The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1902-04-12
PERSONAL.

M. c, eantrell, of Lead Hill, is
preparing to move to Harrison.
&C. L. Lytle is out again after
several weeks illness OF pneumonia.
W, II. Num-, the new photog-
rapher from Springfield, arrived Sat
urday.
1T is thought Mrs. M. E. Bailey
is improving from her attack OF
pneumonia,
Ed Hammond, operated on for
appendicitis about three weeks ago,
is able to be out again,
It, R. cantrell. of Lead Hill, sold
his saw mill and lumber business to
Henry Redus last week, !
Il. II. Self, OF Valley Springs,
was prominent figure at the county
convention last Saturday,
Mrs. E. J. Hickok lett Thursday
to Join her husband at Kansas City
where they will make their future
home.
u. S. Marshal Stahl was in town
Tuesday looking after the detail of
the establishment ofHarrisons U. S.
Court.
Rev. J. M. Walker, the new Bap-
fist minister, returned last week
from Tennessee and entered upon his
regular work Sunday.
r. F. Dirst, formerly of Dodd
City, will handle mines and mineral
lands hereafter. and make his heat
quarters at Harrison.
-Lowrey Mcpherson, Jasper's
wide. wake merchant and ex-politi-
clan, was over to the Burchitt leet-
ure Wednesday evening.
DIR. !. O. Nicholson returned
home at Lead Hill last Tuesday, al
ter taking in the Democratic conven-
ton and medical society,
J. {. Berry, of Western Grove,
gave us a call Tuesday on his way
to Kansas, where he has been WIN
tering n large herd OF cattle.
Mrs. Kate Major, of Pleasant
Hill, Mo. an aunt of Robt. Eddins,
of the TIMES force. has been spend
ing the past ten days visiting rela
tives and friends in this section
W. F. Mitchell of this city has
been appointed clerk of the Federal
Court at Harrison. Mr., Mitchell is
in every way qualified for the posi-
ton, and will make a hrst-class
clerk.
Albert E. Miller, representing
the well known Houck & Co. Music
house of Memphis and Little Rock
was in town Yesterday. He will
give some attention to our section
this summer.
-Barto, son OF our townsmau :.
w. Bradley, who had the misfortune
to lose his leg in a railroad accident
cut west recently, returned home
this week. Aside from the crutches
he looks better than when he left us
last year.
j. o. Michel the cashier of the
Peoples Bank of Harrison took
charge of the bank Monday, and
will move his family here from
Green Forest at once. He still re-
tains an active interest IN the Green
Forest Bank.
Prof. D. w. Edwards has been
added to the faculty of our High
School, succeeding Miss Maud Waits
in the 9th grade. The Professor
taught here many years ago, and
has host of warm friends amongst
our older citizens.
Mr.. S. r. Reese, of Dodd City,
spent the FIRST of the week in Harri-
son. He reports most encouraging
activity amongst the miners of his
district, and thinks that at least
two mills will join the producers
within the next sixty days. 1
First Baptist church, !. M. Walk
err, pastor. You are cordially invit-
ed to worship with us at the follow.
ing services: Sunday school, 9:45
a. M, DIR. J. l.. Sims, Supt Preach
ing services at II a M. also at s D.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45
p. M.
M. Wertheimer, of the firm of D.
Wertheimer & Co., Clothing and
Furnishing goods, returned Satur-
day from Chicago, where he has
been to buy spring clothing and
shoes for the Chicago Clothing
House on the West side. See their
advertisement in this issue.
N. T, Sporr, of St. Louis, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. M, E.
Latey and Miss Mary l.. Latey, and
DR.. |. l.. Mahan of St. Paul, MINI,
were in town yesterday on their
way to the new to wn of Kingdom
Springs, Marion county, where they
will spend some time looking alter
mining interests.
A party of Springfield, H., capi.
talists, under the guidance of
Messrs. Sargent and Seago, of the
Swansea Mining Co includinp