The Springdale news., 1898-10-07
Dersonal Mention.


| J. F. Evins ma le a business trip tc Rogers Friday afternoon.
 Mrs F. Rizer went down to Petit grew Monday to visit friends. | Miss Eva Pharr left Saturday for ] Wagner, I. T., to visit her sister.
 w. E. Moss went down to Fayette- vile Wednesday to visit his parents
 Judge B. B. Wilson, of Russelville, was in Springdale first of the week on business.
 F. NJ. Ownbey returned Tuesday evening from a business trip to Huntsville.
 Uncle Jo IIolcomb and family sun | dayed i'll Springdale, guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Deaver.
 Mrs Jennie Moss and son Ferdi- nand left Tuesday afternoon for Chi cago to remain some time.
 Col. w. q. Vincenheller came up Wednesday afternoon on business, re- turning yesterday morning.
 Mrs Jas. Poisdl, who had been out visiting relatives, returned yesterday 1 to her home at Fayetteville.
 sam Crawford left Saturday for his old home at Niangua, Mo-, to remain for Hn indefinite length of time. l. I. Lane went over to Huntsville Friday to meet again the friends of his youth He returned sunday. Adam Hershey went down to Fort smith Saturday night to accept a po- sition as clerk at the Hotel Main. Mrs. Lizzie Robinson, of Joplin, Mo. :, arrived in Springdale Tuesday on d visit to her sister, Mrs. G, W. kennan.
 Bob Flatt, the we'll known manu- facturer of corn juice, with headqnar- ters near Logan, was in town Tuesday. IT. A. Daily left Sunday night for St. Louis to take in the fall festivltie, {, and buy big stock of holiday goods. Mrs K Terry went up to Rogers Friday afternoon for short visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Derre berry. Dr. D. C Summers, of Elm Springs, returned yesterday morning from St Louis where he had been taking in the sights.
 Mrs q. A. Cole came out from Fay etteville Saturday afternoon for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. G. F. Heller
 Miss Belle Randall returned home Saturday from Lamona, iowa, .Wher1 She had been for some time visiting relatives.
 Chas Pendergrass left Monday night for Kansas City to witness the Priests of Palles parade. He will re- | turn today.
 Mrs. Sarah Mckeeney, of Hunting ten County Indiana, arrived last week on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jona than Foust.
 Neal Cogar, of Gem, West Virginia, arrived in Springdale Monday night on visit to his nephew, J. N. Cogar, and family.
 Mrs. Damon Clarke and children, who had been spending the summer nere, left Tuesday for their home at Little Rock.
 Mrs, A. Sanders went down to Cam eron, l. T.. Thursday of last week to visit Mrs Black. She returned Wednesday night,
 C. A. Kinney left Wednesday night for Mena and Fordyce on visit to rel atives. He may possibly locate some where in that section
 Among the Springdale people who were Theo Parker, Ward Lane, Ben Dnlln.Iy apa II V Edlt- l. T. Lane, George Walker, l.. T. Lucas, S R. Stokes and Will Ladd went to Rogers tuesday to watch the "bloomer girls play ball.
 NJ. B. Caldwell, of Clay Center, Kansas, came down first of the week to look over our country. He is an old friend of F. J. Yeager.
 l.. B. Fitzgerald, of the l2th Infant ry, who had been home on visit, left last night to join his company at lief ferson Barracks, St. Louis
 Frank White left Monday for Sloan Springs. He is Tn the railway mail service, his run being from Siloam Springs to Shreveport, La. w. H. Searcy and J. NJ. Robinson left Monday night for St. Louis on DliSlHtSS anu u ScC tuC oiR hCc. AhC latter returned Wednesday. w. N. Williams and wife and E. B. Simpson and wife, of Huntsville, took the train at this place Monday night for pleasure trip to St. Louis.
 Private John Osborn, mem Der of Co. F. came down from Sellgman Tuesday on d visit to his comrades in arms. He returned Wednesday. | T. P. Hulsey came down from Selig. man Friday to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, J. H. Goodwin !. He returned Saturday afternoon. J. w. Lewis and F. E. Wilson, justi ces of Springdale Township, attended the meeting of the levying court at Fayetteville Monday and Tuesday.
 Jacob Meyer left Tuesday afternoon for his old home at Wellington, Kan sas, to look after business matters.
 He will be absent about two weeks.
 Miss Carol Johnson returned yester- day morning from several weeks wis it with friends in St, Louis and Illi- nois- She is much improved in health. Floyd Thompson came up from | Petross, 1. T., Tuesday night to spend a few days visiting his parents and
 friends. He will probably return
 Monday.
 Mrs. Geo. Vaughan, of Huntsville, returned Tuesday night from Gamer on, | T., where she had been visiting