The Springdale news., 1898-10-07

| Mss Annie Putnam and Mrs Ellis
 Duncan came out from Fayetteville Friday, returning Saturday. While
 here they were guests Of Mrs. E. F.. Deavcr.
 A. B. Couch left Sunday night fol St. Louis where he will buy a couple of car loads of furniture for his store here and at Westville. He returned yesterday.
 Chas. McQnaid, Claud Couch and Cl .m Limbaugh left Tuesday for Westville. taking with the n the front ] for the building for A. F. Couch's fur niture store.
 Frank Fox. who is operating a blacksmith shop at Newkirk, Q. T., came in Sunday on visit to his par ents and friends. He will return first | of next week.
 c. $. Weaver an employe of the Lit tie Rock ''G zttte," who had been up on visit to his wife, residing at their home west of town few miles, re- turned Monday
 pr. D. F. Meehan returned Sunday ] night from Carthage, Mo. where he had been visiting his brother, M Mee- han and family. He is much inn proved in health
 Ralph Mills returned Friday night from Wyoming, where he had been for some time. His coming was a pleasant surprise to his parents who were not expecting him.
 Mrs. F. IT. Bryant and daughter Miss Earl returned Saturday mght from Eureka Springs, where they had been spending several weeks They enjoyed their stay very much
 E F. Dunn, of Fort Smith, travel ing freight and passenger agent of the Frisco, was in Sprlngdale Tuesday consulting Col. Geo. H. Bennett con- cerning the business of the road
 Mrs M A. Mosier, who had been here visiting relatives, returned Sat l urdav to her home near Colville. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs Wm Ianes, who returned Mon- day.
 $. w. Clark came home Friday from Southwest Missouri, where he has | been for some time in the interests of the Donnell Manufacturing Co.,, of St. Louis He is only hone for a short visit and will leave again the first of | next week.
 MISS MdTV hllllUSWOTtH, Ol SilOdiU 1 Springs. came in Saturday evening from Mountain burg where she had been teaching school. She left for her home Sunday. While in Spring dale she was the guest of the family of J. w. Gorec.
 Mrs. b F. Jackson, of Fayetteville, came out Saturday afternoon on wis. J it to friends, returning Tuesday. | ,l, Af G NJ Hrpgdon. Mrs. Jackson is the mother of flla2.s. Jackson of the Springdale Mercantile Co.
 Rev. A II. Autry returned Mondal night from Siloam Springs where he had been assisting in revival meet ing. He left Tuesday morning for Dutch Mills at which place the asso- citation of Baptists of Washington County convenes in annual session to- morrow.
 Bob Lattimer was in town Friday on his way to his home at Pea Ridge. He had been to Wllburton, 1 T., as sistng his brother, James, in the tele graph office. While here Bob informed TIE NEWS that he would leave soon for Texas to accept position as op- orator on the Texas Midland. Hugh Atwood and sister, Miss Rlllie Atwood, of Liberty Hill, Texas, ar rived m Springdale Tuesday night on | a visit to relatives and friends They are children of Dr. Evans Atwood, who was formerly a resident of | Springdale, and have many friends 1 here who will be pleased to see them
 Mrs Geo. H. Bennett amt children and Miss Q. F. Bennett left Friday evening for Coplay, Penn, to visit the parents of Mrs. Bennett and also to visit relatives of Miss Bennett at qua near by. This is their old home and of course they will have m enjoy able visit. They will be absent for | two months.
 | w. D. Mathews, $. s. Walker, Dr. Meehan, Ward Lane, Chas. Renner, Floyd Thompson, $. l.. Todhunter and l Dave Pharr saw the ''bloomer girls" play ball at Fayetteville Wednesday | Ed Thayer, Gene Hines. Carl Horton and Wilson Roberts, of this place, played with the Fayetteville team, | ?.
 Mrs. $. Y Rankin, who had been making her home with w. l.. Reeves and family for the past five years, left Monday for Lebanon, Tenn. Mrs. | Rankin is the mother of Miss Lochie ] Rankin, who for the past twenty years has been representing the South ! Methodist Church as a missionary ln Chlna Miss Rankin was here year ago last August on a visit | Quite d number of Fayetteville peo- pie came out Tuesday afternoon and attended the tent meeting at night. The party consisted of Dr. 4. G. Hem derson and wife, Rev. Hancsworth and wife, Geo. Reed, Miss May Mer- ritt, Mss Grace Buchanan. Miss Eve lvn Eason, Miss Bessie Eason, J. l..
 Bozarth, wife and daughter Gladys w. |. Cook and wife Dan lobe, John
 Lanier and wife, Mrs. Calvin. Mrs
 Rattenbury, Mir. Baker, Miss Annie ] Pettiprew, Miss Mamie Phillips, Mrs I stirman. Mrs. Gray, F. F. Davidson J. J. Baggett, Miss Amanda Stone
 Hal Cravens. Carroll Nix. pr. Richard
 son, Wm. Reems, Mrs c. ". Phillips
 Elzie Dawes, Miss Sadie
 Baker Mrs. Brilential and
 Miss Rivers Baker. The party all
 took supper at the Arcade, except Mrs
 Phillips and daughter Miss Name
 who were guests of Mrs. J. K. Hirris,
 and Mrs. Bridenthal, who was a guest
 :.t the home of her parents Mir ant
 Mrs. X. B. Couch. The party was un
 able to get home until nearly 5 oclocl l Wednesday morning on account of ths
 train being late.