect much.
"A man who says he lacks tact
means by inference that that is tn,
best way to be.
F, II. Grubb has moved his fam.
lily from Muscogee |, T.. and is now
citizen of Harrison.
Nobody is as much to be pitied
as the fellow who imagines that the
girls are all struck on him.
F. p. Phillips has gone to Buffalo
RCity to take hand in the construc-
Ntion of the Winner railroad.
Mrs, J. B. Hayes had the mis-
fortune to fall and very seriously
bruise her hip Tuesday night.
Lots of girls who hardly ever
had beau, get married soon when
they move to a strange town.
d. Waddell, the saloon man, has
sold his business here and returned
to his former home in Missouri
Mrs. Goffman who was opera ted
upon for ovarian tumor returned to
her home at Usage, Carroll county,
a few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. S. Tyson, Mrs.
X. M. Fellows and Miss Nellie Tvs on
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Lead Hill
why call a physician doctor" or
a preacher reverend anymore than
a farmer "Agriculturist Jones" OF a
sexton "Grave-digger Brown"
KEY. NJ. M. Smith, pastor of the
Baptist church here, preached the
commencement serm on for the Valley
Springs Academy yesterday morn
ing,
Mrs. Wooten, mother of Mrs. c.
F. Harris and Tom Woo ten, of this
place, died very suddenly at Powell,
Monday night. She was buried
| Tuesday at the Harrison Gene terry.
| | j. II. Riggs, of Steelville, Mo,
and J. [. Hey, M, X. & 7. agent at
/ Waxahachie, Texas, are among the
IIyisitors this week who have turned
their attention chiefly to our miner
al resources.
S. P. Johns, Jro representing the
Huttig Sash & Door Co., of st.
Louis, was pleasant caller at our
Office Thursday, His company ex-
pect to push their business hence
forth in this section.
Prof P 0. McEntire and lady,
of Marshal, are visiting Harrison re-
latives this week. The Professor
has just closed a very successful term
of public school, and will continue
the work there next year.
Pot. NJ. J. Russell and wife, of
Eureka Springs, are spending few
DAYS with relatives in this county.
Prof. Russell has been appointed to
conduct the Marion county normal
He remains this year as first assistant
in the Eureka Springs School.
e. O. Frink, formerly of this
place but late of Oklahoma City, ar
rived Monday and will make this
his future home. Mr.. Frink is
painter and paper hanger, and, as
ISOLATED with his father, did some
excellent work when here some three
years since.
i. E. Mitchell shot and killed
Charles Devers in difficulty at Eu-
reka Springs last Tuesday. Devers
claimed Mitchell insulted his wife.
Yesterday the news was received by
telephone that Mitchell died of con-
cussion of the brain caused in the
difficulty with Devers,
Y Attention is called to the card in
this issue of Orion D. Gray, Attor-
ney-at-law, who is recently from St.
Louis, a nephew of Ex-Governor
Moorehouse, of Missouri, and
young man of fine attainments. His
office will be up stairs in the Golf
man & Bailey building.
"A. B. Workman, an excellent
young gentleman of Fairfield, Iowa,
died of inflammation of the brain, at
the residence of E Stenger on the
21st inst. He was in trail state of
health when he came here several
weeks ago and had hopes that the
outdoor exercise of working his
mineral claims in Newton county
would benefit him, but the exposure
proved to much for him. His re-
mains were shipped to his former
home Tuesday night.
Miss Olena Webb, the accom-
plished young lady writer whose ar
ticles concerning Eureka have found
their way into some of the most
prominent publications of the coun-
try. is in Harrison this week as a
representative OF Points" the new
monthly of that city. 1t is her in
tention to make tour OF our zinc
field; and from our knowledge of her