The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
LOCAL CHAT.
GOSSIP CHRONICLED BY NEWS
 PENCnERS.
items of Interest Picked up on Our Street COners During the asst
 Seven Days.

l.. S. Petross made q business trip 10 Huntsville this week.
 J. s. Patterson IS building on his lot in the western part of town.
 Remember the big celebration at Springdale next Wednesday.
 N. Hockett, of Scottsville, Kan. sas, has located in Sprlngdale.
 Uncle Billy Stokes brought in bunch of fine tomatoes this week.
 Let's all work and have a big rousing ratification some time soon. B. F. Denver and family were at Fayetteville Sunday visiting rela- tives.
 The Canning Company shipped another car load of canned goods this week.
 J. R. Ritter, of Elm Springs, was in town Wednesday and Thurs day on business.
 c. II. Latty, formerly of the In dian Territory is building i'll the eastern part ot town.
 Misses Ida and May Hansard, of Bentonyllle visited Miss Lena Clay pool at this place Saturday.
 A steam thresher created quite q sensation on our streets Monda4. It is owned by the Cooper boys.
 We are indebted to J. W. Ken sil, the jolly proprietor of the ice cream parlor, for dish of his ex eellent cream.
 Leverett Miner, manager of the mercantile agency of k. C. Dun X Go, of Springfield, Mo, was in town thls week
 If a few certain boys don't stop loaflng around TIE NEWS office and bothormg the typos we will be com pellcd to tread on their toes lit tie.
 James DuPree, an old Springdale boy and q young man of rare busi- ness qualifications IS uP from Paris, Tex, to spend few weeks visiting "home folks
 Martin < Livingston, dealers in general merchandise hay rented q section of TIE NEWS and intend to advertise and SELL thelr goods. Watch for their ad. next week.
 The younger folks had leap year and pound party Wednesday night at the residence of C. NJ. Wilds. One of tour boys," who was there, says it was "immcnse.'
 Peter G. Graham has purchased q half interest with Gideon Bowman in the old livery stable property, ard from appearances is going to put in largo stock of hard wood lumber.
 Among those who have added something to our collection Of grasses, etc, since last issue are B . F. Wilson, A. D. Baggett, s. II. Me Glothlin, l. D. Rader II. P. Gregg and E. P. Hall.
 C. S. Linn, of Allison, Iowa is in town. He was formerly editor and publisher of the Tribune of that place, but has sold out and is look Ing for n location for newspaper ir Gods country
 Wash Williams, of Rogers, was down Tuesday. We think Mr. Vii, Hams contemplates deserting our slow gong neighbor, and If so he will doubtless come to Springdale where business men have something else to do besides whittle and lay marbles.
 c. E, Rimbey, of Scctt county, Kan, was in town this week in charge of tho real estate agents He is seeking a homo where the blizzards rageth not in winter, and the hot winds are unknown in sum mer. Ho thinks he has at last found the land where man may expect to reap as he sows.
 There IS talk of blaming mill and lIne of wood working mach inery to be put into operation in Springdale soon. The ldea is to do all kinds Of wood work, cut wagon timbers, blow and buggy timbers, etc. An enter prise of this kind is much ue .ded and will prove profitable to the proprlatorsI