The Springdale news., 1889-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Col Graham of the Rogers New Era was in town Tuesday.
 Ebert Self made his usual visit to War Eagle Mills Sunday.
 James Dodson made a business trip to Rogers Monday evening.
 Jas. II. Van Hoose was out from Fayetteville OH business Monday. rl
 Tom Shore was ir town Monday talking groceries and fruit trees.
 Willard Berry has spent large DOT tion of this week ill Fayetteville. Le- gal business. .-r
 s.Uncle Ann says he will have to take off his "Whitekern to the new bank buIidiLg."
 Uncle Jo Holcomb was out from Fayetteville first of the week looking after his real estate.
 Mrs. Salie Downs, of Ft. Collins. Colo, is visiting he sister Mrs. J T. Moflltt at thlS place. i
 Miss Ell, Jones, of Joplin, Mo. ar rived in town Tuesday night and will spend some time visiting the Miss Low dermilk s.
 B. II. Case, of Coal Iiu, who had been visiting relatives here returned home Tuesday. His wife will remain few weehs lcnger. . .,..
 James Ferguson, wife and dau-hter are up from Alabama on d visit to the Reeds living at this place. They will remain about three weeks.
 Jno. A. Daws and wife and G. l. Stephenson, who had been visiting I A. StephenSon and wife at this place left Monday evening for their home il Kentucky.
 H. \. Wagner left Wednesday even ing for Omaha, Nrb., where he will make his future home. Mir. Wagner carries with hlm the best wishes of his many Springdale.lliends.
 Judge A. l.. Sanburn. of Audbon. To. who had been prospecting in this sec ton left for his home Saturday even ing. We haze not learned as to wheth- CT or not he will locate here.
 Misses Nellie Walden, Kate Patter. son. May Lewis and Laura Uawn. 2 Quartette of interesting young lidies made TIE NEWS very eXten- sive call Monday evening. They were heartily welcomed.
 c. W Wright, who has been travel ling i'll the eastern portion of tht State selling machinery for Thos. W Baird. of Little Rock, arrived home Saturday morning. He will probably engage in the same business again soon but i'll a different portion of the State
 Grandpa Bowman age & years, died at his home i'll this place last Friday evening at o'clock. and was buried with C.. A. k. honorS Sunday at II o'clock The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Cronk, of Rogers Mir Bowman leaves wife and two childre" to weep over his death TIE NEWS extends sympathy
 John Do lson returned home Sunday night from ln boden. He was to have returned on the day train. but he said the reason for his not 50 doing was trat he got left at Nichols. Everybody be- lieved John until he began to tell about a pretty girl that was stopping at the hotel at Nichols, then, of course, his story was taken with agrain of salt 7
 D R. Banks arr 1ived in town Mon day. and spent a few days visiting un- der the parental roof. Mir Banks made THE NEWS very pleasant call Monday evening. Ills home at present is in Texas but he informed us that he had purchased a claim in Oklahoma and would move there soon. He came to this place direct from Oklahoma and a finer country he says, never before was seen. While in Mir. Banks renew ed his subscription year and also or dered the paper sent one year to N. C. Fitzgerald, Cleburne, Texas.