The Springdale news., 1898-09-16
Dersonal Mention.
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Mack Renner went up to Rogers Wednesday afternoon.
 w. T. Farrar and son Clare returned Sunday from Westvllle.
 l.. D. Petross made a business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 M w. Weeks made a business trip to Brentwood Wednesday
 H. T. Mathews made business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Otto Christian left Sunday night for Philadelphia to attend school.
 w. II. Browning left Monday night for Illinois to spend a few weeks.
 Bob Lattimer was down from Pea Ridge last week visiting relatives.
 John Johnson, of Fort Smith, who had been up visiting friends, returned Wednesday.
 Pleas Jackson, of Fayetteville, has accepted position with the Spring dale Mercantile Co.
 Levi Marler, of the Indian Territory, was up uTSL Ol lHc Wtth sIoiIlhp Hio sister, Mrs NJ. ". Weeks
 Jas. Masoner and wife returned Sunday from Westville where they had been visiting relatives.
 Col. w. F. Dowell was out from Fayetteville first of the week visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. F.. Suttle.
 Mrs. Ida Holcomb and mother, Mrs. Lattlmer. went down to Fayetteville Tuesday to visit with relatives.
 c. J. Chapman and J. F. Harris went over to Madison county Tuesday to look after the apple crop.
 J. F. Suttle, A. Lininger and Carl Owenby went up to Springfield yes terday morning to attend the fair.
 Miss Minnie Bryant, who had been visiting Miss Hattie Hale, returned Friday to her home at Fayetteville.
 Miss Edna Eos ter, of Fort Smith, who had been visiting the family of c. A. Graves, returned home Monday.
 H. A. and 0. c. McGaugh, of Elm nett. Texas, were up first of the week visiting their brother, A J McGaugh
 Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Henderson, ot Fayetteville, attended the Graves Dodson wedding Wednesday evening.
 Mrs J. c. Pharr and son Ike return ed Tuesday evening from St Paul where they had been visiting relatives.
 Miss Ella Stafford, who had been spending the summer in Sprlngdale, left yesterday for her home at Chester.
 w. Q. Matthews, who formerly re- sided near here, came in Tuesday visit.
 Mrs c. c. Clarke returned Friday from Decorah, Iowa, where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Perkins.
 Miss Minnie Winton returned Satur- day from St. Louis where she had been purchasing her fall and winter millinery goods
 Rev. Kroeger returned Wednesday from Lockwood, Mo, where he had been attending a conference of the Lutheran church.
 Chas, H. Chandler left yesterday for Choska, l. T., to make his future home. His family will remain here for couple of weeks.
 Misses Birdie Parker, Sallie Renner and Myrt Haxton went up to Rogers Wednesday evening to attend the Lunsford Scott nuptials.
 Mrs. N. F. Watkins and Miss Sallie Renner returned Sunday from St Joe, Mo-, where they had been purchasing fall and winter millinery.
 Prof. J B. Lea and Miss Hessie Brogdon left this week for BoonsbOro where they will teach school. Their school opens next Monday
 Damon Clarke came up from Little Rock first of the week to visit his little daughter, who is quite sick at the home of Judge Patton East of town.
 ". E. Humphreys and sister, of Clifton Fords, Va, arrived last week on a visit to relatives residing near Robinson They will remain until OctOher l.
 Dr. Youngblood, of Marionville, Mo, who has been a guest at the Spring dale Hotel for several days past, left yesterday for Huntsville where he will locate.
 Bruce Holcomb of Fayetteville, and the editor of TIE NEWS went up to Clinton, Mo-, Friday night to attend the funeral of Dr. Holcomb. They re- turned Sunday night.
 J. K. F. Williamson and family left Wednesday for Russellville where they will make their future home, carrying with them the best wishes of their numerous Springdale friends
 Ottis Wasson. who has been making his home with MT. and Mrs. G. Dodson at this place for some time, left Mon day for his old home near Black Rock in response to telegram an nouncing the serious illness of his father
 MT. and Mrs. ". A. Miller returned Saturday from New York where they had been buying their fall and winter goods While away they visited Niagara Falls, Washington and many other points of interest and report a very enjoyable trip. l.. E. Fitzgerald came in yesterday on a thirty day furlough to visit home folks He is with the regular army and only recently returned from Cuba His regiment is now at Montauk Point, but has beel ordered to Jetfer- son Barracks, St. Louis. Will Preach In Springdale' Do Moooax ,nfnr,,o Trrr,