The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-05-19
PERSONAL.

R $. Armitage has moved to his
farm east Of town.
-eeaf Parker. of Hubert, |, T, is
visiting with his family here.
Judge Hudgins had the misfor-
tune to lose fine mare Tuesday.
M. W. Adair, of Zinc, paid Har-
rison business visit Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Myers wei.
coined new daughter to their fam
lily on Monday.
Postmaster Ward and Dr. Jack
son, of Valley Springs, were TIMES
callers Thursday.
"A. ]. Forsee. of Lead Hill, has
been looking after mining business
in town this week.
W. II. Cecil is attending the
Presbyterian Assembly at Decatur,
ILL.,, as lay delegate.
Prof G. R, Hopkins, of Little
Rock. will conduct the Boone Coun-
ty Normal to be held in June.
Hons. J. Sam Rowland and |. M.
Shinn will make speeches at the Hill
Top Decoration day services.
u. S. Clerk W. F. Mitchell picked
up a nail with his shoe last week.
and has been going tender-footed
ever since,
-Robt. E. Johnson, of Lowery,
will again take position this sum
mer with the U, S. Typographical
Survey in Ohio.
Mack Rowland was up from
Valley Springs long enough Satur-
day, to sell eight hogs for over a
hundred dollars.
H. D. Denney and c. M. Greene,
ir. a represented Harrison Knights
of Pythias at the Grand Lodge, in
session at Little Rock this week.
DIR. L. Kirby returned to Little
Rock this week as representative
to the State meeting of the Knight
Templars. Mrs Kirby accompanied
him
L. l.. Coffman, our next State
Land Commissioner, left with his
family Tuesday for Little Rock,
where he will make his home during
his official term.
IN B, Storment, of Marshall was
il town Monday looking up orders
Tor the Marshall Canning Factory.
He says his factory will work prin-
eipally on peaches this year.
Mrs. M. M. Sims, of'Lincoln,
ILL.,, sister of Mrs. {. r. Capps, and
Mrs Chas. Peterson, daughter,
Of Springfield, ILL.,, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Gapps the first of the week
W. l.. Bowie, successor to T. A.
Stockslager as special pension ex-
aminer was here the first of the week
looking up the sick records of some
of our Spanish-American war veter-
ans
Bert Patterson, still in the rail-
way mail service, and holding run
on the Frisco from St. Louis to Mo-
nett, is enjoying two weeks vaca-
tion with his mother, Mrs. c. M.
Patterson.
Hon. ] P. Fancher, of I,erryville.
spent several days with friends here
this week. He feels confident of scr
curing the nomination for railroad
commissioner of this district at tile
June convention.
j. Sam Tyson and family. FOL
Springfield, Mo-, were here the first
of the week visiting relatives and
friends. Sam says he is finding
Springfield fully up to his expecta-
tons in business way.
Ed Campbell, after four or five
years absence, most of the time in
St. Louis, is back again, he say ito
stay" "There is no place bke Ar
| kansaw.' He is now temporarily To-
Gated with the Banner.
| -Orchardist d. T. Michener, Of
| Eapps, thinks it would be a good
thing this summer for the fruit
growers to maintain a continuous
Exhibit in Harrison, by bringing
fheir best and largest specimens to
town every week.
Cards are out for the marriage
of Jeweler VIM, s. Clannln, of our
city, to Mrs. Alice Cary Thomas, at
the home of the brides father; VIM.
Thomas, at Fayetteville, Ark, on
Wednesday next. They will make
Harrison their future home.
Contractor w. Shackleton,
who built our government building,
and G. W. Middleton, in charge OF
cement and plaster work on same,
having completed their entire work,
left on Tuesdays train for Tulsa, l..
IT., where they have taken large
building contracts.