The Harrison times., 1905-01-21
LOCAL.

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Little Rock, attended court here the
first OF the week.
Manager ]. o. Carroll, of the
Jasper Republican, is visiting Harri-
son friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Johnson are
preparing for a two weeks visit with
relatives at Nevada, Mo-
One of our leading merchants is
figuring on moving half of his stock
to a new town in Oklahoma.
-Hinson Clendenin has moved to
Webb City near which place he will
have charge of a farm this year.
Clint, Maggard, of the q S. Land
Office force was considerably bruis-
ed in a coasting accident Monday.
The Globe stock of fClothing, etc,
was sold yesterday to w P. Conley
for go cents on the dollar of first
cost.
DIR. S. L. Burns, formerly of this
county, has located at Hennepin, l.
T., and is we'll pleased with his new
home.
Merchant George w Coker, of
Lead Hill, was over this week at
tending court and shaking hands
with his old friends of Harrison
Ned Bower, formerly of Har-
rison, was married on Sunday last
at Morrilton to Miss Irwin of that
city. We extend congratulations
AT the morning services to-mor-
row, Rev Voyles will preach at the
Baptist church on the Second Com
ing of Christ" Everybody invited.
j. w Dial sold his secondhand
stock to Ben Alverson, and left for
his former home at Everton, yester-
day.
NJ E. Keener, of Keener, was visi-
finS-home this week after several
months absence in the Indian Terri
tory, where he is running a couple of
stores.
Judge E. G. Mitchell left Wednes-
day for Brownwood, Texas, where
he is to defend Will Welty, a former
citizen of this county, charged with
murder.
T-RObt. f. Johnson was among
our callers this week. He has sold
his store at Omaha, but will go int
| business again soon at some point
| on the new road
| e. S. Alexander, banker of Har-
rIsOn, and one of the best real estate
lawyers In the state, is attending
court and seeing his old Greenwood
friends.-GreenWOod Democrat.
|-JOhn Detamore returned this
week from Walnut Ridge where he
has been running the Electric Light
Plant for several years He talks of
moving to that city permanently
| While feeding his stock last Sat
urday Henry Petit fell on the ice,
striking the back of his head and in
juring himself so severely that he
has been laid up most of this week.
Alex Parker's blacksmith shop
gice-shod hundred and thirty horses
| in four days this week Probably
the biggest business for the length of
time ever done by a Harrison shop.
| w. K Daniel, road overseer of
Ewing township has been so success
fully operating one of the new gra-
| ders that he has graded FIVE miles
of road within the past thirty days
"A bucket of ashes thro wn
| against the smoke-house at DR. c.
Maxey's residence caused a fire last
Tuesday which completely consumed
the smoke-house and came near get
ting the residence
j E. Sigmon and family departed
Wednesday for Stigler, l. T., where
they will make their future home for
the coming summer. Mr.. Sigmon's s
sons are in business at that thriving
little city, and he will help them to
| hustle
Sam Mars, who has been a pu-
pill in the Ozark Normal for several
months, left Monday for Little Rock,
where he has accepted position in
the State Treasurer office Sam is
a model young man.-Green Forest
| Tribune
! The first good thing the St. Louis
& North Arkansas railway ever did
for this country was when it backed
against a mail hack at Everton and
put 1t out of service. 1t was one oi
the Noah's arks that formerly made
trips to this place YeHviIIe Repub-
Hcan.
Ed Rosson, Harrison's Abstract
er, received letter this week from
the first man he ever worked for, !.
H Larwell, of Montezuma. Tenn.
1t was the first communication be-
tween them in thirty years, and Ed
says it was like getting a letter from
home