The Harrison times., 1901-02-16
PERSONAL.
)-Johu Jones is on a visit to reIa-
t1ves in Kentucky.

new Depot wagon yard.
y Hon. T. E. Garvin, of Evansville
Ind. is visiting his son here this
4 week.
Rev. A. ]. Taylor is arranging to
build dwelling in the west part ot
/ town.
County Surveyor, VIM. Fain, OF
Lead Hill, was IN town the first OF
the week.
| Mrs. King, Sr., who has been Sc
riously i'll at Protein, Mo, is report
ed some better.
Miss Louise Tacey who has been
quite sick of pneumonia for the past
few weeks is cOnvalescing.
/ Richard Fancher and family, col
lored, have all recovered from the
small pox and are out again.
Capt. w A. Greever, of Car
thage, Mo. was here several days
last week looking after business
1/-Joseph Sigmon is building a two
lstory residence in the south part OF
town on the old Whitney property.
R. NJ. Fellows is erecting three
] small residences in Woodland
Heights addition south of the creek
u Elder G. W. Leonard of Benton
Ttonville, Ark. will preach at the
| Christian church tomorrow at IL
and at night.
Editor o. Bower, of the North
Arkansas Mining Review, has been
confined to his bed for week with
an attack of lagrippe.
Mr.. w. N Allen, of Yellville, and
Miss Claudia McClelland, of Ola the.
| Kansas, were married at the resi-
dence of S. A. Thurston, last Sun
day, Rev. S. l.. Hogan officiating.
George Crump, Jr., has our
thanks for a handsome specimen of
that peculiar mineral, Asbestos,
which he carried with him all the.
way from South Africa.
las. Tate, of North Boone, drop
ped in on us Monday with some fine
specimens OF lead and zinc recently
taken out of the Dickson property,
21. 21, 21. In the course OF TWEEN
ty loot cut made there last week,
galena, low grade carbonate and
zinc were found.
The following new telephones
have been added to the Harrison
Telephone Exchange this week. Put
them on your card:
81. G. w. Huddleston, Grocery.
81 X. T. Knight, Res.
1. T. H. Dunn, Res.
90. s. A. Thurston, Res.
Manager G. w Chase, of the
Morning Star Mine, passed through
Harrison Thursday on his way to
Chicago, where it is reported tnal
action will be taken next week on a
proposition for the sale of this well
known property to a corporation
amply able to own and operate it.
After month of waiting in
hopes that an operation would not
be necessary it was decided on Mon
day last to operate upon DR.. B. J.
Vance for appendicitis and all of the
physicians of the city were at the
bedside to render such assistance as
might be necessary. The operation
was successful in every respect, and
the Doctor has steadily improved
ever since.
After three weeks spent looking
after development work in the Lead
Hill and Dodd City zinc districts,
MIR. Geo w. Lipe, of Council Bluffs,
Ia, left for home yesterday, but eX-
poets to return on the first train in
April next. His company has exten-
sive claim holdings in the districts
mentioned and are working them
continously-in some instances with
| verv fiattering results.
Good ziuc was shown up last
week on the Baby Elephant where
operations under the supervision of
S. M. Rogers, formerly of Joplin,
Mo-, have been in progress for some
time Mr.. r. grows more enthusias-
tic concerning our zinc as he extends
his practical experience Some sam
piles from the Evening Star, of the
same vicinity, which he had assayed
in Joplin recently shows &c per cent
zinc.
S. A Hazlebaker, of Dodd City,
passed through Wednesday evening
on his way to Kansas where he will
spend several weeks Concerning
mining operations down his way he
says that since mine owners and in
vestors generally feel that the ques-
tion of transportation, the one great
difficulty, is nearing practical So
luton, much renewed interest is
manifest. This interest is shown in
new shafts and openings and in ma
chinery for operating mines.
Hotel Arrivals.
| CONNERLEY.
Chas. Lane, Georgia; J. MascEer, BIZ
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