The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-03-18
PERSONAL.

w. Il Cecil is around again
after a brief illness.
The wife of Ex-senator W. B.
Morton of Alpena is quite sick.
John II. Doyle of Everton was
on our streets last Tuesday.
! -Jeweler ]. ]. Livingston pur-
] chased a new piano this week.
John Maxey, our efficient
weather observer. was in Friday.
w X. Duley, formerly mayor of
RLittle Rock, will probably be elected
mayor of Cotter.
"A. X. Hulen was discharged this
week in his bankruptcy proceeding
before the U. S. conrt.
FIX Sheriff Mack Rowland, of
Valley Springs, was mixing with
Harrison friends yesterday.
Sam Dennis was able to he
around again yesterday after 4
weeks tussle with appendicitis.
Vim. Feree, of Mt Jersey. was
here the first of the week on business
for the Belle of Wichita Mining Co.
Prof c, W. Wahlquist and viffl
left Thursday for Berryville, where
they expect to remain for some
time
James Crumpler. brother to
Merchant John Crumpler, is at
home after several years spent in
Texas.
Mrs ] B. Frew and little son.
Bentley, left Thursday for Manila,
Iowa, for a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. W, ], Henry.
George ]. Tansey, a prominent
st Louis business man, is here this
week looking after real estate hold
ings in the vicinity of Harrison.
T. ] Smith, Monarch's enter
terprising mine and real estate deal
er, was in town Yesterday on bust
ness before the U. S, Land office.
Miss Nellie, daughter of W. A.
Blaloek, was married last week to
John b, Allen. prosperous young
business man of Muskogee. |. 7.
The TIMES extends congratu-
latlons to Manager Barney Bell of
the Beulah mine, who was married
recently to Miss Viola Cole of
Mansfield, Ohio.
Builder Sam Ethridge left with
his family Tuesday for Tulsa, l. 7.
where they will make their future
home. The best wishes of Harri-
sons people go with them.
"A. c. Hull of Little Rock visited
friends and relatives here this week,
while on a business tour for the Sc
eurity Mutual Insurance Co. of
which he is president.
Mrs. DAILY, who has been sick
at the home of her father, Mr..
George Bowers since her return
from Tennessee, about one month
ago, is slowly improving.
John Morrow of the Lead Hill
WOODEN mill spent part of the week
with us. H. says he is running
eighty spindles now and turning OUT
n high grade of wooden cloth.
T. j. Estes of Olvey was up
Monday. He is still offering his
store and farm at that place fot
sale, which offers a fine opportunity
for the right kind of a man to in
est.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. II. Schweitzer
gave a farewell party Saturday
evening to the daughters of Samuel
Ethridge, who left this week for
Tulsa, |. T. A most enjoyable time
is reported.
Clement, the fifteen-year old son
OF Editor Crandall of the Repub-
lican, was watching bali game at
the school house Monday, when a
bat, which slipped from the hands OF
Alvin Parker struck him full in the
face, knocking him insensible and
breaking his nose He is able to be
around again and it is hoped the
injury will not dis6gure him. -.-
1t is noted that r. Newman
and family have moved into their
new residence at Calico Rock. Now
you must not confound this X.
Newman with Ohm K. New
man of the Harrison Times,
who would not exchange his abid-
ing place with the owners of even
Little Rock, a city he expects to
pass in the race before ten years
have marked the seasons. -Yellville
Republican.