The Springdale news., 1898-12-30
Dersonal Mention.

Mrs. A. Horton left Saturday ft Little Rock to visit relatives anC friends.
 Will Haxton went up to Roger! Wednesday afternoon to visl, friends.
 Prof. Croxdale, of Elm Springs, pald TIE NEws business cal Tuesday. l. T. Lane went up to Purdy, Mo-. Monday afternoon on a visit to relatives. lE1Mlss Emma Hale, wbo is teach Ing at Robinson, is spending the | week at home. J. w. Carrel returned Tuesday evening from business trip tc Cameron, 1. T.
 Mrs. W. R. McCllnton went down to Conway Saturday to visi, with her mother. John Jordan was out from Fay, ettevllle first of the week visiting Springdale friends. E. M. Solomon, of Ryan, I. T. is up on visit to hls father Jas. Solomon and family.
 Mrs. 1. N. Vernon and son Gid con left Sunday for Elkins to visit Mrs. Vernon's father.
 Mrs. W. H Hughes, of Garth age, Mo-, was Tn Springdale last week visiting friends.
 Mrs. E. H. Bryant and daughter Earl went over to Goshen Wednes- day to visit relatives.
 James Adams spent Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. Mary Pearce at Mountainburg.
 Miss Myrtle Phillips, who had been visiting at West Fork, return. ed home Tuesday evening.
 Mss Cora Salyer came over from Huntsville last week and will enter the College next Monday.
 B. c. Petross came up from the Territory Saturday night to spend Christmas with hls family. 
 Miss Mettie Sanders went down to Fort Smith Saturday to spend a few days visiting her aunt.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Derreberry, of Rogers, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs K. Terry near here.
 w. I. Thompson, who is teach ing at Prairie Grove, came over and spent Christmas with home folks.
 Mir. and Mr. B. F. Denver and daughter Miss Bertha visited rela- tives at Fayetteville first of the week.
 Miss Grace Phillips came out from Fayetteville Wednesday af- ternoon on visit to Mrs. J. R. Harris.
 Mrs. Maggie LaLgiord arrived Tuesday evening from Paris, Texas, and is a guest at the home of Fred Edison.
 Mrs. John Steinberg, of Marion vile, Mo-, arrived m Springdale Saturday on visit to relatives and friends.
 l. K. Vaughan, leading farmer of Whitener, was in town this week and called and enrolled for TIE NEWS.
 w. l.. Stokes, Jr., and lawyers J. l.. Long and J. J. Mills were transacting business at Fayetteville Wednesday.
 Lon Wolfe, who IS attending the business college at Sloan Springs, is spending the week with home folks.
 Don Gribble left Tuesday evening for Cripple Creek, Colo, in search ot employment. HE NEWS wish es him success.
 Miss King and Prot. Smith, of the College faculty, spent Christ mas at their homes at Spring field and Dardanelle.
 Jerre Long came up from the Territory and spent few days first of the week visiting his parents and many friends
 Mrs. Freeman, of Eureka Springs, came over Thursday of last week on a visit to Der son Rev. Chas. E.. Freeman and family.
 James Stump, of Horatio, Ark. is in the city visiting relatives and will remaln several days for the beneht of hls health.
 Fred Boyer, who has been em- ployed on the Sohphone-Events at Paragould for some time past, re- turned home last week.
 l.. J. Reed made business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday, being ac- compan ed by his daughter Miss K,ttle and his son John.