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

about unhappy homes.
! THE M. E. Church, South, is to
have new and larger organ.
-R. A. Hembric, of FIT. Smith, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Lawyer M. T. Briscoe, OF Fort
Smith, was here on business Wednes-
day.
DR. Jos. Coffman is out looking
up a location in the Indian Terri
tory,
Hal w. Flick and family are visi-
ting relatives and old friends in Har-
rison.
The average man is either too
brilliant or too stupid to become
famous.
Misses Jimmie Magness and
Edith Cantrell, of Lead Hill, are IN.
the city visiting.
Society is that state where moth
ers and grandmothers play children's
games, and give prizes, for them.
Harry Basore and his sister
Maude. of Kingston, visited Har-
rison friends the first of the week.
Judge ]. W. Black, of YellNille,
spent several days attending. to
legal business in Harrison this week.
DIR. J.. r. Potts, of Bellefonte, at
tended the meeting of the county
Pension examining board Wednes-
day.
"A good many men 90 to church
out of respect for their wives, and
expect to be saved for the same
reason.
Prosecuting Attorney !. M.
Shinn, of Jasper has been spending
some time this week with Boone
county friends.
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. King, who
have been with us during the past
winter returned to their home at
Lincoln, Neb., this week.
Meal Dodd, of Dodd City, who
WIS with us portion of the week,
reports two railroad surveying
cbrps at work in the vicinity of his
town
Sam Bradley has accepted posi-
ton with the New York Racket
when he will make a speciality of
taking care of Country Produce
trade.
Horace Poyner has resigned the
local agency for Hill, Fontaine &
Co., and will relieve himself gener-
ally of business cares in time to start
in with the boys on the 18th.
-Mesdames W. F. Gordon, ! K.
Newman, ], T. Hopper and W. B.
Morton, accompanied by Chester
Murphy and Edgar Morton, spent
several days fishing on Long creek
this week.
Elisha Briggs, who has been
working at the painters trade All
Wagner, |. r., the past eight years,
has returned to Harrison to stay,
and is warmly welcomed by host
of relatives and old friends. They
all come back.
Ed Quarles, of Fayetteville, for
merly a Corporal in Company K.
leaves this week for the Klondyke
country. We have special reasons
for hoping that Ed will be successful,
and come back loaded down with
gold or its equivalent.
John Walker, one of Boone's
noblest young men, who is studying
medicine with Dr. Hale at Valley
Springs, was among our callers
Monday. He reports his mother,
widow of the late W. E. Walker, as
scomfortably fixed on a fine farm
fnear Alvord, Texas.
Having attached himself to the
working force of the new Winner
railroad, Mr. F. P. Phillips of the
Southern Hotel has sold his interest
in that establishment, and will leave
next week for Buffalo City. He will
Sprobably have charge of the stone
donstruction work.
Mas. 0. Nicholson. Jr. formerly of
HarrSon, who graduated with hon
or at the Memphis College on the
9th ult., and is now full fledged
M. D., returned to Lead Hill this
week and will locate there perman-
emily He is bright young man and
we predict for him a useful and
prosperous future.
Rev. Stanhope will deliver q SER
les of sermons at the NJ E. Church
on the strength and weakness of
the present day ciyilization.p The
first of the series will be delivefed'
next Sunday night, and each suns
day evening service through the
month of May will be devoted to
this theme. Special music will be a
feature of this service.
A S, A. Hazlebaker, real estate
dealer and {. c. Luccock, mining
contractor, of Dodd City, were
among our callers the first of the
week. They say with recent devel-