The Springdale news., 1898-12-09
] Dersonal Attention.

'. r. NHdSe lelI yesterday lof bdI' ron. l. T., on business.
 !. NJ. Taylor made business trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs E. H. Bryant and Miss McVey were at Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Chandler went over to Westville Saturday, returning l Tuesday.
 Will Hewitt returned from St Louis Tuesday where he had been with car of stock.
 J. NJ. Hewitt returned Saturday from St. Louis where he had been with car of hogs.
 Mrs. A. r. Murphy returned Monday from Greene County, Mo-, where she had been visiting relatives.
 J. R. Saxton and family left Tuesday evening for kerwin, Kansas. where they will make their future home.
 J. F. Talley went down to Winslow Friday to visit relatives. Mrs Talley has been down there for some time.
 Mrs. Tennessee Twitty left Tuesday for Blum, Texas. where she will re main for two weeks visiting her brother.
 Misses Carol Johnson and Helen l King went down to Fayetteville Sat urday to visit friends, returning sun day afternoon.
 Notwithstanding the disagreea bic weather Eld. Ed. Hale went over to Huntsville Saturday and filled his ap- pointment at that place Sunday.
 Mrs w. A. Ware went down to Po- teau, l, T., Monday to join her hus- band Her many friends in Spring 1 dale regretted very much to see her leave.
 Mrs. z. II. Lowdermillz returned last Friday to her home at Joplin l Mo, being accompanied by little Miss U tha Harris who will visit up there for a while
 Leon Smith, Springdale print, has returned from Ft Smith where he had been working on the From Cat Leon isn't very favorably impressed by the Tom Cat"
 Mrs. D. B. Castleberry, who had been here visiting her mother, Mrs. Lattimer, went down to Fayetteville
 
 home at Little Rock.
 w. E. Boynton and family who had been visiting the parents of Mrs Boynton near here, left Wednesday night for St. Louis. They will either locate there or go to Colorado
 Miss Lula lawn left Tuesday morn ing for Eureka Springs and Beriyville. After short visit there she will go to Paris, Texas, and spend the winter with the family of her brother James.
 F. A. Gillett-was up from the lime works Tuesday. He reports their business tiourishing His little son who had been up visiting his grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. 5. Horton, re- turned with him.
 Rev. J. IL. D. Houston, Mrs. Arm strong and daughter Miss Fannie. left first of the week for their home at Dodd City. Miss Leda, daughter of Rev. Houston, is at Fayetteville where she will attend school.
 J. E. Lattimer, ot Wilburton l. T., was in Springdale Monday visiting relatives and friends. He was enroute to St. Louis to consult q specialist con- corning his hearing. which is failing. We trust he will find relief.
 Dr. D. U. Meehan left Wednesday evening for some point near Seward, Nebraska. where he will make his fu ture home. During his residence in Springdale Dr Meehan has made many friends who witnessed his de- parture with much regret. All wish him success in his new field.
 
 Read the advertisement of the Elm porium, to be found elsewhere in this issue.
 c $ Hawn IS again behind the coun- ter in the esta blishment of the Spring dale Mercantile Co.
 The street lamps arrived Tuesday and will be put in place just as soon as suitable posts can be secured.
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stokes have adop- ted a baby girl, year and half old. We trust the little one may grow up and be source of much joy and com fort to them.
 The three cars of gravel to be used for building a sidewalk as an expert ment arrived this week and the walk is now being built. Should it prove success other walks will be built
 <. F. satterly, who came to this nlace some two or three years ago