The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-01-16
PERSONAL.
p, E. WashBurn. Of Enid, Okla,
is the new ieweler at Glines


w. 2. Moore is back on tn,
TIMES force after a month spent al
Eureka.
p. p. Kirkpatrick, of Alpena,
was looking after business in Harri-
son yesterday.
Geo, West, of Eureka, now rep,
resenting the N. Y. Life Ins. Co, was
looking after business here yester-
day.
Editor Mason, of the Banner.
was called to the Indian Territory
Tuesday by the serious illness of his
father.
Miss Flora Armitage, who has
been teaching at Omaha, leaves to-
day to accept position in one of
the Little Rock schools,
S. {. Turnbo was a caller at the
TIMES office yesterday on his way
home from a visit to his daughters
in the Indian Territory,
"A, B. Trimble bought the Wal
ter Wilson residence in Woodland
Heights addition Tuesday. Geo. ".
O'Neal negotiated the deal.
Hon. ]. c. Floyd, whose candi-
dacy for Congress is being favorably
received throughout the district,
spent the first of the week with Har-
rison friends.
N w. Fellows, of the Fellows
Lumber Co., moved to Berryville
this week, to take charge of the com
pany's business there Berryville
people will find him a thorough-go-
ing young business man.
f-Wm. Keener, of Keener, spent
the first of the week looking after
business before the Land Office He
says his town keeps right on grow
ling, and that 4 combined Canning
Factory, Saw Mill and Planning Mill
Is to be established there soon.
All Johnson returned Thursday
from Joplin, Mo, where he was try
ing the position of cashier for Ar
mour & Co. He was not entirely
pleased with the work, and Joplin is
too far away from Harrison and its
attractions to suit All permanently.
"A little girl came last Saturday
morning to gladden. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Weleh. The many
friends of Mrs. Olena Webb Weleh
over the section will be pleased to
know that she has found still anoth-
er way to build up and advance
North Arkansas.
Hugh Stockton, formerly with
the Citizens Bank has gone to Neva-
da, Mo, where he has a position
with the Bank Of AAvada. He is a
bright, Industrious hnd Trustworthy
young man, and friends here will
confidently look fe his advancement
in his new home.
F. M. Garvi Eceived a telegram
Thursday anqRI ling the death Of |
Ind a+ Iampstoyn Nf " 1an";lle
1904. Col Derby was appointed
to Ching during Cleveland's |
first term and WIS retained in that |
position for four tten Years.
-Lowery MCPHERSON, Newton |
county's brilliant young lawyer and
man. has been recon-
mended by his coanty committee for
republican presidential elector of
this district. His selection would be
a proper recognition of one of the
brigh, est and best republicans of the
section
Mr.. !. F. White has retired from
the editorship of the Harrison Re
publican and is succeeded by Stanley
Crandell In retiring Mr.. White
SAYS, 81 have not had the support
from the Christian element of the
community that had hoped for,
and deem it for the best interests of
the paper and party to retire"
Judge William L. Moose, of Nor
rillton, was here this week in the in
terest of his candidacy for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court. He is
serving his second term as Circuit
Judge, has had extensive experience
as a lawyer, and promises if elected
to do his share toward relieving the
congested condition of business in
Supreme Court,