The Springdale news., 1898-09-09

T ctteville Wednesday afternoon visiting friends.
 Miss Minnie Bryant, of Fayetteville, is visiting in the city the guest of Mrs. J E. Suttle.
 Drummer J. NJ. Robinson was in Springdae this week visiting home folks
 G. ". Miller and Bob Atwood drove over to Westville Monday on Il pros pecting tour.
 Miss Emma Jordan came out from Fayetteville Wednesday afternoon on q visit to friends.
 Miss Lillie Chandler will leave next Monday for Searcy, Ark, to attend Galloway College.
 s. S Walker went to Springfield Saturday night on business. He re turned Monday night.
 Mrs Weaver, residing near town, who had been visiting at Little Rock returned Saturday night.
 Mrs Art Swartwout, of Fayetteville, who had been visiting relatives here,
 
 Mrs. q. NJ. Brogdon returned Mon- day evening from Texas where she had been visiting relatives.
 Mrs. J. R. Harris and children went up to Joplin, Mo-, last week to visit the parents of Mrs. Harris
 Miss Jennie Dodson went down to Fayetteville Tuesday to visit her friend Miss Cener Holcomb
 A. NJ. Reed one of the election judges, took the vote of this township to Fayetteville Wednesday.
 C. q Packer and family left Wednes- day afternoon for Joplin, Mo. where they will make their future home.
 Miss Lee Cunnln cham, teacher in the schools alt Fort Smith, s iii the city, the guest of Mrs. J II. Pollard
 Mrs. II. w. Monroe and daughter Eda left Friday for an extended visit with relatives in Iowa and Nebraska.
 Elmer Stewart of Lebanon. Mo-, is in town, the guest of Miss Willie Phe- Ian who is visiting Mrs. k 1T. Pardue.
 George Vaughan and wife came over from WhItener Wednesday on q visit to relatives. They returned yesterday
 Mrs. H. G Hunt left Tuesday for Nt. Louis t0 look after thc NM and winter millinery business for the New York Store.
 ChaS. Russell and Miss Ada Johnson, of Springfield, Mo-. were down sun day visiting Mrs Conncll sister of Miss Johnson.
 Mr., Dr. Parks, who had been here visiting Ter parents, Prof. and Mrs. T. w. Harris. left Saturday for her home at Little Rock.
 Zell Dickson, of Rogers, member of co F, who is at home on fur lough, was down Wednesday visiting Springdale friends.
 MiSsc, Annie and Jessie Lewis left Wednesday afternoon ion Parl1vllln, MO-, near Kansas City, where they will attend school.
 l.. Worthen C. J. Gillett and Col o G Gray left Saturday night for Ohio, to attend the nation a G- A. R. encampment.
 Mrs Al q. Rowe, who had been up her parents, Prof and Mrs $. E. Thompson. left last night for her home at Brazoria, Texas.
 Rev G W. Bradley and family left Tuesday for some point near Van Buren to remain a few weeks for the benefit of the formers health.
 Prof Shinn's family arrived this week from Little Rock, and will occu- pv the PritcharA property. They are cordially welcomed by our people.
 Mrs N. N Watkins took advantage of the excursion to Kansas City Friday to go t. St. Joe, Mo, :o purchase her fall and winter stock of millinery.
 Don Gribble, of Co. F. who had been home cn sick leave, rcce vcd orders yesterday morning to report at Little Rock and left at once for that point.
 Donald Brown and family left Tues day night for PaoIa. Kansas, where they will make their future home. Mn. Brown will engage in the mcrcan- tile business al that place.
 Stoney Graham, who had been home visiting his parents for three weeks. left Sunday afternoon for Kansas City to resume his duties in fnrni- ture establishment at that place.
 Little Miss Bessie Goodman, of Fort Smith, who had been up visiting rela- tives, returned home yesterday. While here she and Miss Geraldine Davis paid TIE NEWS d pleasant visit.
 Miss Minnie W.nton left Monday night for St. Louis to purchase her fall and winter stock of millinery During her absence Miss Sallie Adams has charge of her millinery business.
 Mrs. Lee Sanders returned Thurs day night of last week from St. Louis where She had been taking lessons in elocution preparatory to entering up on her duties as teacher in the College.
 pr. sam Smith and c. S. lawn will leave soon for a two months trip throue h tho Territory, the former to practice his profession, dentistry. and the latter to work in the interests of patent churn.
 G. w. Jones was over from Wcstville Sunday renewing acquaintance with his wife and children. MT. Jones thinks there is a great future for Westvile and that if will make one of the best towns in this section.
 I 1om Riggs and Len Roberts, mem hers of Co. r, came in Sunday night from ChickamauTa on ten days fur lough. The boys look like fighting cocks and that they had been receiv- ing the best of treatment. They re- turned yesterday.
 C. J. Chapman returned Monday night from his trip to Michigan. He says the apples mp there are of a7 in ferior quality, not near the equal of the Arkansas article. The orchards range in size from one-half acre to four acres. There is a large crop of peaches and plums in Michigan.
 Sergeant Leon Smith came home from Chictxamauga Monday on ten days leave. He says the soldiers at Chickamauga are receiving better care since the newspapers began agi- tating the question. Leon says he has had enough of army life, and that