The Springdale news., 1898-09-30
Dersonal Mentiott.
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F. C. Ritter made business trip to Fayetteville yesterday.
 Chas Pendergrass and Will Horton Sundayed in Fayetteville.
 H. A. Daily was transactlng busi- ness at Fayetteville Monday.
 Mrs. Thos. West went to Ft. Smith Saturday to visit her parents.
 Mrs. Watt, of Gainesville, Texas, is in town visiting Mrs. J. Zimmerman.
 Rev. C. w. Bradley and family re- turned first of the week from their outing.
 Walker Kinney. of Rogers, was down this week visiting hls brother, e. 4. Kinney.
 Miss Maggie Horton returned Tues day from Locke, where she had been teaching school.
 Mrs. ". H. kelso went down to Fay etteville Tuesday to visit Rev. and Mrs. J J. Vaulx.
 Mrs. Art Lewis and sister. Miss Ed na Gregg went TIP to Springfield Mon day to attend the fair.
 Miss TilIie Wilkerson came over from Goshen Sunday afternoon and will re main some time in Springdale
 Miss Jennie Dodson. who had been visiting al Fayetteville for some time returned home yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Maggie Couch, who has been teaching a class in music at Fayette. vile, returned home few days ago
 Enos Crawford went up to Carthage, Mo, Tuesday morning to attend the fair and visit relatives Tn that section.
 Joe Moore returned Friday night from Boone County and Messrs. Vel ton and Davidson got in Tuesday night.
 A. M R Deen returned Saturday from Missouri where he had been in the interests of q patent washing ma chime.
 $. E. and J. T. Gilliland, of Hunts vile, came over Sunday afternoon and went up to Springfiel Monday to take in the fair.
 c. D. Whtwam. the last of Co. F, arrived home Monday evening. He had been detained at Little Rock to complete the muster out roll
 Ed Cummings came over from Huntsville Tuesday afternoon. He returned Wednesday, accompanied by his wife who had been visiting here.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Wilkinson left yesterday morning for Springfield From there they will go to 1t. Louis T al, ~lI l.
 Mrs. Chas. Chandler and little daughter left yesterday morning for Choslla. | T., to joln Mir. Chandler. where they wlll make their future home.
 Frank White railway mail clerk, part of the state, came home a few days ago. His next run will proba bly, be on the Pittsburg X Cult road
 c. S. Hawn and Dr. Smith left Tues day on an extended tour through the Southwest They went from here to Southwest City, Mo-, and will then go through Oklahoma and Texas, being absent several weeks.
 James Dodson, Calvin Holcomb and
  Friday to attend a meeting of the East Washington Association of the Primitive Baptist Church. They re. turned Monday evening.
 Sergeant Fitzgerald. of Springdale, is in the city today, regaling the ears of eager listeners with the stories of the war Sergeant Fitzgerald was m the thickest of the fight at Santia- go.-Fayetteville Daily, Friday.
 Rev. J. F. Wylie, of the Presbyteri. an Church, and Rev. Massie, of the Methodist Church, and Rev. Freeman. of the Christian Church, all came down from Springdale this morning to attend the tent meeting .-t ayetse- vile Daily, Friday.
 S. A. Yeager and bride arrived lat ter part of last week from Stuttgart and have gone to house keeping in the John Sanders property. Mir. and Mrs. Yeager were pleasantly welcomed home, and on Saturday night they were serenaded by the band.
 Ira Seeley arrived home Saturday morning from Chickamauga He had been sick with typhoid fever for over a month. and was in the division hos pital part of the time and III Letter Hospital the last two weeks. He says the sick received very poor attention at the former place but were excel lently cared for at the latter.
 F. D. Bedwell representing the Prairie Creek Coal Co.,, of Huntington. was in town first of the week. Mir Bedwell Is an old newspaper man. having formerly published paper at Exeter, Mo-, and later at Huntington. He called on TIE NEws and renewed an acquaintance formed ten years ago.
 Mrs. X B. Couch left Friday night for Chico, Texas, in respOhse to news announcing the illness of Mrs. Dock Couch, wife of her son. Mrs. Couch is now in position to appreciate the good water and mild climate of Wash ington County, and she writes back that she would give much for drink of good water. Mrs. Dock Couch is recovering. and as soon as able to travel the family will move to this section to make their home.