The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-12-01
PERSONAL


Hence in the Fair Ground addition. :
Nv. H. Cecil will soon have three
Ane office buildings completed just
west of the square.
DIR, +. E. Steaks, late of Kansas
but formerly of our town, is arran9
ing to locate at Batavia.
H. Oliver, Monterey, Mo, and
]. P, Fancher, Kingston, Ark, stock
men are here buying stock. \
Mrs. Zella Harper, who has been
visiting her parents here, left for her
home in Little Rock yesterday.
-Messrs. Kimbley aud Jones
Strengthened up the telephone line
to Jasper in good shape this week
W. p. Moore and Robt. Eddins,
of the TIMES force, are recovering
from severe attacks Of typhoid fever,
Capt. S. II, Britts, of Eureka, is
here this week looking after mineral
interests in this and surrounding
counties
Rev. M. M. Smith, of the Baptist
Church, is receiving congratulations
on the arrival at his house of son
and heir.
Mrs. Creighton, wife of the Pas
tor OF our Presbyterian Church, is
recovering from very severe illness
of two weeks.
Ira Fennimore, West Plains, Mo,
cattle inspector for this district was
registered at the Connerly ho,el
Tuesday night
&C. A. Gamble. formerly of Harri-
son but now conducting extensive
nurseries ut Ft. Smith, will visit us
during the holidays.
Mrs. B.O'Gonnor and daughters
Lena and Lester who have been
spending several months in Harrison
left for their home at Pine Bluff
Tuesday.
Horace POWER, now travelling
for the Wells & Virgins grocery
company OF Carthage, Mo, eombin-
ed business with a visit to his family
here Yesterday.
- g Mium, formerly of Harrison
md Lead RilI'Syisited us the first of
he week as L &c representative OF
he Wright, Green's & Wilkinson Dry
foods Co, of St. LSSgis'
-Robt. Speers, ON his way with a
Dad Of goods from Springfield, tell
rom his wagon last Monday and
broke his leg. He was brought home
Yesterday and is doing well.
Mai. X B. Weaver has been dan
gerously i'll during the week with ty-
ohoid fever At last accounts he
was somewhat better, but relatives
are still quite uneasy concerning him.
&C. D. Morris and family like
their new home at Sapulpa, |. T.,
md he writes that work is progress
ng rapidly on the telephone ex-
.hange which he is establishing
here.
The arrival of a new boy at the
residence of Mr., Jno. A. Bunch was
announced on Wednesday last, and
have been pouring
n ON the popular real estate dealer
,ver since.
%. ] Owen, representative of the |
Little Rock Gazette spent few days
n Harrison and vicinity this week |
he will return in a few weeks and I
give his paper an extensive descrip-
ion of our little city.
The funeral of Capt w X. Og-
len, of DeQueen, took place last Sun
lay afternoon, large concourse of
people being in attendance Mrs,
Ogden will be here soon to spend
he winter with her daughter, Mrs
mo A. Bunch.
&c. A. Galbraith, associate justice .
IF the Supreme court OF Honolulu, (
Hawaii, accompanied by his wife
visited Mrs. Galbraiths sister, Mrs
W. H, Ebey, in Harrison last week
Mrs. Ebey accompanied them this ,
week on visit to other relatives in |
n Oklahoma and Texas.
L. B. East, 81 VAR BBtssIen, former
Y editor of the Huntington RrT(S2ISl q
S taking a look at our town and at {
he same time keeping his hand in by :
assisting the TIMES force, which is so
,adly crippled by sickness this week.
Ne hope Mr. East will decide to To-
ate with us permanently.
Prof. S. Fellner, superintendent
If the field operations OF the Cong
Ion and Anaconda Zinc companies of
new York, came up from Cave Greek
Thursday to remain several days.
lis continuedenthusiasm concerning {
he Newton county properties which !
lie is developing speaks well for that
section.
Rev. !. M. Hughey, the new pas {
.or OF our NJ. E. South Church arriv- I
ID here this week and will take up
his regular work in Harrison to-mor-
-ow He will move his family here