The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1901-12-28
PERSONAL.

/. {. Tyson is visiting his moth
ef in Texas.
-Gras, the tailor. left us for thu
, west this week.
Y H. E. Cole is expected home from
: Cleveland, Ohio. to-day.
Druggist Hamilton is visiting
his family at Leper, No.
i Jas. Adams and wife. of Morrill,
ton, spent the holidays with friends
here.
Merchant W, F. Gordon left
Thursday for a business visit to St
Louis.
-Ex- Senator A. F. Casey, of Box
ley rounded up business in Harrisop
Yesterday,
Gordon Lewis, OF Berryvilld
spent the holidays here with his I'm
Gle Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Ritchey
spent Christmas with relatives at
Fittsburg, Kansas.
Cd. A. ]. Warren, Of Rock Val
ley, Ia, is again shaking hands with
his many friends here. Z
Y Geo. Smith, Harrison's popular
ealored barber. returned Thursday
4 from n tour OF middle Arkansas.
Miss Lillian Eoff, who is attend
ing the Maddox Sem nary at Little
Rock, came home to spend the holt
days
MIR. Will Jones and Miss Hattie
Keef were married Christmas night
in Harrison, Rev Joseph Armitage
officiating,
Mrs. !. c. Murray returned Mon
day from a months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Campbell,
at St. Louis.
-Hon. l.. L. Coffman. who was IN
town Thursday. saws that he is al.
ready in the field as candidate for
state senator.
Miss 0lena Webb, our lady mine
promoter, left forSt. Louis Yesterday
after week spent looking up bust
ness hereabouts.
Ernest Wilson and family arriy.
ed Yesterday from Eufaula, |. L, to
spend few weeks with relatives
and friends here
Bert Patterson is here from
Springfield, Mo-, and will remain
throughout the Holidays with his
mother and many friends.
W. E. White. of Longten, kas,.
shipped sixty head of cattle from
this country to his home this week,
where he will winter them.
I Mrs. las. Waddill, hostess at the
Thateh Cottage, Eureka Springs.
was taken with neuralgia of the
heart Tuesday and died in few mo-
ments.
Harry Redue, the enterprising
proprietor OF the New York Racket
store, won the handsome table
coverlet" at Mrs. MitchelPs Mill
merry Bazaar.
Prof. ]. {. Eaton, who was
among our callers Thursday in
forms us" that the new seats and fur
nrture for the Bellefontc School build
ling have arrived and will be in place
ready for the opening of the school
next Monday. I
-Drs. Frank Kirby and OrphuS
York, medical students at St. Louis
Hodgen Kirby, student at the STATE
University at Fayetteville; Troy
Pace, of Oklahoma, and Frank HAIRS
ris, of Springfield, spent the holidays
with home folks at Harrison.
Mr.. Sam Dennis, the popular
young salesman at Cotfman x Bal
ley's, was married here on Christ
mas eve to Miss Lou E. Kerr, one OF
Valley Springs most popular young
ladies. For the present they will
make their home with Writ Barley.
Prof. G. E. Harris, the violinist,
has about concluded to take class
in Harrison, and those desiring to
learn the violin will ind him just
the man they need. He is stopping
at the Joplin Hotel where he will be
pleased to meet all those interested.
Prof w. Roe Jones, late of tlfe
Norman High School, Norman, Md,
has been elected first assistant IN
our Harrison Schools and will take
charge of his department ON Mon
day next. Mr.. Jones comes to Us
highly recommended, has had four
years experience, brings first grade
certificate from his home state amp
will doubtless prove valuable addR
ton to our faculty.
After three years of faithful and
effective service with the Baptist
Church OF this city, Rev. M. NJ
Smith has accepted call to the pas
torate of the church at Monett, Mo.
and will leave next week for his new
home there. An evidence ofhis gooc
york is found in the fact that fifty
r four new members have been added