The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1904-09-03
PERSONAL.

Druggist w. H. Clark returned
from St. Louis, Monday
DIR. Jas. LeGrand and wife Of Jas
per, was in Harrison Wednesday.
M. B. Storment of Marshall, was
circulating ON our streets last We'd
nesday.
W. S. Sullivan, Bellefonte's busy
merchant, was in Harrison last week
on business.
DIR. ]. E. Andrews left Saturday
for st. Louis to attend the National
Deptal Congress,
Miss Audra Connerly has return
ed home from visit to st. Louis and
the Worlds Fair.
John Murphy returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit to friends and
relatives in Oklahoma.
S. L. Jones, of Harrison. Ark,
was at the National hotel yesterday.
Springfield Republican.
Alvin Jones has sold his interest
in the confectionery stand near the
post Office, to Lester Read.
Arthur Bickel and wife, of Ponea,
Newton county, are attending the
Harrison Street Fair this week.
Judge Keener is in Harrison
this week, taking in the Street Fair
and looking after political matters.
Mrs. c. c. Parker and sons, Mil
ton and Edwin, are in st. Louis at
tending the Fair for a couple of
weeks.
Robert Dunbar has moved his
family to the Hopper place, about
one mile east of town, which he re-
Gently purchased,
Miss Maude Harris returned
home Monday from Muskogee, 1T,
where she has been visiting relatives
for several weeks.
-Drs. Kirby, Evans and Kirby am
putated last Friday the foot of Mr..
Eli Young, who came here from the
Territory for treatment.
Harvey Atchison, of Carbon
dale, ILL.,, has been putting in some
time here, looking after his mining in
terests in North Arkansas.
Claude Wilson, of Harrison.
spent the early part of last week, vis-
iting friends and relatives in this
city.-ReLviHe Republican.
Miss Leslie Scott, who has been
visiting the family of Yves Baker for
some time, returned to her home in
Oklahoma City last Sunday.
Misses Nellie and Blanche Harris
returned Sunday from Springfield,
Mo-, where they spent several weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss N. B. Simpson, of Joplin,
Mo-, was in Harrison the first of the
week, in the interest of the Joseph
Home, at Joplin and Rosedale.
H. D. Denney ghe contractatr - s
returned to Harrikon after eomplet-
ing his contract in putting up the
Cantrell building at Lead Hill.
w. S. Walters, of Bellefonte. was
in Harrison Thursday, with agentle-
man by the name of Porter, from
Illinois. who wishes to locate here.
Frank Nicholson, ofTerry Okla,
spent the past week in Harrison Wis
iting home folks During his absence
he has become quite stock owner.
VII. l.. Joslin has concluded to re
Emain in Harrison and has opened up
a repair shop in the Crandall building
south OF the square on Willow street
Jas. Finn returned from the
Worlds Fair and st. Louis last Sun
day. Jim steps about as proud as a
peacock with his new Alton B. Park
er tie.
That lifelong, sterling democrat,
V. {. Bratton, of Marshall, was
among Harrison's host of visitors
last Wednesday. He reports every
thing fourishing at Marshall.
Misses Louise and Rosemary
McKennon, of South McAlister, |. T..
are the guests of Mrs. Bunch. Miss
Rosemary has charge of the Ozark
Normal School at Green Forest, and
is fine musician.
On Thursday last Drs. Kirby,
Evans and Kirby performed an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis upon Miss
Loura Dowell, the daughter of Jas.
Dowell, of Gather, who moved to
Harrison some days ago, to give
their daughter treatment. At last
accounts the patient was doing well.
died, on Friday, Aug. 9th. ofim-
hamation of the bowels, Eldridge
Stockton, in the 26th year of his age
He was the son of Bige Stocton, and
connected with his father in manag-
ing the Moss Wagon yard He had
only been sick a few days. He was