The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-01-09
PERSONAL.

Col D. n. Fullbright, of Valley
Springs, spent Monday with Harri;
son friends.
| Estate Senator Ben McFerrin was
Admitted to the bar during Jasper
court this week.
Mrs. J. Il Jackson, of Berryville,
his spending the week here with her
daughter Mrs. 0ren Jenkins.
| J. T. Kerley, of Chickasaw, I. T.,
was here this week to visit his faith
er, W, G. Kerley, after an absence OF
ten years.
| bud Elzey went to Marshall this
week to assist IN topping off the new
store buildings of S. f. Hollabaugh
hnd ]. W. Smith.
IA-Thos. L. Arnold has connected
| himself with the law firm of Pace &
Pace, and will be their resident rep
resentative at Marshall.
! EJoseph cardwell, of Ashland,
Wis, bought the General Pass farm
Of 166 acres, near Batavia, through
Clark & Warning this week
Lafayette Eoff left for Little
Rock Wednesday where he will re-
main for some time looking after his
candidacy for State Auditor
Mrs. Amanda Macy, of South
Dakota, is visiting her sister herr.
Mrs. B. M. Estes. She is also a sis
ter of the late A. S. Layton, OF Yellz
vile, and her former home was in
this country.
Setting in their buggy at the
gate of Rev. Isaac Davis Sunday
evening Mr.. Vim. Byrum and Miss
JUNE Williams were united in matri-
mony. They went at once to Mr..
Byrum's farm near Elmwood.
Miss Florence Woolley, OF. our
High School faculty had the misfort-
une to burn her eye Wednesday even
ing with curling iron. The injury
was severely painful, but it is under
stood that her sight will not be inn
paired.
AT the recent meeting of the re-
| publican state committee T. W.
johnson, of Harrison, was iecom-
mended for the position as superin-
Itendent Of FL construction of our
Nc, trnment building to be erected
| This year. The selection is a good
one in every respect.
Henry Roehier, the jeweler, went
to Marshall last week; r. l.. Groom
will follow soon, and the two will
have charge of the Glines Jewelry
! business at that town. Mr. and
Mrs T. F. Glines are visiting rela-
tives here this week before leaving
for Cotter where Mr.. G. will open a
Jewelry Store at once.
Hon. B B. Hudgins, president of
the state railroad commission, spent
several days with friends here. He
has an opponent for reelection
Mayor Doolev, of Little Rock,-but
this need give him no uneasiness
throughout the counties of North
Hudgins as a matter Of course up
this way.
DIR. ]. L. Reich, of Evelto ton, was
up this week attending the annual
meeting of the Reich Telephone Co.
The same officers were reelected,
and arrangements made for many
extensions of the line. This COM
pany has over 200 miles of lines in
operation, with exchanges at Ever
ton, St. Joe and Leslie, and connec-
tions all over North Arkansas.
Hon. ]. Sam Rowland, Boone's
able representative in the last legis-
lature is announced this week as a
candidate for reelection. His rec
ord has been a clean as well as earn
est one, and we can see no reason
why our people should desire other
wise than retain his services for next
session. His reelection will not only
be a guarantee of faithful, honest
representation for the county, but a
continuance of the distinction of
having our delegate stand head and
shoulders above his colleagues in the
legislature.
We call attention to the announce
ment in this issue of Walker ]. Wat
kins, who is a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of County Clerk.
He is young man of unquestioned
character, has discharged his duties
faithfully as well as efficiently dur
ing his incumbency, and it is
not likely that there will be any
opposition to his receiving the
endorsement of a second term.
The selection of such men as Mr..
Watkins for responsible positions
has given strength to the democracy
of the county, and the party is to be
complimented upon its good judg-
ment in such instances.
Writing to the Arkansas Metho-
dist, Rev, Lee Bearden, pastor ofour
M. Z. Church South says, Bishop
Hoss appointed me to Harrison sta
ton at the recent session of the Ar
kansas conference. My family and