The Harrison times., 1914-05-30
Republican County Convention.

| Boone county kepuDllCtinS met II
convention Monday, Ben Andrews
acting as chairman and Mat BeenC
secretary.
A motion was introduced by Chas
NJ. Greene to instruct the eight Boone
county delegates to vote for John |
Worthington as the nominee for
Circuit Judge at the judicial conven
tion to be held at Batavia June 6
This motion was carried after defeat
ing a substitute motion introduced
by X. S. Granger, to appoint John |,
Worthington and W, N, Ivie a COM
mittee to select the delegates. The
following delegates were selected,
DR.. J. l.. Simms; John |, Worth.
ington and Rush DeWeese, c. NJ,
Greene, H. j. Ledbetter X. S.
Granger, Sam Cecil, Willis Matlock
and Lon Moore. Alternates, A, b,
Andrews, Jesse Estes, Stanley Gran
dali, Rush DeWeese and Ed thinner
man.
The following delegates were elect.
ed to the state convention; r. S.
Granger S b. Cecil John |, Worth.
ington, W. n, lvie and George Frew.
Alternates; Mat Beene, DR.. LeGrand
S. c. Stoneielder, l., A. Moore and
John Estes The following delegates
were selected to the congressional
convention; W, n lvie, A. b.
Andrews, Stanley Crandall, Ed Zim.
norman, X, s. Granger and Jess
Estes.
The following county ticket was
nominated;
Representative, ", A. Harp; for
county judge, !, W, Slower; circuit
clerk, Lon Moore; county clerk, Lu.
ther Vantyle; sheriff, K, NJ. Fellows;
collector, Joe Keefe; assessor, Rush
DeWeese, The nominees for treas
urer, surveyor and Coroner were
not selected.
A. b. Andrew was elected chair
man and X. NJ. Fellows secretary of
the county central committee, The
committee was not completed and
will not be until reports come in
from several Of the townshi ps which
have not been heard from,
Following is the committee rs it
now stands;
Bellcfonte, j. II Bruton; Bryan, {,
d. Floyd; North Blythe, L. {, Stub.
ble6eld; Crooked Creek, L. A, Moore;
Carrolton, Dr. LeGrOnd and Jesse
Estes; Elixir, Joe Keef J. II, Rush.
ing, North Harrison ] X. Jones
and A. b. Andrews; South Harrison,
X. NJ. Fellows and J, W. Slower; JEFF
ferson, /, ], Ledbettcr; Omaha, W.
". Davis, William Matlock; Olvey,
Edward Ross; Prairie, W. A, Harp;
". T. Cantrell Summit, VIC Rob.
inson; Young, f. NJ, Youngblood,
"A Kansas City mechanic writes,
"there are six families here that
want to make your county their
home and would like to get farms
on some good stream, We all have
some money and q littlc experience
in farming Just the kind OF people
we want; they can find just what
they want, if they will come here
and look around
Contractor Byrncs, Of 'ayette'
vile was here Wednesday making
final settlement on NJ L, $, Church
and the Kirby building, A difference
arose over the Telephone building
which will probably be settled in
court,
Miss Margie Redus, who has
been teaching at Meha, Ark return.
ed home last Saturday and in COM
pany with Miss Lcckie Briscoc left
Wednesday for u visit 20 friends at
Little Rock and Seorcy
Harrison was represented last
week at the General NJ, L, 5. Con-
ference at Oklahoma City by Rev
W. T. Martin, Mr., and Mrs {. w.
Lester and Mr., and Mrs, II, W.
Redus,
Mr., aud Mrs, John Suggs, Jas.
Taylor, Miss Harriet Dewey, and
Mrs, Clay Terry made n merry
party at the Green Forest eelebra'
ton Wednesday
Harrison will send two delega.
tions 60 the State D,moeratie Con-
ycntion next week, one Orrnycd ON
either side of the Clorke'kirby
contest
The Ozark Restaurant served the
weekly Commercial Club luncheon
ta.t Tuasday aud rprpiVpd many