The Springdale news., 1889-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION,

John Peerson was up from Alma last :. week on a visit to relatives. Y U 'I
 Mss Minnie Lewis is Visiting rela- tives at Fayetteville this weeE.
 B. Majors moved to his farm 4t miles northeast of Springdale Tuesday.
 Herbert Holcomb and family visited relatives at Fayetteville recently.
 Mrs A. NJ. kennan is sick, and has been so for several weeks.
 County assessor Marrow was iN town Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
 Mrs. J p Woolsey and children are in town slslting tlIe family J. F. Barr.
 B F. Denver went down to Ft. Smlth yesterday on buiSine51. He will return to-day :"
 J. P Deayer and family visited rela- tiyes at Fayetteville Saturday and Sunday
 c. Petloss went down to Rock House Friday after hls family. They return cd Sunday.
 Wash Williams, son and da ughter anu Jim Latlmer were down from Rog CTS Sunday .".
 B. $. Williams left Tuesday morning for Madison county on a drum ming tour. Ills family accompanied hln. i'+
 Mrs. J. F. Denver, Mrs. .Iary StaI- ford and NJ IS. l.. BeaSley visited rela tlveS at Fayetteville this week.
 Quite crowd from this place atten ded the races at Rogers Saturday. They report very pleasant time.
 Mrs. Crawford and son Oscar left Fri day for q visit to relatives i'll Kansas. They wllltDe gone about two weeks.
 B. VanDyke. who Is working at his trade i'll Ft. Smith, was up Saturday and Sunday on visit to his family.
 J Van Butler of the SprlngtoMn Sunday on his way to Muscogee, l. T.
 Willard Berry, High Lord Mayor of Sprlngdale, was in the city Thursday Fayetteville Democrat
 J. NJ Jackson and wife arrived in town Friday from Indiana, where they h,,d betn making d three months visit to relatives.
 J. W. Huffman. Mark Brown, C. l.. Baker and Will Tipton made a com bined business and pleasure trip to Sulphur springs last week.
 Mrs. Mary Stafford and daughter, Mrs. Beasley returned Saturday from II Hindsylle. Jo Smiley brought them over. He returned Sunday.
 Col. George Washington Bradley has severed his correction with the Stokes & Welton livery stable and will prOba- by move to Springfield soon.
 Miss Maggie 0 Brien. charming SO cietv lady of Peirce City. was iii town Wednesday and Thursday visiting her many Npringdale friends.
 James DuPree returned to Paris. Tex, Tuesday night, .Jim'S annual visits to this place are appreciated very much by his many friends here.
 Prof. W. NJ. Davis did not wish | position in the public school Had he desired it he could have procured it. as the directors were well pleased with his former work.
 Mrs. James Dodson and danghter Nettie and son John left yesterday. TOT their old home at ImbOden, whf--~-9,ii'e, i', will spend two or thr"" -ys''' ''ii relatives and fri"
 pou u-. Il. Burnham, President ,f tt Southern Baptist College, Of < liver. Mo, will preach at the BaTtst church in this place next sunday and at Elm Springs at night
 Stephen Claypool and daughter Miss Cessna wen, up to Bentonville Wednesday, porning. Mr. Clay pool returned yesterday but Miss Cess will spend several days there visiting fri ends.
 Miss Willie Kennan, who has been at F.. Worth, Tex, for the past month returned home Saturday mofngHg She was accompanied by Mrs. Florence Hale who will spend some time visiting her parents at this place Il |
 Through the courtesy of Jas F. Har- ! ris, of the firm of Phillips, Lowdermilk k Co.,, !. r. Deayer and TIE NEWS man were permitted to enjoy shower bath 1t the blaming mill on last Saturday evening. It was perfectuly delightful md made Us feel almost young again. l
 w. A. Cardwell, of Logan. was in | town last Saturday and made THE NEWS short call. He says everybody !! his section are talking railroad and tiat | they are sure to get it. MT. Cardwell | brought us two large heads of cabbage | which were very fine and for winch we now thank him.
 A. McCaslan and family left Satur- lay, Tor Paris. Tex, where they will | make their future home They came ' put were not satisfied conStquently | hls second move. MT. McCaslan is a nee gentleman and has an interesting amiiy and We are sorry to lose hlm
 Lee Christian had tn" misfortune o get his right arm broken last Fri day. While riding horse around in the vard nj the residence of Gib- son l(odSon he passed under a clothes line and was dragged from he horse. Lee IS up and about now.
 Iud@e A. l.. Sanhrn and J l. Me enald made FEE NEWS very pleasant all "Wednesday morning, Alr. Sanhlrn E from AudhOn. Iowa, and Is down lere seeking a location in N. W. Ar Nansas for himself and twelve other am lies. He is very plesant and in- eliigeat gentlemen and wa hope he will te@ldS to locate his colony in or near T. l.. McQuaid of our own IS from the same point and if he $ a representative of the man who are alklnr of coming here we viii say they VII ne heartily welcomed. Springdale leeds Jnst such men. a
 Wednes lay morning Bud Fitz- gerald and wife met with very painful but not serious accident. They left their home near Frisco