The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-08-04
PERSONAL.

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] is with us again.
M B. Hastings will start for
Tennessee early next week.
Jess Wilson and family are now
residents of Green Forrest
The most eharacterless people
are the first to attack Others,
| I'D. G. Angus has sold his interest
An the livery business to Ben Boyd.
Arch Stockton is again engaged
as street ear conductor at Eureka
Springs.
Jos. Weaver and lady will be at
home soon in a neat cottage in the
south part Of town,
MIR, and Mrs. H, F. King cele-
brated their Tin Wedding anniver-
sary on Monday night last.
Ed Bridwell, the hustling real
estate dealer of Dodd City, spent
few hours in town last Monday.
George A. Miller, in charge of the
work at the Excelsior Mines, Searey
county, spent this week with Harri-
son friends.
l. g. W. Zeiglar, the halloween
| and lumberman OF Burlington, was
here Wednesday rounding up good
/ months business.
Rev, Hogan is assisting at
krevival meeting at Elm Wood, and
Rev. Stanhope is rendering similar
service at Dodd City.
Editor A. B. Andr ews of the Re
publican has been receiving congrat-
ulations ON the arrival at his home
of a new girl last Friday.
Prof. J. H. Cald we'll, the new prin
cipal OF our Harrison High School.
will arrive with his family from
Mammoth Springs next week.
Howard Norman is back to visit
relatives and friends after year
spent in the Indian Territory. He is
now located at Canadian, |. 7.
Barton Smith has gone to St.
Louis to complete the details of
/ ,,,.,,a-o1 Io,J Ja,l ,,,I;ob - - cold
involves some ten thousand acres.
\ Capt W. Story has gone to
Little Rock to attend meeting of
the State Board of Charitable In
situations, of which he is a member
-Messrs. Paul and Oscar Mentzle,
of Kaufman, Texas, arrived here
this week, and will spend some time
visiting their father, ]. A. Mentzle,
the well-known baker.
-Chas. Danforth, a resident OF
Harrison several years ago, and
father in-law of our townsman, A.
b. Capps, died in Eureka Springs on
the Goth ult. He has been in failing
health for year or more.
-Messrs. A. !. Willcoxsin, of Cal
Their, F. p Kirkpatrick, of Carroll
ton, and w. T. Roberts, of Pedlo,
were among our substantial callers
this week All report phenomenally
fine crops in their sections of the
county.
H. P. Finigan, of MacGowan &
Finigan, cordage brokers, st. Louis,
is in the city. His visit to North Ar
kansas is for the purpose of taking
in the zinc field and it's business CEN
tiers. He is brother OF F. X Fini-
gan, mining contractor of this place
Rev. S. 6. Miller, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church OF Little
Rock; Mrs G. S. Monroe, of North
least Missouri, and Mrs. Browning,
OF Eastern Arkansas, all sons and
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Miller, of Harrison, are visiting
their parents here this week.
Geo. W. O'Neal has separated
himself from the firm OF Johnson,
Conley & O'Neal, and established an
office in the front of Line Bros
store where he will combine the real
estate and insurance business. In
tending investors will find him well
informed and a pleasant gentleman
to deal with
Mr.. +. M. Garvin returned
Wednesday from Evansville, Ind,
where he was called by the illness OF
his sister, Mrs. Cunningham. who
died on the 2Sth ult During brief
visits to the homes of her brothers
here Mrs, Cunningham made many
friends in Harrison who will be sad
dened by the news of her death.
Lon Whorton proprietor OF the
Perry, Oklahoma, Sentinel, was
called here this week by the serious
illness of his brother, w. II. Whorton,
who has since been recovering rap
idly. The Sentinel is one of the
leading democratic journals of Okla
homa and Mr.. Whorton is just the
sort OF all-around newspaper man
we like to meet.
Prof W. Scott Tegarden, of Yell
vile. spent Wednesday in Harrison.
He was enroute from the east Sew
cral weeks were spent by him at
eastern centers. He reports much
interest among outside capitalists in
the Arkansas mineral field, and ex-
poets quite a number of investors,