The Harrison times., 1903-08-08
PERSONAL,

DIR. E. S. Fowler and lady have
returned to their home at Spring
field, ILL.,, for the summer
C H. Redeau, formerly of the
New York Store, has purchased the
Lum Wynn farm near Batavia
Asst. Cashier c. E. Wilson, of
the Peoples Bank, visited Yellville
and Mountain Home last week.
Miss HuddlestOn, of Rush, and
Miss keenev, of Fayetteville, are
spending few DAYS in Harrison
Mrs. c. T. Burch, of Eureka
Springs, is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs J. G Ross and her sister, Mrs.
Dart.
DR. Cline, of The Maddox Semi
nary, Little Rock, was here this
week looking up patronage for his
school.
While there is so much getting
religion" going on, the world would
be better off to have more doing re-
ligion.
C w. Sheppard has purchased
the saw mill of Cochran & Son, near
keener, and will go into the lumber
business
A Wunderlich returned Monday
from a visit to his old home at Par
sons, Kansas. His daughter accom-
panied him.
1t is understood that Prof w.
H. Watkins, the new principal of
our school, Will move to Harrison
with his family next week.
H. l.. Cross, formerly of the Ben
tonville Sun, was here this week on
his way to Cotter, where he will
open a general merchandise store.
"A l.. Patterson, the genial repre-
sentative of Fritz Bros. cigars was
in town Monday long enough to
supply our merchants with their
popular brands.
"A woman near this town who
looked mad enough to bite nail in
two during married life, is becoming
noted for sweet sunny expression
since she became a widow
flames ". Hill, former proprietor
of the Crescent Livery Stable and
the Telephone exchange at Eureka
Springs, died at his home in that
city Thursday He has been in fail
ing health for several years.
Ell Jernigan, now farming in the
Choctaw Nation, is here with his
children visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs ]. W. Andrews. We
are glad TO learn that he is we'll
pleased and prosperous in his new
home.
Prof. ]. H. Caldwell is preparing
to move his family to his new home
at Prairie Grove Our people will
regret very much so lose him; he has
proved himself to be a good citizen
and a high-toned gentleman as we'll
as frst-class teacher.
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our High School faculty, but during
the past year in charge Ofthe schools
at ChOteau, l. T, is here with his
family visiting relatives. He has al
ready been employed to continue the
work next year at ChOteau.
Mrs. o. w Watkins and family
have gone TO St. Joseph, Mo, where
they expect to make their future
home. This family has lived In this
city for 20 years and has many
warm friends here who regret their
departure. Eureka FLashHght
DIR. L. Kirby was hurried to
Marshall by special train last Satur-
day to attend the son of Hon. Jack
Henley who had his skull fractured
by being thrown from a horse AT
last accounts the Young man was
doing well, and it is likely he will re-
cover
Geo. A Miller, of Sparta, Hi
nOis, came in Tuesday, and will
spend some time looking after min
ing interests in this and adjoining
counties He and his brother, Chas.
Miller, who was killed by Jno. Blair,
owned lands in several of the dis
trictS
Prof ]. c. Eaton, of Checotah,
l. T, came in last week to visit his
mother who has been quite sick at
at the home of her daughter near
Elm Wood. 1t is understood that
Prof. Eaton is considering an offer
TO again connect himself with the
BellefOnte school, where he has so
successfully labored in the past, and
host of Boone county friends hope
She may conclude to return.
We copy the following notice
concerning the marriage of former
Harrison girl from the Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich, Evening News:
Pred S. Hardy, of De Tour, and
Edna r. Lyon, of Grand Ledge, were
married at the parlors of the Belvi-
dere, last night by Justice Shepley.
Mr. Hardy is one of De Tours most
prominent citizens and is justice OF
the peace of that town, also. Miss