The Springdale news., 1898-06-24
Personal Mention.

Uric Harris is down mingling with his >pringdale friends.
 T. J. Davis, and J. c. Davis were al Fayetteville Saturday. Jonathan Smith made a business trip to Fayetteville Monday. w. T. Farrar and little son Frank were ut Fayetteville Friday.
 Col and Mrs. J. A. C. Blackburn, of Rogers, were in town Saturday. l Will Sanders and family came over Saturday from Huntsville to visit rela tives.
 Clay Henderson, of Imboden, is in town visiting the family of James 1 DodSon.
 Miss Hattie Hale was at Fayetteville | Bryant
 Mrs Ida IIolcomb and son Joe went up to Pea Ridge Sunday afternoon to visit relatives.
 Eld. c. F Smlth went down to Brentwood Thursday of last week and spent two or three days. Dr. Sherman Thompson and family, of West Fork, who hAd been up on a visit to relatives returned Friday. Mrs. Hallie Pendergrass, who had been here on visit to relatives returI.a ed Friday to her home at Seligman, T. Blaney, of Decatur, was over first of the week transncting business and shaking hands with old friends.
 Mrs. C w. Phillips, of Fayetteville, who had been out visiting relative, and friends, returned home Saturday.
 Miss Belle Smith, residing near Rog- CTS, has been spending the week in Sprngdale the guest of Mrs !. r. Denver.
 Miss Jennie Dodson went down tp Fayetteville Saturday to visit with Mss Ccner IIolcomb She returned Sunday.
 Wash Williams and wife Of East St. Louis, who had been here visiting relatives, left for home Saturday afternoon.
 N A Tinker, former resident of this section, but who now resides at Joplin. Mo, came down Saturday on q visit to friends.
 w A. Ogden went down to Coal Hill Saturday on business and to visit with friends. He was accom- panied by hls little daughter Bula.
 Walter and Halle Wilson. of Spring field, Mo, arrived in town Friday for visit with their brother Claud, wlo resides a short IiStanrp vest
 ! W. Henry, q lumber dealer of Crawfordsville, Ind. accompanied by his wife, arrived in Springdale Satur- day and will probably spend three or four weeks here.
 Miss Lulu English who had been at tending school here, left Sunday for her home at Clcburne. Texas. She made her home with Prof and Mrs. Lea and has many friends here.
 Miss Jennie Dodson left Wednesday for Sulphur Springs, Texas to remain some time for the benefit of her health. Her many friends hope she may be benefited by the change.
 T. c. Sxaggs, of Huntsville, said to be one Of the 'pizenest' Democrats in Northwest Arkansas, took the train at lUlS pace 1OI I%tLLlc hbCk where he went as q delegate to the Democratic state convention.
 Victor Cross. of the Bentonville Sun, came down Sunday -on d visit to friends, returning Monday afternoon. While here lie was the guest Of c. c. Clarke and family. TIE Nfws ac- knowledges a fraternal call.
 R. c. Petross and family, of petross, | r arrived in town latter part of last week. Mir. Petross returned thls week, but ,lrs. Pctross and children will spend the summer here, occupy ing their property East of the roller mill which has recently been improv ed
 4. l.. Thompson went up to Liberty, Mo, Saturday as u witness in the dam age shit brought by Joe Stubbs against the parties who had him ar- rested on the charge of forglnp Grant Ihompson's name to q check. He re- turned Wednesday and ,avs the judge dismissed the ease but an appeal will be taken unless q new trial is granted