The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1900-03-24
LOCAL

Circuit court at Clinton, Val
Buren, county, this week
Attorney A. K. Barr, of Marshall
has moved to Bay City, Tex.
Ed Simpson is doing some alb
ktracting in Newton County thi.
week. 4
MIR. Connerly has the founda
ton completed for an addition tt
his Hotel,
1t looks little as if our Rea
Estate men might make the Rea
Estate Exchange live,
! DIR. ]. c. Cohen, who was callec
to Joplin some two weeks ago OF
professional business, returned yes
terday,
Mr.. w. T. Horton who was
operated on last week for appendices
tbs last Friday is now well on the
road to recovery.
Quarterly meeting at NJ. E.
Church, South, first Sundavin April
Preaching At 4 a, m, and 7;30 p. m
by the presiding elder,
&c, Duncan, ofJoplin, Mo, who
has the contract for the erection o
the l.. A. Safer business house is here
land will commence work at once.
All Joblin, agent for Hill, Fon.
taine Commission Co., of st. Louis
is here this week looking after their
interests in Boone and Newton coun,
ties
&C. M. Greene, A. b. Andrews and
F. M. Lamberton, represented the
republicans of Boone county at the
State convention in Little Rock this
week.
*. L. Estes who was suddenly
called to Yellville last week to see
his Brother Ambrose who was very
sick returned Monday and reports
his brother as much better
7 C. W. Cocker, formerly of Harri-
son but now one of Lead Hills lead
ing merchants, gave us a pleasant
call Tuesday. He reports bright
prospects for a railroad down that
way.
= DIR. T. A. Cave and J. L. Rogers,
of Kansas, both relatives of our
Judge d. W. Gave, arrived here this
week and will probably locate with
us permanently. They have exten-
sive investments in mineral lands
hereabouts. -
Vim NJ Duncan, president of the
Citizens Bank of Eureka Springs
passed through town this week on
his way back from the mines be-
low here, where he had been to show
some Boston parties a portion ofour
mineral field.
Attorney 6. !. Crump returned
c. =. E,rcl,os opfinSs wncre ne hau
been to attend a meeting of the
stockholders of the St. Louis &
North Arkansas railroad. He thinks
everything is moving just as well as
could be expected,
\ Mr.. T. D. Randall, a prominent
commission merchant of Chicago,
arrived in Harrison Tuesday, and
will spend some time looking over
our mineral fields. He already has
extensive mine investments in Colo
tado and Wyoming.
w. o. Fain, who has most eff
GENTLY filled the position of County
Surveyor during the past two years,
is announced as a candidate for re-
election. Mr. Fain is a young man
whose qualifications as gentleman,
democrat and surveyor are alike
first class, and our people will doubt
less show their appreciation of his
past services by giving him the nom
nation without opposition.
Vim. W. Hudson; whose an
nouncement as candidate for sheriff
appears in this issue, has spent his
life in Boone county, and is wei
known to our people as a stalwart
Democrat and a man capable anc
tireless in the discharge of duties, Ell
Their of private or public character
He has served our people twice a:
assessor and for some four years a:
deputy sheriff, in both cases acquit
ting himself in such manner as t.
demonstrate that the duties of these
positions may be efficiently discharg
ed without friction and to the salts
faction of all. He will make an ex
cellent officer, if elected.
Charles w. Pierce whose an
nouncement as a CANDIDATE for as
SCISSOR appears in this issue, is I
young man who by determined effor
has overcome unusual difhcultie
and, although a cripple, has not on
ly sustained himself respectfully Blu
secured a good education He ha
never been honored by public trus
heretofore, but promises if the peopl
so favor him this time, to leave n,
stone unturned in convincing then
that he Is not only worthy but wei