The Harrison times., 1905-01-07
PERSONAL.

y. I. Howard wife Is very Ill
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Hudgins, mother of Judge
B. B. Hudgins, has pneumonia.
Attorney Troy Pace thinks of
opening a law office at Marshall.
Uncle Ben Haylcs and Will Glib
son are both seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
The Womans Book Club was
entertained Wednesday by Mrs F.
NJ. Garvin.
p. Dahlman, the restauranteur,
has gone on visit to his old home
i'll Wisconsin.
Our former tOwnSman, F. Hide
brandt, has recently moved to Inde-
pence, Kansas.
-Chas. Greene, Jr and wife came
in from the Indian Territory on We'd
nesday's train.
Miss Mona Miller, who has been
a Little Rock Seminary, is
at home again.
Ernest Neitzell, of Pana, III, was
in Harrison a few days ago, looking
over the country.
H. L. Joslin returned Tuesday
from a Christmas visit to his daugh-
ter at Springdale.
j. n. Milum, of Lead Hill. was
looking after interests in Harrison
the first of the week.
Mrs. Zella Harper, of Little
Rock, is visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. R. S Armitage N
Mrs. DeVilbiss returned vester
day from a two weeks visit to her
parents in Newport, Ark
j. A. Young, the Denver mer-
chant, is at the Baptist Sanitarium
in St. Louis for treatment.
Mrs. ]. {. Ross returned Tues /
day from a visit to relatives in Tex
as and the Indian Territory.
Circuit Court in Newton this
week. BOOne's term convenes on the
l6th-a week from next Monday
%. H. Williams and G. W. Rev-
nOlds. of Cleveland, Oklahoma, are
their former home at St. Joe
this week !
A. Holloway, of Berryville and
Miss LOtta Thing, of Omaha, were
at the {. p parsonage Sat
lrday about II a. m, Rev. Wheat |
"A host of Harrison friends are
congratulations to Miss
Fannie Hale, of Valley Springs, who !
was married recently to Mr. Frank |
:. Patrick, of St Louis.
Mrs. Lou Holt, the young wife
IF Clay Holt, died at the home of |
Ter mother near Bellefonte last week. |
She leaves a loving husband and one /
hid, who haye the sympathy of all |
'ur people in their said bereavement. |
M. II. Clark who had charge of |
he construction of our Government |
here for the contractors |
Whiteway Construction !
Co., leaves this week for his home in |
Lebanon, Mo, where ne will re
main a short time, after which he |
will commence some large contracts |
Of his own which he has recently !
aiken.
Little Miss Lucille Harris, who |
with her mother is visiting her !
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs d \. |
Eoff was the centre of family
group photograph taken by Middle
ton Sunday. The interesting little
ady enjoys the unique distinction of
having two grandmothers and four
5reat-grandmothers, all living and
IN good health
Prof R. Daily and wife, ofI
Memphis, are visiting the home of
Mrs. D'Ailly's father, Geo Bower.
and will stay some time for their
health, which has been very poor
Prof Daily was one of
the pioneers of the Arkansas zinc
field, being sent here as an expert at
an early day in the section s develop
ment, and will find much in our re-
cent development to verify his con-
clusions of a dozen years since
Married, at the c. p. Parson-
age on Sunday evening last, by Rev
c. Eldridge Moss to Miss
Bessie King, both of Harrison. The
happy couple went at once to their
snug home on Woodland Heights
which had been purchased and fur
nished in anticipation of the happy
event The groom is a son of T. G..
Moss and has been demonstrating
his ability by capably managing the
Produce House of ]. B. Harden.
The bride is a daughter of James
King and one of Harrison prettiest
and most accomplished girls. All
Harrison joins in good wishes and
congratulations.
Harris0n's New Tailor.