The Springdale news., 1898-06-17
Personal Mention.

Rem smith was at Fayetteville Sun day.
 II. Duggin made business trip tc Bentonville Monday. l Chas. H. Chandler made business tlip to Fayetteville Monday. | Uncle Jabe Banks made business trip to Fayetteville Monday. 1 Miss Rose Sherry returned Sanday from Rogers where she had been visit Ing relatives
 George Walker re turned first of the week from two months stay up on 1 the St. Paul bralch. | Miss Claud Philips came over from Spring Valley Monday on visit to relatives and friends. Will Brogdon returned Monday from St. Louis. He says he has come home to enlist in Co. F.
 Mrs. k. II. Pardue and Mrs. Bob Cunning were at Rogers latter part of last week visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Dr. Bell, of Benton. Ark, and Mrs. J. Y. Bell, of Rogers, were in town Monday visiting Mrs. Bratton
 Ike Jack came down from Cassvllle, Mo-, Saturday on a visit to relatives and friends. He returned Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Steed of Texas, who had been here on a visit to Mrs. w. II. kelso, left Wednesday morning for Tennessee.
 Mrs. Gtbbert arrived in town Mon dap evening from Texas and will rt- main here for some time visiting her many friends
 Mrs. Martha Peerson, of Monett, Mo-, who had been down visiting her nephew, A. w. sherry, returned home Sunday afternoon.
 Tom Taylor and family Of Fayettc- vile, passed through here the latter part of last week on their way to liar rison to visit 'atives,
 Jacob Striclller, of West Fork, who had been up on visit to A. D Bag gctt and family, returned Tuesday. Mir. Baggett went down with him.
 Miss Emma Hale made a trip out
  contracted with the directors to teach the next term of pIbic school at that place.
 Miss Bertha Grero"y, who had been up on q visit, returned Saturday tp her home at Nian, l. T. Sh. was ac- companled as far a~ Fort smith Lv her brother, John Gregory.
 Mrs. Wash Williams of Eu,t St. Louis, arrived in Springdale first of the week on d visit to her mother, Mrs. Lattimer and sister, Hrs. Ida liolcomb.
 Jno $. Dodson and wife, Wate Mar tin and Miss Lillie Chandler and Ar thur Graves and Miss Nettie Dodson spent the day Tuesday at Cave Springs and report very pleasant time.
 Among the visitors in attendance at the Baptist Institute are Rev. and Mrs. IT, Beauchamp. of Eureka Springs. They formerly resided in Springdale and have host of warm friends here.
 Bob Chuning went up to Springfield, No, Friday afternoon to be examined by physicians. It is thought his liver IS becoming enlarged and that an op- eratlon will have to be performed Mrs Cunning went up Monday after noon to join him.
 Mrs Ella Williamson of Mansfield, and Mrs. W. J. Forbes of poteau ar rived in Springdale Monday evening on visit to their parents Mir and Mrs. G A Graves. Miss Mayme Graves who had been down there visiting re- turned with them
 MT and Mrs. w. IT, Magruder and children left Sunday evening for Oxford, Miss, to visit with relatives Mir. Magruder will be back in about two weeks to resume his position on the road, but Mrs. Magruder and the children will probably remain for d month.
 A. T.. Wilkinson left this morning for Omaha where he will attend the Exposition. From there he will visit Des Moines. Sioux City, and his old home at Danbury. He will be absent for about two weeks, and will do some good missiona ry work for Springdale during his absence.