The Springdale news., 1889-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION.
Luke Mason is ended this week.

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 Dr Welch was out from Fayetteville Tuesday to see Mrs. A. NJ. Kennan. Wm. Smiley, wife and son Bar nett were up Saturday and Sunday.
 James Wilson was out from Favette vile Sunday on visit to hls parents.
 Wiley Harris and family were up from Benton county first of the week.
 Quite crowd from this place atten ded the baptising on White rive. sun day.
 Willard Berry. c. Petross and Her. bert ttoicomb were at Fayettevi file Monday on business.
 s NJ. Wright and wife, w. F. Daily and wife and Miss May Finch spent Sunday on Pea ttldge
 Mrs. ! F. Denver is spending the Week Wlth her frlend Mrs. GuSSie IIol- comb near E,m Springs.
 Hon. E. B Wall. one of the bachelor attorneys of the Fayetteville bar was out last week on business.
 Miss Jennie Dodson visited her "chum'' Miss Cener ITolcomb at Fay- etteville last week, returning Sunday,
 10 l.. Kennedy went down to Favette vile Saturday night and returned Sun day, accon ranied by hts wife and baby.
 Buddie Gabbert returned Saturday morning from Dennison, Tex. whare he had been on several months visit to relatives.
 Herbert Holcomb is one of our new subscribers. He says he can't keep m with the times without THE NEws and he IS about right.
 Our old friends, Nel Freeman and Wife, ot Sprlngdale, spent last Sunday with relatives in this citv.-Benton County Democrat.
 1T. II. Rapier, of Boliver Mo-. came down last Friday and spent several days visiting his Springdale friends, He returned home Wednesday. Miss Mary Flgrl4, of Terre Haute, H., who IS cousin of Mrs $. NJ l Wright, come down last week and will spCnG month or so visiting here.
 Rev. ". II. Burnham lett Monday evening for his home at Boiver Mo-. This eminet devine made many friends I during his short visit to our town,
 Ike Combs and James Suttle, the Sheriff and county clerk of old Washington were in town yesterday l and made TIE NEWS a short call.
 Miss Etua Hampton, daughter of our townsman J. ", Hampton, arrived in town Friday last from California. | Mo. and will spend couple of weeks | visiting here.
 MT. Clemmens, former resident | of this place, recently of Wager, has moved back to Springdale and is working in the blacksmith shop of Sam Sevier.
 Rev. Penn, the celebrlted evang.- list has been invited to come to this place and hold series of meetings. We learn that It is very probable he will come.
 John Armstrong, ot Hoto, Iowa, who is brother of the late Maj. A. N. Armstrong was down on a visit this week. He was accompanied by Newton Armstrong, of Benton vile.
 Mrs. l.. Beasley and little daughter Mabel who had been visiting relatives here for some time returned to their home in Cassvilie. Mo, Thursday. They had a very pleaSa mt visit and sweet little ! abel is greatly missed in our household. 7 Miss Bruce Hall arrived Tn town Synday from Lebanon. Mo-. and vi! make her home with her sister, Mrs, NJ. Frost. She has a large number of friends here who are pleased to wei come her back agaIn.
 I. NJ. Philips left Wednesday morning for Eureka Springs, where he will spend a couple of weeks and from there he will go to Boli- yer, Mo; where he will enter school. We extend to Marion our best wish es for his success.
 Our venerable old friend ThomeS Frost, of Washbnrn, Mo, came down Sunday and spent a few days shaking hands with his Springdale friends. Little Harold Frost, of tf'iS place who had been up there visiting for some time returned with hlm.
 Sam Wright has sold the Coop 10 Oliver George Mir. Wright was one of oul most wide-awake business men an we are pleased to state that he will soon resume another business m Sprlngdale. We wish MT. George success.
 Misses Etta and Angie Iowdermilk Minnie Lewis and AeSSerS John Harris II. "A. Wagner. C. G. Dodson and ". A. Miller and wife went down to Finley mill Tuesday where they will spend the week fishing and pleasure seeking Mrs. z. IT, LOwdermilk accompanied the young folks to Superlntend affairs.
 Thursday evening of last week Jo Smiley came over from ilindeSvllle af- ter Mrs. Mary stafford to 2" and attend the bedside of her daughter, MrS. Dr. Ellis, who he s;,id, was very danger ous. ly sick Word has been received since and we are pleased to state that she is much better and will soon recover.
 w. r. Eddy, of CoinMb4s, Nan sas is in town negotiating for real estate. MT. Eddy Is the late Dem ocrrlic postmaster at Columbus ana is also one of the owners of the Star Courier published at that place. He made TIE NEWS very pleasant call yesterday. Hope he will de- eide to locate with us
 J. $. Patterson sent in his resigina ton first of this month as gauger at Ed sons distilery to take effect first of September, and he has received word that he will be relieved if possible. There are about dozen applicants for the position, among them lt. F. Renner, !. ". Hampton. A. ". Baker, E. \ Ellis and George Brooks lIr. Patter- son will commence a school at Gross Roads the first Monday in September. L..TER-Since writing the above we learn that A. l.. Thompson, who lives near Huntsville has received the aD-