The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Dersonal MentioN.

| w. II. Hughes was at Carthag Tuesday on business. | Mrs. M F. Myers visited relatives at fayetteville Wednesday,
 Mrs. J. R. Harris and Mrs. Lizzi. Owenby were at Fayetteville Tuesday Mrs. pr. Curry was down from Rog CTS first of the week the guest of Mrs II. A. Daily.
 l ter. 1 T.. Sunday to look after busi ness matters.
 | l.. F. Davis, one of Lowell's hustlinl citizens, was down Monday and called on TIE NEWS
 Mrs. VIII. Magrauder spent Wednes day at Fayetteville, the guest of Mrs J. T. Stinson.
 Donald Brown left Sunday after noon for Omaha and other points in the Northwest.
 J. T. Masoner and wife returned Wednesday night from their visit al Colum bus, Kansas. Philipp Webber left Thursday for l Little Rock where lie will make his home for the present. J. A. Courtright and A. N. R. Deer left Saturday for Missouri to canvas for the Perfect Washing Machine. T.. F. Massey, who had been here | yrctt 1t 1Aft n l morning for his home at Batesville. Bee Wilson and family. Jas E. Will son and Misses Maud Mills and Cora Thompson spent Tuesday at Cave Springs.
 Pitts Womack was in town Tuesday in the interests of the Rogers Acade- my and was pleasant caller at THE NEWS office.
 Mrs. Mollie Salathiel, who had cen here visiting her mother, Mrs. J. B. Evins, left Sunday for her home at Case, Oklahoma.
 J. H. Dunnaway and family came up from Rhea's Mill Saturday on a visit to ". q. Thompson and family. They returned Tuesday.
 Mir. Evans. who had been down wis ting hls wife, who is here spending the summer with her sister, Mrs Stowitts left for his home in, Dakota Saturday.
 C. B. Lewis, who had been to New York purchasing goods for the firm of Lewis Bros. at Berryville came in Tuesday night on a visit to relatives and friends
 J. $. Mcleod, of Lowell, was down Wednesday. Simon returned few days ago from Oklahoma where he has been for the past few months in the stock business.
 J. E. Huffman and wife. of Cleburne Texas, arrived in Springdale Wednes- day We understand they have bought property here and will make this their future home.
 D Hummer. c. F. Tewksburv, B. R. Pierce and J Al. Baxter left Monday for Southwest City, rlo., to attend the reunion. They will also attend the reunion at Baxter Springs.
 L-C Sommervlle left Tuesday even ing for Pueblo Colorado, to take the oOpIC aSthSl iOI tllt pu llOnS Ol the Seventh Day Adventist Church He will move hls family to that place in the near future.
 Dr. NJ. T. Beaman came down from Douglas, Kansas, Friday after his daughter, Miss Mirtie, who was taken sick while visiting at the home of T. C. Walters. Sr They left for home Saturday afternoon.
 John Myers returned from Favette- vile the latter part of last week where He has been holding q position in a mercantile establishment. He will remain here until the lst when he will leave for Colorado for his health
 Prof S 1T Davls and family left the first of the week for Gentry where they will make their home, Prof Da- wis having secured position in the school at that place. Miss Agnes will return here in time for the opening of the Public School Prof Davis and family have many fr;endsin Springdalc whose good wishes go with them to their new home.