The Harrison times., 1900-11-24
PERSONAL.

Rev. s. c Stanhope is visiting
trends in Carroll county this week.
Mrs Hettie Penn is recovering
from a severe attack OF pneumonia.
w. T. Moore, of the TINES force
Is suffering light attack oftyphoid-
DR.. !. w. Pollard, of Bellefonte.
spent Il few hours with Harrison
friends Wednesday last.
Mrs. Donna Baker is arranging
to erect a neat cottage just north OF
DR.. 7. E. Andrews residence. =
Mrs. L. Spain, a sister of our
townsman, J. E. SigmOn, died last
Sunday morning after a long illness.
Mr.. E. c. Cooper and Miss Mary
Warren, both of Denver Ark. were
married at the residence of the brides
parents last Sunday.
I Mr.. and Mrs A B. Cory expect
to start soon for Little Rock to
spend the winter with their son and
daughter in that city.
Mrs. w. L. Downing left Tuesday
to Join her husband at Dallas, Texas.
4 host of Harrison friends regret
very much to lose her
EOliver Olson, builder and con-
tractor from Detroit Mich, is looking
at our town and country with Il
view to locating.
-Rev. ]. NJ Hughey will have
charge of the NJ. E. Church South,
at this place the ensuing year. Rev.
Pierce Merrill has been returned as
presiding elder Of this district.
Harvey AtchiSOn who was mar
ried recently to Miss Minnie Dodson.
of Newton county, came In from the
mines this week long enough to al
low his friends to congratulate him.
Attention is called to the card OF
Dentrst ]. D. Hannah, of Bellefonte
in this issue Dr. Hannah is former
ly of Webb City, Mo. and has had
years of successful experience in his
profession.
"A reunion of the family of our
townsman Mr. !. Marrs has been
arranged for the coming Thanks
giving Already two sons from Chi
.-aoO have arrived, and the family
ooks for sNo-al more of the broth
rs and sisters in early ,.-- 49, week.
Joseph Gilbert. treasurer andl
manager of the Tar Kiln Mining Co,
returned this week from a visit to
MS Rhode Island home He saws
work is to be pushed INCREASINGLY by
nis company, and that the purchase
Of a reduction plant has been arrang-
I'd for 4
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Mills have
the sympathy of all in the loss of
their little daughter Ora, who died
Of pneumonia Wednesday last after a
painful illness of eight weeks; aged
Is months. Mr.. Mills requests us to
thank the ncighbors and citizens
for their kindness and at
-en tion during his babys Illness
Rev w. D. Vaughan, who visi-
ted the school of T. w. Ruble, in the
Union District last week, says that
is certainly a model in its class,
FOrtv-five students are in attend
lnce, and the hearty cooperation of
the students with the teacher Is Civ
ng such progress as is rarely seen
outside OF the high branches of the
larger schools.
%. Bower, editor of the North
Arkansas Mining Review returned
Tuesday from three a weeks trip to
Joplin and vicinity where he found
much to encourage him as to the
lines Due to his absence the Review
NAV be DELAYED somewhat in its next
ssue. but will be full of the matter
which our mining people like to
read.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Morris and
family and Miss Jimmie Gray LETT
Sunday for Sapulpa, l. T., where
they will make their future home
Mr. Morris has the franchise for a
telephone exchange to be established
at once in that thriving little city;
and knowing his ability in that line
friends in Harrison feel confident
that Charley will soon be prospering
ID his new home.
Mrs. Gibson, ,nYidow of the la ;,
! K. Gibson. died at her ! Ohio~ i
Harrison on Sunday last after lin
gerlng illness of several months She
was the Oldest member of our Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, and
during the thirty years of her resi-
dence here was known and beloved
by all as noble, christian woman,
devoted to her family, and earnest
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