The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-03-19
PERSONAL.

DIR. Henry Pace, of ST. Louis, is
here for a short visit with home
folks.
d. R. Eoff and ]. Q. A. speers
have dropped out of the race for As
SCISSOR,
Grin Jenkins welcomed the arriv-
al of the first girl at his home last
Friday.
M. A. Nelson has bought the
Lombard residence, on the hill north
of the square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lewis, OF
Berryville, have been visiting friends
here this week.
p. NJ. Garvin is able to be about
again after several weeks of suffer
ing with rheumatism. - q
F. S. Baker, of Eureka Springs,
is spending a few days with rela-
tives and old friends here.
Mrs. J. b. Crump has sufficient
ly recovered from her recent illness
to be able to visit Eureka this week.
Mrs. r. L. Cone, of Gather, died
at her home Monday. Her husband
and children have the sympathy of
all. @f7st.
W. S. Wadsworth, of Eureka
Springs, who has been i'll for some
time with consumption, is reported
dying,
Having finished teaching a term
of school at Yardelle, Newton coun-
ty, Miss Edith Mars is at home
again.
Harvey Atchisson, who dropped
in from Cave Greek, Wednesday, re-
ports another new boy added to his
family recently =.
Judge E. G. Mitchell, who has
been making speeches in Crawford
county, in the interest of Judge
Wood. returned Wednesday. -
"A little daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gadd, on Satur-
day night, at the home of the moth
er's parents, D. 6. Angus and wife,
&C. S. Denton and family left
Tuesday for Westville, |. T.. where
they will visit for a short time be-
fore taking up their permanent resi-
defiee at Mnseogee.
M. S. Sims, of Lick Branch,
north Boone, was among our callers
Tuesday. He says the principal po-
litieal interest out his way is in the
gubernatorial race.
-Messrs. A. B. Comstock, of Gay
lord, Mich, and John c. Scott, Chas
Wise, B. Scott and p. NJ Beckett,
ofVanderbilt, Mich, are here looking
up timber land. They will spend
several days next week in Newton
county.
Hon. B. B. Hudgins, president of
our State Board OF Railroad Com
missioners. came in Sunday to visit
his mother who has been quite sick
recently He left Monday for LIZ e
Rock, doubtless feeling that his cam
didacy for reelection in this section
would take care of itself.
/ Judge Vim. Keener came up Mon
day to file the plat of the new town
of Keener, which includes 100 acres
of the most beautifully situated land
on the headwaters ofSugar Orchard.
The town of Keener is growing fast,
and when the railroad reaches it,
will be one of the thriving little cit
lies of the zinc field
Many friends here were shocked
to hear of the death of Samuel p
Tarvin, formerly in charge of thu
Mo- Pacific Offices here, which oc
CURED at Hot Springs on Friday
last. A severe spell of grippe follow
ed by pneumonia took him off before
any of his friends knew of his illness
Mrs. Tarvin left here only last Wed
nesday and at that time had no idea
that he was seriously i'll. Mr.. Tar
vim was from Covington, KY, wher,
he had practiced law for severa
years previous to his connection
with the railroad. His wife anC
two children have the deep sym
pathy of a large circle of friends
If you want to buy anything il
the way of Groceries at reduced prices
go to A. U. Woodruff, he is selling thu
best Prunes at SIC ID. Free Crow
Rasins So cts. bulk Figs 50 cts. i
package, California Evaporatet
Peaches 81 cents.