The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-01-05
PERSONAL.

-MFS. u. u. MITCHELL Is YislllllS
friends at Fayetteville.
Sheriff Eoh started to Fayette-
vile Thursday after John Blair
Mrs. Ernest Wilson, oiCheeotah,
|. T., is visiting relatives at this
place.
Mr.. c. D, Allison, OF St. Louis,
is here on a two weeks visit to his
family.
Marion Waits and Bill Byron
are buying stock to ship in Newton
county.
( Arch Stockton has about CONF
pleted his new residence, and is liv-
ing in it. =
Kelly King is quite sick again
this week, suffering from a relapse of
pneumonia,
Presley Glass and Miss Laura
Glass are now members of the firm
of Glass & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. !. Lanier re-
turned Thursday from their visit to
Forrest City, Ark.
w, p, Conley has taken posses
sion OF the Michel stock of goods,
and is closing it out,
L. Z. Mitchell, the Little Rock
store man, has moved with his fam
lily to Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Harvey Lewis and family
are visiting the home of her father,
Dr. Routh, at Batavia. -
!. E. Stenger has been in the
woods the last two weeks looking
after his mineral claims. -
r-B. B. EoH returned Thursday
9om St. Louis where he disposed of
i large shipment of stock.
! "A. J. Ritchey. of Pittsurg, Kas,,
is here visiting his father, who is
! recovering from recent stroke OF
paralysis.
| Nv. W. Beardeu, of Jasper, has
moved to Harrison and will go into
Rthe real estate business. He is ~
rustler, and we are glad to add him
>ts the list.
1t was reported in town yester-
day that Beal Goldman is down with
the small pox, but his case has not
sufficiently developed yet to verify
the report.
%. M. Bodie, formerly-ofthe Per-
ry, Okla Republican, came in on
Wednesdays stage and will spend
some time looking up location for
wide, awake newspaper.
Prof. ]. w Blankenship, of 0ma-
ha, who was in town on business
yesterday, reports excellent develop
ment work i'll progress at several Of
the mines in North Boone. i
Bert Taylor. who assaulted
Thos. Wooten with a knife some
time since, was adjudged guilty OF
aggravated assault, in ]. P. Court
last Monday, and fined 81 and costs.
John Bailess, of Cassvile, Mo,
promoter of the Acknowledgement
and Cassville- Exeter railroads,
passed through Harrison the first of
the week on his way to the Maumee
Mines.
"A little 5-year-old daughter OF
Engineer Durham of the Universal
Mill had her thumb and three fingers
blown off last Monday by the explo-
sion of a dynamite cap which she
h9d found and was playing with.
I Alex. Coffman, of Cottondale,
VTexas, brother to John H., L. L.
and w. w. Coffman, who went to
Texas some thirty years ago, is here
on a visit to his old home. 1t is 10
! years since his last visit to Boone
-Ex-State Senator A. F Casey,
of Newton county, was in to see us
Wednesday accompanied by his son
Charley, a bright boy who will be a
candidate for pages place in the
Senate at the converting of the legis-
lature on the 18th.
While locating claims near
Compton, Newton county, on the
night of the 31st John Mitchncr was
shot in the leg by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol. S, G. Baughman,
of Harrison, who was with him, al
so lost a finger by the same shot.
Mr.. Ed Baker, of Weir City,
Kansas, passed through Harrison
Monday on his way to the we'll
known Baker McGrath mines near
Boxley, Newton county. He hopes
that general conditions in 1901 will
make it profitable to work this
property extensively.
Prot A. d. Wray, Newton coun-
tvs resident mineralogist. paid us a
pleasant call Monday. Besides
knowing what he talks about in
mineral lines the Frof is one ofthose
cheerful enthusiasts concerning our
country's resources who always
leaves people feeling better than he
found them. Long life to all his
kind.
NuFs OF the Congdcn