The Springdale news., 1898-07-22
Personal Mention.

J. $. Skaggs, of Wyman, was up las week visiting his son $. J. Skaggs.
 w. c. Covert, of Big Springs, Texas came up last week on visit to hi family.
 Mrs. Theo. Parker went up to Rog CTS Wednesday afternoon on visit | friends.
 l.. E. Reed came over from Osag, latter part of last week on visit | relatives.
 Earnest Patterson, of Springfield Mo, was down recently visiting Geo II. Bennett.
 Mrs Ellis, of Hartshorn. I. T., cam up few days ago on a visit to Mrs NJ. w. Weeks.
 Mrs. E. H. Bryant and daughte Earl went over to Goshen Monday t. visit with relatives.
 R. A. Carl, of Prairie Grove, who hat been up attending the Chautauqua, rc turned home Monday.
 w. E. Bruffey, J. Foust and Theo Parker were at Fayetteville Monda, transacting business.
 Mrs. w. q. Winton, of Brightwatcr who had been down visiting relative returned home Monday.
 Mrs. C. A. Patterson, of Seligman Mo-, was in town recently the gues of Mrs. Geo. II. Bennett.
 C. J Bennett. of Springfield, Mo. was down few days ago visiting hi brother, Geo II. Bennett
 j. F. Wilkinson, Fred Sims an, Misses Edith Sims and Margie Stewar were at Fayetteville Monday.
 Mrs. R. II. Pardue went up to Rog CTS Monday afternoon on visit to hel mother. She returned Tuesday.
 Mrs. $. F. Satterly went up to Ne vdda, Mo-, last week on visit to rela- tives. She will return next week.
 Dick IIinds, who had been here wis iting relatives and friends, left Mon day for his home at Cleburne, Texas
 Mrs Mary Pearce, who had been uI on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mr1 James Adams, returned Monday to hel home at Chester.
 Mrs. Dr. John Pharr and children, who had been up visiting relatives, re turned Monday to their home at St Paul.
 Mrs. Rev. Wm. Sherman, of Morril ton, who had been visiting her father Wm. Cannon and family, near Goshen, Ia
 Miss Emma Stlyer, who had been the guest of Mrs. J. B. Evans for d few days. returned Tuesday to her home at Huntsville.
 l.. E. Bushnell and mily returned Friday night from Mound Valley, Kan sas, where they had been visiting rela- tivcs of MT. Bushnell.
 Mrs. F. M. Masters ana two chil dren, of Fort Smith, who had been uF visiting Geo. II. Bennett and family returned home Sunday morning.
 Mrs A. F. Butts and three children of Springfield. Mo, who had beer down visiting Geo. II. Bennett ano family returned home Sunday after noon.
 J. M. Chandler and q. $. lawn went over to Eureka Springs Tuesday to at tend reunion of the eX-confederat, soldiers who fought under Col. Pap Price.
 Mrs. Craft and daughter Mss Lizzie left Wednesday, night for Fort Worth Texas, to make their future home During their stay here they won many friends,
 w. T. Dickson. w. A. Ware and C l.. Baker left yesterday for Gravett City, Mo, and other point and will put in a portion of their tim fishing.
 Prof. Apmadoc, musical director oI the Chautauqua. left Tuesday evening for his home in Chicago. He mad, many warm friends during his shor stay here.
 Mrs Manic Black and Mrs. Clara the former of Bentonvillt and the latter of Fort Smith, were 1T town Tuesday, the guests of Mrs. ] F. Stafforl.
 Mrs Heste~ Hunt, of Springdale, aunt of Mrs. l. NJ. Derre berry, spen, several days with the latter thls week and ret1l d t, her home Friday Rogers Enterprise.
 Mrs, Dr. Quarles, prominent teach CT of Southwest City, Mo, arrived in town Saturday and was the guest oi Mrs. J. II. Pollard for few days. She left for home yesterday.
 Bert Johnson came out from Fay ettevillc Wednesday afternoon to post up the books of the Northwest Ark ansas Lumber Co.,. made necessary by the Hines of his brother, w. II John son.
 J. E. Wilkinson. of the Marine Band left Wednesday morning for Sioux City, Iowa, where he will play with the 4th Regiment Band of that city a, Omaha and d number of other engage ments He will probably remain un til fall Mir. Wilkinson is a clarionet ist of superior ability, and will be : credit to Springdale whel ever he goes
 Mrs. J. X. Harris and children wen down to Fayetteville Tuesday. and af ter d short visit at that place left fol ka;rd, Texas, to make their futur, home, Mir. Harris having gone on sev eral days ago. While regretting to see these excellent people leave we take pleasure in com mending them to the good graces o their new neighbocs in Texas, and wish them d full measure of success.
 Mir. and Mrs. k. F. Fulton returned sunday to their home at Siloam They spent week in onl town, MT. Fulton representing the Farmer and Fruitman of Kansas City Mo-, and he proved himself to be a pleasant and agreeable gentleman. He took notes of our industries, re sources, etc, while ht re and will give write-up m the August number of his paper. We believe it will be good one, and that 1t will prove beneficial to the town and coun try.
 The largest assortment ol magazines ever brought to Springdale were received re- ,ently at THE NEWS office. Following are some of the ,,,, hnrr nnxU m attl