The Springdale news., 1889-02-08
LOCAL CHAT
GOSSIP CHR0NICLED BY NEWS
 PENGILLERS.
Items of Interest Picked up on Oar Street Corners During the Past
 Seven Days.

Atten d the railroad meeting at the C. A. R. Hall Saturday night.
 Sam Sevier R. E. Rennsr and A, W. Baker wore at Fayetteville Tues. day.
 II. A. Daily went up to Rogers Sunday ev ming and returned Sun. day night.
 Mrs. II. A. Daily visited relatives at Lowell Tuesday returning Sun. day night.
 The band gave an open ar con. cert Saturday night which wa. very pleasant.
 Remem Der that the tar collector will be at thls place on the 22 and a of this month.
 c. L. Baker has renewed hls sub scription for year. Cecil will please accept our thanks.
 J. Robins was in town Monday and while here paid us 50 cents on back subscription, for which he has our thanks.
 J. II Cardrell, was up from Lo- gan this week. While here he paid us DO cents on his subscription, for which he has oar thanks.
 John R. Harrls < Bro. have sold their stock of lumber, etc. to Phil lips X Lowdermilk. The building formerly occupied by Harsls X Bro. was moved sto Phillips X Low. aermilk's lot this week.
 Thomas Vaughan, of Cock coun- ty Tennessee, arrived in town Tues day and will locate here. Mr. Vaughan IS well known by K. E. Renner and T. J Davis. extend to him a cordial welcome.
 A. K. Hammond, travelling rep resertative of the St. Louis Repub- lie, was in town yesterday and made THs NKws pleasant call. hr. Hammond secured good list of subscribers here. The paper IS delivered by carrier at l5 cents per week.
 J. II. WInton and family will move to Pea Ridge about the first of neIt month. J. II. and W. ' Winton have purchased tho Pratt fiouung mill at that place. We arc extremely sorry to loso Mr. Win ton and hls estimable family as they are pleasant and agreeable citizens.
 Among the new enterprises lately started in Sprlngdale isa candy factory. It is operated by Moffitt X Cravens, recently of Fayetteville. These gentlemen thoroughly under stand the business and we commend them to the pablie. Mr. Moffitt has our thank. tor some of his samples winch were very fine.
 Our old friend J. w. Fowler, of Creoch, was in town last Saturday trading with our wide-awake mer. charts. Ofcourse Mir. Fowler call ed at THt NEWS office. He said he wasn't able to take the paper but just didn't believe he could do without it! It IS unnecessary to say he renewed hIs subscription.
 Saturday was aground hog day ' and according 10 tradition, whom the ground hog shows himself on that day and can see his shadow, he will re.enter his hole and remain their six weeks, as there will be rough weather durir g that period of time Saturday was a bright sunshiny day and if th.ro is any thing in the ground hog theory we will havesix weeks of bad weather.
 Wedn esday morning B. Van Dyke brought gentleman into our office, and we were considerably surprised when he introdcued him as "Ar. Burri,." Mr. Burris is from Coin, Iowa, and was until recently editor of inc Courier, paper published in that town. Our leaders will probably remember some five months ago we h, d little tilt with this gentleman, when he took ex- captions to an article published in THE NEws relative to Congressman Peel (because he was "rebel .', and said we'd have to "moderate' down bare before the "educated people of the North would come down and mako this Host paradise blossom like Iowa." Don't know as we've .moderatcd" any but stll l Rrn Rnrris is lonklno for A Inca