The Springdale news., 1889-01-11
LOCAL CHAT
GOSSIP CHRONICLED BY NEWS
 PENCILLERS.
Items of Interest Picked up on Oar Street Corners During the Past
 Seven Days.

heao Jno. M. Jackson card Tn this issue.
 Miss Mary Hodges has recently been very ill.
 Verify TIE NEws and Republic are drawing card.
 J. K. and Roof Goodman went tc Fayetteville Tuesday.
 John Harris wont to Fayetteville Wednesday on business.
 A child of w. P. Caudle has beer very sick with pm. umonia for sev erai days.
 Ben Griffey's little son. Charley has been sick with pneumonia, bu, is recovering.
 L. r. Davis goes to Missouri in a few days to repi esent Vlncsnheller's Springdale Nursery in that terri tory.
 James w. Lankford sold his Ben. ton county land a few days ago and moved back to his farm near Spring dale.
 It rained all night Monday night and showed considerably Tuesday. But we are having beautiful westh- ernow.
 Willard Berry put in hIs time Tuesday among the County records making an abstract of title to some valuable Springdale property.
 E. F. Pollock is putting up neat picket fence In front of his residence property. The spirit of improve ment is still abroad In Springdale.
 Walter Berry IS building . new residence on the lot south of where he now lives, And says he expects to complete it by the tune Clsye. land is elected again.
 G. Nj. Gabbert has more fun than little answering questions and sx. planning the work of hls new shot towers. He contemplate. moving his shot plant to the hills of Newton county soon.
 George Harrisl IS now the happy father of touncing baby boy. It arrived Tuesday night and the sus- picion that George has succumbed is becoming stroug as he has not been seen sInee.
 A substantial street crossing w,s made this week opposite Wright & Lininger's grocery store, the public being indebted to these genue ueme D for tho material ard to the towu tor the expense of huildlng.
 Abraham Hawkins and s. C. Seamahorn started Monday for 2 camp hunt somewhere east of White river. If the weather whore they were was half as bad as it was here Tuesday they are welcome 10 all the fun.
 Mas Bettie Crenshaw called yes terday morning xnd although her subscription did not expire for tive months she generously gave us sl.s0 for TIE NEws and Republic Miss Crenshaw will please accept our sincere thanks.
 l.. Blaney came in Tues day morn. ing, and, although his subscription liked six months of being out he plankcd downSl.S0 for TIE NIws and Rspubllc year. Many thanks Mir. Blsney, and here's wishing you long and prosperous life.
 Ben. D. Liilard. of Van Bursn gave a lecture at the public school building Wednesday night cn the benefits of the Anclent Order of In. ited W Norkmen. He made THK NEws call yesterday and informed u, that t was very probable an organ iz4tion would be effected here.
 Charley Renner, the hands omest young lad in town is now establish cd in TIE NEWS office as d- d-l. Charley vehementIy pro. tests sgalnst being called "deviW and VIC will respect his feelings. He hopes some day to be an expert in the art Preservative and We be. lieyo he will.
 The old tune social to have been at the new Methods: parsonage Monday night was moved to the public school building, as the par. sonage could not bc prepared in time. There was a large crowd presant-botb vnup1 and ald-apd