The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-04-09
PERSONAL

w. rage returned TO Okla
homa Monday last.
4 Miss May Watkins has been as
sisting at the County Clerks office
this week.
VT. c. Dallhaus, of Buxton, ILL.,,
Eis here looking up fruit farm for a
kfuture home.
Mrs. ]. Y. Evans, of Springfield,
Mo-, is visiting the family of her son
here, Dr. Evans,
Carpenter G. M. Starrett is at
home again after several months
spent at Marshall.
L. L. Coffiman, of the State Land
office force, visited his family at
Bellefonte this week.
Martin Davis, in the insane asy-
lum from this county, died of tyl
phoid fever last week.
-Robt. E. Johnson, now a merl
chant at Omaha, visited old friends
here the first of the week.
Mrs. D. W. McIntuff, sister of
of Mrs DIR. Maxey, died at Marshall
last week of consumption.
Horace Tyson has gone to Mus
cogee, |. T., with view to the inau-
guration of mercantile enterprise
there.
Joe White, former proprietor of
the Republican, has added a new
girlto his family since moving to the
Indian Territory.
Lewis Allen and family, who
moved to Seattle, Washington, two
years ago, returned this week. They
like Arkansas better.
Our former townsman, II. {.
King, now agency directory of the
Security Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
is located at St. Louis for the pres
ent. f
Mr. and Mrs, J. w, Foster, ofSt. !
Joe, visited Harrison Thursday,
They report their town growing
rapidly, especially the plated site
about the depot. "A
j. p. Clendenin and J. E. Bar
nard have formed a partnership N
the real estate and investment buS-
ness, and can be found up stairs il
the Allison building.
Geo. B. Franks and family, late
of Whitehall, Montana, have decided
to make Harrison their future home,
and will reside at the Parker resi-
dence in the the west part of town.
Hon. ]. c. Floyd, of Yellville,
WAS here attending chancery court |
this week and incidently receiving
the congratulations of his friends
over his recent victory in the pri-
maries.
F. M. Garvn, referee in bank
ruptcy, made a trip to Eureka the
first of the week on business in con
nection with the bankrupt firm OF /
Davis & Meador. 1t is understood
the assets will almost redeem all /
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MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Red
wood, of Boston, Mass, came in on
Tuesday to visit their daughters,
Mrs. J. E. Barnard and Miss Red
wood. If favorably impressed with |
Harrison they expect to make |
it their future home, and will
occupy for the present the Wiley
Welch place on Pine street.
Capt. F. M. Claflin, of Eureka,
is here this week presenting the mer-
its as an investment of town lots in
the new town of Award, Oklahoma,
70 miles west of of Enid, and at the
junction of the Frisco and Santa Fe
railroads. The terms on which
these lots are offered are liberal
and many of our citizens think of
investing.
DR.. James T. Upton, one of the
leading practitioners of Mountain
Home, is in the city visiting his IA
Their, State Treasurer H. c. Upton.
He is a member of the board of Wis
itors to the Stale Medical College
from the Medical Society and will
attend the commencement exercises
of the college at the Capital Theater
on Friday He will then go to Chi
cago for a postgraduate course in
the Chicago Polyclinic.-Litte Rock
Democrat