The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1905-03-04
PERSONAL.

-Ahe Jenkins sold his Batavia farm
last week TO a man from Oklahoma
Fred Lopp is preparing to onei
his ice cream parlor on the west side
w b. Cofey and family movet
back from the Spears mine Thurs
day.
Alderman connerley is makinl
things hor for the sporting fratern
ity just now,
MIR, and Mrs, J. +. Roman left d
Tuesdays train for their future hon,
at Eureka Springs
DIR, Kirby went to Berryvill,
Tuesday TO see W, Z. George who i
i'll with pneumonia
John Pruit has purchased til,
old Deshazo farm a mile aud hal
out on the Bellefonte road.
d. X Eoff sold his restaurant OF
the south side to Messrs. Henry
Kennedy and Will Alexander
Judge Z. 6. Mitchell returned
Monday from Butler, Mo, where he
attended the Kratz trial last week.
Elijah W. Steidley went to Little
Rock this week to take a place as
gardener at the Deaf Mute Instits{e.
Z, II, Barrows has sufficiently
recovered to begin work again with
his classes in pennmanship and short
hand
Merchant f, r. Miehell of the
Fair, returned from abargain-hunt-
ing trip to St. LOUIS the first of the
week.
DR.. X. Il. Edwards has moved
his dental office to one of the front
rooms up stairs in the Bunch-Allison
building.
J. II Burleson, of the Keystone
Restaurant, will leave soon on a
home hunting tour in the Indian
Territory.
-Mesdames c. NJ. Patterson. las.
A. Finn, John Ross and W. II. Cecil,
all of whom were quite ill recently,
are recovering,
DIR, Swat Baines, OF Bear Greek,
is at home again after his third
course of lectures in the Medical Col
lege at Little Rock.
I DIR. J. II. Fowler, who has been
a winter course of lectures
at Memphis, returned to his home
at Gather Monday.
Mrs. Sam Dennis is recovering
from a severe case of pneumonia,
which brought her husband home in
a hurry last Sunday.
Roy Harper, the 13-year-old
brother of Clio Harper. died at Lit
tie Rock last week, after a long ill
ness Of malarlal fever.
DR. A ]. Vance was called to En-
reka Springs last Sunday to see Mrs.
Annie Squier who has been IN bad
health for several months. ~
Ernest Hague aged 50 years,
died at Reynolds Camp last Tues
day of heart failure and was buried
here by Undertakes Jacobs & Beech
Icy.
| d S. Guinea, who has charge OF
lhe Electric Light Plant at the
Omaha tunnel, was in for short
visit with his family the first of the
week. ..F.
Prof. S. r. Reese, of Dodd City,
spent the first of the week with
friends here, He is resting up for a
summer campaign amongst the zine
mines.
I Attorney Troy Pace stood the
examination and was admitted to
practice in the supreme court OF
Arkansas during his recent visit TO
Little Rock. ni
-Messrs, l.. d. White and w.
Naulty, OF Paola, Kansas, who have
extensive mining interests in the Su-
gar Orchard district arrived here for
a short visit yesterday,
I -Messrs. L. H. Self, of Valley
Springs, T. H. Bryan, of Bellefonte,
and w. T. Harris, of Elmwood, who
were among our callers this week,
agree that the crop outlook for the
coming season is remarkably good.
The house voted Friday to levy
for pensions one and one-half mills
which is just double the present levy
for that purpose, The Confederate
pension will amount annually to
$255, 900,
Don't miss Milum & McCleary'
Bargain Sale at Gordon's.