The Springdale news., 1898-08-19

went over with them and will re- turn to-day.
 Sam McEwen, accompanied by his little son, came up from Mena first of the week on a visit to his father residing nea- thls place.
 Rev. J. G. Nickel, of Akron, Ohio, arrived yesterday on visit to his family who are here spend ing the summer with relatives.
 Prof. and Mrs. J. E. Lea and little son Roland went up to Low. ell Friday afternoon to visit friends. They returned Sunday.
 Mrs. D. Hummer left Friday evening for Elg;n, Ill.,, where she will spend some time visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fischer, who IS Ill.
 w. Nj. Patrick and little grand son of Tennessee are in town visit ing Rev. Wylle and family. Mrs. Wylle is daughter of MT. Patrick.
 I. M. Bland and Mrs. Dr. Ram sey, of Memphis, Tean., who had been here visiting D. M. Bland and family, left for home Monday af- ternoon.
 Jesse Patton, an attache of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, left Satur- day afternoon to resume his labOrs after visit with his parents near this place.
 Rev. T. B. Lunstord and family, who spent several weeks among thelr old friends at thls place, re- turned Tuesday to their home at Cameron, l. T.
 John Meyers was out from Fay. etteville Sunday visiting relatives and friends. We understand he will soon leave for the West to re- main some time.
 Fount Earle, the gen:Iemanly young cashier of the Bank of Fay etteville, returned from Sunday trip to Springdale to-day. Fay tteville News, Monday.
 w. E. Whitener came up recent. ly after his family who had been visiting relatives near Huntsville. They left Wednesday for thelr home at Detroit, Texas.
 B. F. Rowlett and family, of Valley Springs, Boone County, who had been over visiting J. A. Canup and family near Elm Springs, returned home this week.
 7. T. Stump and wife, of Hora- tio, Ark, were Tn town first of the week visiting relatives. They have been at Fayetteville some time where Mir. Stump had an attack of typhoid fever.
 Bruce and Miss Jobelle Holcomb came out from Fayetteville Satur- day evening and they, III company with Dr. Frank Young and sister Miss Daisy spent Sunday with friends at Goshen.
 Dr. Sumn,erville and wife re- turned Sunday afternoon from Forl Smith where they had been attend ing the State camp meeting of the Adventist Church. Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Wiswell returned Monday af- ternoon.
 Loule Kusewitt and Gas. Townes returned Tuesday from a business trip through the Western portions of Washington and Benton Coun- ties, and as far north as Southwest City. They dld considerable sign painting while away.
 Druggist Mathews IS now Tn good humor with himself anG the whole world. Mrs. Mathews and two daughters arrived Sunday af- ternoon. TIE NEWS tlusts that they may find their new home a pleasant ore in every respect.
 Miss Sallie Renner, who has been at Fayetteville some four weeks receiving treatment for her eyes returned home Saturday af. ternoon much improved. She left Wednesday for Reno, Kansas, te visit ner sister, and from there will go to St. Joseph, Mo-, to assist Mrs. Watkins n purchasing her fall millinery goods.
 O. E. Anderson, of Charlton County, Mo-, brought his wife and daughter down last week on a visit to A. B. Couch and family. MT. Anderson is brother of Mrs Couch and they had not seen eact other for % years. He returned last week, being delegate to thu Democratic State Convention a Springfield, but his wife and daugh tor ara still here