The Harrison times., 1901-03-23
PERSONAL.

w H. Cecil is in St Louis buy
ing his 81 ring stock.
Mr.. Barton Smith returned this
week from visit TO Oklahoma.
II John Mason, of Gordon's force,
has gone to St. Louis Oh business.
\ Mrs. B. D. Woodmancy, of Min
neapohsr Mimi, is visiting Mrs ].
NJ Ward.
Timber Agent Schlierholtz is
around looking savage at our lum-
Der men.
% W. Campbell, of Washburn,
Mo-, was among our callers the first
of the week
Henry Woodward, formerly of
Harrison, died at his home in Yell
Vile last week
-Chas. H Lombard is erecting a
neat cottage just north of F NJ.
Garvin sy-~"il<--~-..-r
DR. r. J. Pierce, # George,s
Iieek' had business at or.- L. S.
Land office Wednesday.
M. V. Lightburn, formerly of,
Harrison, is to be one of Green For
est's alderman next wear.
Mrs E. B. Harvey, wife OF the
wel[known hotel proprietor, of
Marshall, died this week.
George Crump, Jr.. who has
been seriously i'll for some time, is
thought to be out of danger.
W r. Sneed and wife, of Usage.
Oarroll county, visited the family of
Chas. ). Denton the first ofthe week.
Phil Moore, our former mine
and real estate dealer, is in the mer
camille business at Hennesse Okla.
Airs DR. Hickerson. of North
carolina, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs X r. King, and mother, Mrs. |
K. B. Weaver
Married, at the residence of Rev. |
Smith, Monday evening, Mr.. Roscoe
MarrS and Miss Minnie Clark. both |
of CarrOllton.
Mrs. Annie Moore went to Har-
rlson tuesday, where she will pur-
chase her spring stock of millinery
Newton Herald.
Miss Fannie Weaver had the
honor of pulling the cord which blew
the first locomotive whistle in the
town of Harrison.
Phil Daugherty, the well known
Failroad surveyor, has charge of one
OF the Engineer Corps running the
line of the Morning Star Railroad
LION zimmerman, was fined $50
tor carrying a pistol Wednesday,
and held on bond of S4OO on the
charge of stealing $500 from ". c. |.
Byrum
r Hulen has three car loads
>Jver tilc new fEstJroetcl, est,>y,.<,-as~-be
nesday next.
Capt w. w. Bailey came near
loosing his eye last week and had it
operated upon. He is getting along
nicely; however. and will probably \
fully recover his sight. 4
C. ". Price, of Linton, dropped
in Wednesday with substantial
evidence that the Boone county
farmer with anything to sell need notY
owe the printer-or any other man. /
Vim. H. Fellows, of Springfield,
Mo-, so long manager of our Elec-
trio Light plant. is here looking after
business interests, and may conclude
to make his home with us once
more.
Ed Hamilton, of Wynn, Ark, ar
rived here this week aud will be as
sociated with his brother at the new
drug store Cf Hamilton & Co. He
is registered pharmacist and thor
oughly up to date in his business.
Capt. ]. NJ. Bailey, at one time
a leading citizen of Boone county,
but now of Coleman, Texas, delight
ed his many friends by dropping in
on them yesterday. 1t has been
eleven years since he left us, and he
expects to spend week or more re-
newing acquaintance and enjoying |
the scenes of his former activities |
hereabOuts.
The Bellefonte Bargain Store has
just received a large stock of the Gel |
ebrated all wool and all wool filling
Mayheld pants and suits for men, |
youths and boys Call and see this
stock, and you will go no further.
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Hotel Arrivals.
PARK:-I. l.. Middleton, Jessi,
Middleton, L. Middleton, Salem, Ill;
w. II. Rattenberg, A. Carr, NJ. 3.
Carr, w B. Jones, w. H. Lewis, T.
Shore, St Louis, Mo; J. W. Good
Cedar Rapids, Ia; Fred Kaughman,
H. Hatfield, Fl. Smith, Ark; w. S,
Tunentein, Carthage. Mo; J. c.
Shackleford, K. City, Mo; S. Moore,
Springfield, Mo.
CONNERRLY:-O. ". Campbell,
Washbourn, Mo; S. ". Moore, Lev
enworth, Kans.; E. J. Rhodes, Spring
field Mo: A w HaQer Toledo n