The Harrison times., 1901-02-09
PERSONAL.

I'm other at Springfield, Mo.
\ g. w Penn spent the first of the
weck IN Newton County.
Horace G. Poynor is visiting
legislative friends at Little Rock. a..
DIR. Berry Vance returned to hi.
home at Checotab, l. T., Monday.
! MAJ. ]. P. Clendenin welcomed a
new boy to his family on Monday
last.
I John O'Connell has returned
from visit to his family at Pine
Bluff.
Edgar Morton, son of the Post
master, has succeeded Frank Wom-
ack as delivery clerk.
Merchant l. A. Trentham, OF
| Berrvville. has recovered from a very
severe attack of small pox.
MIR. and Mrs. Garland Denton
were IN the city visiting this week,
the guests of Chas. Denton.
*. +. King went to Pro Tenn,
Mo, yesterday to visit his mother,
who is reported dangerously ILL.,
}. w. Morris, representing the
Mosler Safe Co, spent Wednesday
hguring on burglar proof safes with
Cur bankers.
Harry Basore, of Kingston, was
here yesterday looking for a vacant
residence. He thinks of returning to
Harrison.
w. M. Simms, who has been
looking after mining interests here
for several weeks, left for St. Louis
Wednesday,
--Chas Reynolds and Lee Robinson,
two prominent citizens of Bellefonte,
were buried last Saturday with
masonic honors
Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Baker
will leave next week for St. Louis,
where they will purchase their
spring stock of goods
%Prof NJ !. Russell has resigned
/the principalship of the Jasper school
to take his old place in the faculty
of the Eureka High School.
Y Fred Boles, of the Ozark Zinc
Co, passed through Wednesday, on
his way to visit some of his COM
Npany's mines in Newton county.
0Nfck Watkins and Neal Dodd. of
Dodd City, spent the first of the
week looking after business in the
metropolis of the Arkansas zinc field
Ed. Bridwell, of Dodd City,
spent the first of the week in Harri-
son. He says his city hopes for
big boom when the railroad reaches
here
It. B. Lawrence and family, SON
in law of c r. Capps. of this place,
left Thursday for Seattle, Wash,
where they will make their future
home.
I-Surveyor F. L. Hamilton, of
iMaumee, has been busy here this
week establishing the lines of valu-
able real estate which is changing
hands.
"A. B. Stoval has accepted a
clerkship with T. w. Johnson, where
he will be pleased to meet all of his
old friends; also to form new ac-
quaintances.
Receiver Tno A. Bunch has been
directed by the Court to sell the
property of the Ozark Telephone
Company, to meet the indebtedness
of the company.
IN. D. Vance, of Springdale,
stent several days this week with
bis brother here, DR.. B. !. Vance,
/wno is reported some better after a
uoeo illness OF appendicitis.
George Crump, Jr., who was
mentioned last week as being on his
way home from South Africa, arriv-
ed Tuesday, but bad cold has kept |
him housed up since his arrival.
-Messrs. J. w. Blankinship and
Moses Mccormick, of fancy county,
Mo, were among our visitors yes
terday. They say every shot brings
mineral up their way these days.
Mr.. Jno. r. Lewis and Miss
Elizabeth W. Tacey was married at
the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Tacey on last Satur-
day evening. Rev. Hughey oflciat-
ed.
Mrs. Lou Aycock, of Tecumseh,
l. T.. passed through here Monday
on her way to Lead HILL She has
been divorced from her husband, c.
F. Aycock, and was returning to the
home of her father
Mrs. Crockett, the aged mother
of Will and Charley Crockett, of
Carrollton, died on Monday of last
week, aged 81 years. Mrs. Crockett
conducted the Crockett House at
Carrollton for number of years.
You can laugh at folks a sneezing
Till their eyes and nose are red;
You can mock the nasal breathing
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