The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-04-02
PERSONAL.

Capt ]. W. Story returned
Thursday from a short visit to Lit
tie Rock,
Mrs. F. II. Ward has gone to
Bonner Springs, Kansas, for a visit
with her brother.
DIR. !. l.. Bearden, of Rush, Ma
rion county, is visiting his brother
here, Rev. Lee Bearden.
W. T. Harris, of Elmwood, was
in town Thursday taking a final
look at the election returns.
-Messrs. ]. W. Andrews and W.
S. Albright will be the next j, P's.
in Harrison township, and Will
Alexander constable.
Rev. Nelson returned from AS
per Wednesday, and announces that
there will be regular services at the
NJ. Z. Church tomorrow
The millinery department at
Cantrell & Magness' is now presid-
ed over by Miss Gibson, an expert
milliner, of Harrison,-MarshaH
Wave.
After an absence of six months
looking after timber business in Ok
llahoma Mr., ]. w. Page returned
yesterday and will spend some time
with his family here.
Mrs. Woodmansee, who hasIx'en
spending the winter at Eureka re-
turned here for the summer Thurs
day. She will rent her large farm
this year and live in town.
R A. Radford, aged 81 years,
and Mrs, Mary Karndart, aged go,
were married in a wagon on our
public square by Rev. 0'Brien Thurs
day. They live near Francis.
Judge B. B. Hudgins, of the state
railroad commission, arrived here
yesterday and is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends over his
success at the recent primaries.
Prof. Clarence Darby, now of
Leslie, visited his old Harrison
friends Wednesday. He is well
pleased with the new town of Leslie,
and feels confident that it has good
future before it.
Mrs. Iohnsey, the invalid wife of
our former M. f. South pastor, Rev.
w. B. Iohnsey, died at their home in
Rogers last week. A host of warm
friends in Harrison extend their SYM
pathy to Bro, Johnsey in his Attic
ton
The friends of Rev. T. NJ. Jack
son and wife will be glad to know
that they are the proud parents of a
fine girl born on last Sunday morn
ing Rev. Jackson at one time was
the pastor of the NJ E. Church,
South, of Harrison, and is now the
pastor of the NJ. E. S. congregation
of Davis, |. T. DR.. Chas. Burns,
formerly of Harrison, officiated.
1t makes no difference how much
ehaff is blown In your eyes, everybody
knows the Jersey Mill "LlLY" Is the
best and most economical Hour on the
market.
Parties wanting to know some
thing about the lands of this country
will find it to their interest to see or
write John P. Jones. Alpena Pass,
Ark. He will find you a place that
will suit you every way.
j. O. Nicholson is SOLE AGENT for
the Famous Star Brand Shoes In Harri.
son, which accounts for the other fell
lows bowling.
You can find anything you want
in shoes and gents furnishing goods
at Nicholson's Shoe Store near the
postoffice.
Special Sale of Laces, Embroider-
les, and Appliques, next Monday,
the New York Store.
Go to Nicholson for the best Shoe;
he guarantees every pair; if they rip
he will sew them free.
-Coffman & Wynn have 5 carloads
of flour. They will sell you good flour
at 50 20 per hundred.
Fred Loop is open for summer
business in the Cold Drink line, Give
him your trade.
Ice Cream at Fred Loops. IS cts.
per Quart delivered to all parts of the
city.
Many Styles in Mems, boys and
Misses Caps at the New York Store
Downstairs rooms for light house.
keepinp at Mrs. C. M. Patterson's.
Anything you may want in the
Cold Drink line at Fred Loops.
Ice Cream, Wholesale or Retail, at
Fred Loops.