The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-06-16


W, B. Ray and family are at
home again after an extended visit
to their old Kentucky home.
N. N. Tins has moved from
lronton to Ellington, up in the
northwest corner of Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cantrell
returned Tuesday from their wed
ding trip to Eldorado Springs.
Dan McCurry, of Stone county,
was up the first of the week, to look
after his fruit farm west of town.
-Ino w. Johnson. who left us
several months since for Paris, Ark
is now a resident OF Eureka Springs.
-Arlis, the little son of Lee Hud.
son, who underwent a severe surgi-
cal operation last week, is recover
ing rapidly,
Joel Barnes, having sold his
bowling alley and billiard hall here
to Sol Ritz, moved last week to
Eureka Springs.
I w. F. Gordon goes to st. Louis
next week, to attend a re-organiza-
tion of the bond-holders of the ST. L.
x N A. Railroad.
DIR. ii. l. Routh, of Batavia, has
been elected Marshal of the Day for
the coming Fourth of July eelebra-
ton in Harrison.
-Chas. Minter, of Harrison. was
married at Rogers last week. to Miss
Pearl Burnham, of that city. They
are now at home in Harrison
C l., Greer, of Zion City, ILL.,.
was among our callers this week
He says they are giving the Prophet
Elijah lots Of trouble these DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moore
chaperoned large paFty of our
young folks, who left Thursday to
visit the Newton county Diamond
Cave.
Nev.i Dsry,s ler, Jssrt. ,say ioII
Pierce City, to oficiate at the MARI
riage of his granddaughter, Miss
Victoria Guthrie to Fred Williams,
of Monett
"A large party oflittle folks gath
cred Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Greene, to celebrate
the fourth birthday of their little
daughter Ruth.
Mrs A J. Vance entertained the
ladies attending the Woman's For-
eign Mission State Meeting at an
elegant reception at her home yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Andrews gave a recep-
ton Tuesday evening in honor of
Misses Willie Layton and Helen
Cowdrey, OF YelIville, who are visit
ing her this week.
Clio Harper went to Little Rock
Tuesday to investigate an offer of a
good place on the Democrat r. S.
Armitage will probably resume CON
troll of the Banner.
Mrs Tankersley and daughter,
of Stephens, Texas, a sister of our
townsman, ]. J. Mars, whom he
had not seen for thirty-6ve years, ar
rived yesterday for visit with
him.
Pending the removal of Engineer
Hardy Bryan from California to
Montana in his railroad work, Mrs.
limo Bryan arrived home yesterday
for an extended visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A Bunchs
-Rev. L. A. Cantrell returned from
Lead Hill in time to Lecture again
Monday night, and left Wednesday
for Chicago. Those who heard him
agree that MIR. Cantrell is one Of the
ablest lectures who have ver'visit-
ed ms.
Sheriff Robinson returned Thurs
day from Little Rock, where he went
to convey Nellie, daughter of John
jay, to the insane asylum, The girl
is Is years old, and has been afllict-
ed for several months with religious
mania.
Having received an appointment
in the Revenue Service on the rec
ommendation of the civil service
commission, Lee Giilin and family
left Thursday for Lucas, Iowa,
where they will make their future
home.
Walter Petit, one Of Harrison's
best known young men, went TO
Stigler, /. T., this week, aud on
Thursday was married to Miss Vena
the charming daughter Of our former
townsman, w X. Speer They are
expected here today, and will 60 mt
once to their future home in the south
part Of town
T. W. Stallard, Of Omaha. Neb
president of the Ozark Fruit aud
Produce Co., is visiting his com
pany's great peach orchard near
BcleIonte, and finds that the TIMES
did not overstate the situation
when II said recently that consid-
erahle nearh rron ,vould he gathered