The Springdale news., 1898-09-23
! personal HS1ntiol.

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 MT. and Mrs J. R. Harris returned
 last Thursday night from Joplin. Mo- Mrs. J. w. Lewis and daughte,
 Miss May visited at Fayetteville Sat
 urday
 Mrs. w. H. Magruder visited Fay
 etteville friends Thursday of last
 week.
 Judge Wilson returned Friday night
 from Ohio where he had been visiting
 relatives.
 l J. c. Hodges was out out from Fay
 etteville Monday and paid THE NEWS
 a short visit.
 J. Zimmerman went down to Fort
 Smith Monday. He will buy cotton
 in that section this season. l Will Steinberg, a member of O. r,
 went up to Marionville. Mo-, Tuesday
 evening to visit home folks. Mrs. Green Parrott and Mrs. l.. E.
 Seymour, Mo, to visit relatives. 1 Mrs. Lee Sanders went up to Rogers
 Friday evening to visit Mrs. Leo K.
 Fesler. She returned Saturday. | Mrs. Williams returned Friday from
 St. Louis where she had been purchas- l ing her fall and winter millinery.
 Mrs. Ed. Cummings came over from
 Huntsville latter part of last week on
 a visit to the family of Dr. k. F. Ellis l A. B. Couch went over to Westville
 Monday to make arrangements for the
 erection of building for his furniture store.
 Mrs. T. w. Pollard came up from l Fayetteville Tuesday evening on a visit to her son J. fl. Pollard, and
 family.
 Mir. Baker and w.fe, of Cass County,
 Mo-, came down latter part of last
 week on visit to Seymour Baker and
 family.
 Dr. Sommerville returned last week l from Hill Top. Boone County, where
 he had been looking after business
 matters.
 c. c. Metheny. of the Siloam Springs Republican. was in town Wednesday, and paid THE NEWS fra ! ternal call.
 | Dr. D. l.. Meehan went up to Car. | thange, Mo, Tuesday afternoon to spend several days visiting the family of hls brother.
 Frank Young left Thursday evening of last week for Kansas City to con tinue his studies in the Kansas City
 Medical College. Jere Long came up from the Terri | tory Thursday night of last week to visit home folks and see if it wouldn't
 benefit his health Mrs c. A. Kinney and children left
 last week for Fordyce. Ark, where they will spend the winter visiting
 Mrs. Minney's parents. Mrs. Dr. Jones, of Plummerville, ar rived in Springdale Tuesday night on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Steel, who | resides at Elm Springs. Mrs. $. L. Fleming and children left tuesday evening for Kansas City to join Mir. Fleming where they will make their future home. Lieut.. w. I. Thompson arrived from LitGle Rock Sunday night, Sergeant
 Leon Smith Wednesday night and SdpL- LouR "oo SAPCSeCoi ioob TX "o'
 Mrs. Anne Douthet, Of Memphis Tenn {, arrived in town Tuesday even ing on visit to Mir. and Mrs. J. Nj. Taylor. She is a niece of Mir. Taylor. J. A. Melton, Attorney Davidson and Joe Moore left last week for Boone and Marion Counties to investi- gate the mineral lands in that section. Chas Clarke arrived home Sunday on thirty days furlough He be- longs to the 22nd Kansas regiment which is located at Fit. Leavenworth, Kansas
 Bert Johnson, who had been up assisting in the establishment of the Northwest Arkansas Lumber Co re turned to Fayetteville latter part ot last week.
 Nose Stearns and Bob Cummings left Sunday evening for St. Louls to attend the Missouri Medical College.
 Wate Martin left Tuesday on the same mission.
 Mrs. Fannie Davis and children, who had been here for some time visiting the family of James Dodson, left for their home at Ravenden Sprhgs
 Wednesday afternoon. R. w. Porter and family and Mrs. Hanev, of Little Rock, arrived lew days ago and are stoppinR at the home of Willard Berry. They Will re- main about two weeks. A. B. McAlexander, left yesterday morning for Paris, Texas, and will re- main in that section some tune work ing in the interests of the Seventh Day Adventist publications Harvey Johns, former citizen of Fayetteville, but now of Springdale, is in the city accompanied by J. n. Spohner, the owner of a large fruit farm near Springdale. Fayetteville News, Monday.
 T. K. Tenant, manager of the K. X T. Coal Co. store at Huntington, was in Springdale first of the week visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. Nj. Woods. He had been to S, Louis on business and was on his way home. w. E. Wood and family left Tuesday l morning for Pryor Creek, l. T., where they will make their future home | We understand Mr. Wood will esta D. fish a racket store and that his son l Guy will open dental once. men
 many Springdale friends wish them success
 Damon Clarke returned yesterday
 from Springdale, to which point ht
 was suddenly called last Sunday even
 ing by telegram announcing the ser ious illness of his baby boy. Upon
 his arrival he found his two youngest | cb;ldran mite ill but left both con
 siderably improved in health.-L. k
 Gazette, Sunday.
 Will Roberts, son of G. r
 Roberts is quite sick.
 Tom Riggs and Len Roberts
 members of Co. F, have eacf
 secured a discharge.