The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-03-25
PERSONAL.

Winnie Weller of Kingston i
here this week visiting his parents.
Mrs. Geo c. Frew and daughter
leave to-day for Kansas City to visif
her mother.
e. II Barrows, teacher of pen
manship and shorthand, is quit,
sick again.
John Murphy left Monday for {
week 5 visit with his old friend JOIN
H. Goodnight at Panama. |. T.
Editor John Mason of the Ban
ner made a trip to Springfield this
week in the interest of the canning
factory,
Mrs. May Speer Sigmon, now
of Stigler, I. T., came in Monday foi
visit with her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. w. K. Speer.
Mrs. S W. Bradley of Harrison
came down Monday on a visit to
her husband and san who are in
business here Leslie News
w. T. Chandler, of Keener,
dropped in long enough Wednes
|day to tell us that things are moving
down his way since the railroad
arrived
w, l. Rand, of Carthage, H..
was here Thursday to look afteNT.-
kansas holdings. and incidently re
plenish the fine cigar stocks of our
merchants.
Richard Goldsby is back on the
streets of Harrison again, shaking
hands with his old friends. Richard
is now located at Berryville. Arkan-
sas, but says that Harrison still
looks good to him. l
Charles Holt and family left this
week for northwest Canada where
they will make their future home.
They will stopa few days at Belle
fonte and continue on their Journey
Sunday or Monday.-Marshat
Republican
-Mesdames G ] Grump and w I.
Gordon went down to Marshall for
the Ladies Aid Society last week
and sold the new cook book Just
issued by that society to most
everybody. A number oil young
men invested on the assurance that
if unable to secure cook to match
the book about Marshall, they
would be properly recommended to
the young ladies of Harrison.
Mrs. Fred A. Barrows, who
has been sick for the last five weeks
with peritonitis, died at 3 O'clock
Wednesday morning with a sudden
attack OF heart failure. Her CON
dition was so much improved that
Mr., Barrows left for St. Louis on ur-
gent business last week and her sis
ter aud cousin who were with her
were shocked when it was found
that her condition was serious.
She leaves baby girl Z months old
Ira 5. Steele and the deeeased's siS
ter left on yesterdays train will
the body, which will be buried at
her former home in Providence ~
They will be Joined in st. Louis BIZ
Mr.. Barrows .Yhq only received THE
sad news Yesterday. Mrs Barrows
was young woman of loveabl4
character and asssalaog l'R 4 y {
me1tS,~~find had mdue
warm friends during her stay here
Our old friend and former
townsman, Ed b. Campbell, has To-
Gated at Wellsville, Mo, where he
will have charge of one of the best
newspapers of that section, the
Optic-News which, journal says,
1--WE are pleased to state that we
have secured the services of Mr..
E. B. Campbell of st. Louis, a prac-
teal printer and an experienced
newspaper man, who for the past
three years has been in the employ
of some of the largest and best
known printing establishments in
that city. He is a member Of the
|. T. IT,, is thoroughly versed in all
branches of the printing craft, is
a writer that has been copied by
leading journals, and is the author
of many stories that are still with
us. Mr.. Campbell is married. and
will be joined in the near future by
his wife and four-year-old son, who
are now visiting her parents in Har-
rison, northwestern Arkansas, as
they have decided to make Welsville
their future home"