The Springdale news., 1898-09-02

the first of the week to look after business matters at that place.
 Billy Sanoers and Mack Henson, of Huntsville, returned Tuesday night from q business trip to Missouri.
 Art Swartwout came out from Fay ctteville Sunday afternoon on visit to relatives. He returned Monday.
 Will Lewis went over to Westville yesterday to assist Farrar t& Jones in opening up their stock of hardware.
 Mrs. Dr. Putnam was out from Fay etteville the latter part of last week visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. F. Dea- yer.
 H. c. Loudermilk. of Whiteagle, Oklahoma, who had been here on bus mess, left for home Wednesday after noon.
 Fred Foust left Wednesday after noon for Missouri, where he has DO sition on the Kansas City branch of the Frisco.
 Mrs. F. II. Bryant and daughter, Miss Earle, went over to Eureka Springs Saturday morning to spend d few weeks.
 Miss Maggie Jackson, of Fayette vile, who had been up visiting her friend, Miss Leila Brogdon, returned home Tuesday.
 Seymour Baker and E. C. Dingle re- turned Wednesday night from Vest vile where they had been doing some carpenter work
 Mrs. M. r. Myers and Miss Mecca Farrar went down to Fayetteville yes terday where they will make their home this winter.
 Miss Carol Johnson left Monday for St. Louis and after spending a few days there will go to kaloosa, Iowa, to visit friends and relatives.
 Rev. A. H. Autry will leave next Monday for Wynnewood, Chickasaw Nation, to conduct meeting. He will be absent about ten days.
 W. C. Covert, who had been up wis iting hls family, left Monday for Big Springs, Texas. His nephew~ Harry Covert, also of Texas, returned Mon day.
 $. !. Blair, who recently purchased the Lea property on Emma Avenue, arrived with his family from Missouri Monday tp make this thelr future home.
 Fayette Brooks. leading citizen of Madison County, was in town the first of the week. 'Tis said there is an at traction here that brings Mir Brooks over often.
 Mrs. J. l.. McQuaid and daughter Miss Edith. who had been visiting rel, atives in Iowa, and atte nding the ex- rnSirinn uf (lplDb ba rat hA,nn Wednesday.
 Rev. J. G. Nickel and family and Martin Nickel, of Akron, Ohio, who had been ne re visiting relatives and friends, leftThursday of last week for their home.
 Mrs. A. T. Claypool and Mrs. Jno. r. Stafford and children spout Thurs day at Cave Springs. Through the kindness of Mir. and Mrs. Bartlett they had very pleasant time.
 Uncle Alex. kennan returned Sun day from near Boonsboro where he attended the reunion. He formerly lived in that section, and reports hav- ing had a most enjoyable time.
 E. H Pendergrass, who is employed on the new residence of Prof. Harris went up to Rogers Saturday to spend Sunday with his family. He was ac- companicd by his sister, Miss Mollie.
 Dr. Wate Martin and Miss Birdie Parker, Lee Harris and Miss Ethel Thompson, Carl Owenby and Miss Blu lah Jones. Harry Mathews and Miss Mae Clarke spent Sunday at Cave Springs.
 Tom White and Ed. Lowe, who had been up looking at the country, left Tuesday for their home at Stuttgart, driving through. The former is think ing of returning here and engaging in business.
 Dr. Joe Clemmer cane over Friday from SpringtOwn on a visit to home folks. He returned Saturday, being accompanied by his sister. Miss Cora, who will remain over there and l19ep house for him.
 Misses Joebelle Holcomb and Ber- tha Denver went up to Cassville, Mo-, Tuesday afternoon to visit Mrs l.. Beasley. The former will go from there to Vinita, 1. T.. where she has a position in the schools.
 E. p. smith of Mena, arrived in town Wednesday evening on visit to illS IdihtiN Niio dIC HPCh'tlbS bilC Sulil mer here the guests of Mir. and Mrs. C. rapidly forging to the front.
 Mir. Simmons, of Webb City, Mo- spent Sunday in Springdale the guest of A. Sanders. MT. Simmons is the father of Clyde Simmons, who taught in our public schools last year, and he thinks some of locating here
 John Myers left yesterday for Cuff fey, Colorado, where he will remaln this winter for the benefit of his health. His many Springdale friends are sorry to see him leave. but hope he will Dc benefited by the change.
 Chas. Chandler and wife, C. c. Dod- son and Miss Ret. Renner, Aurthur Graves and Miss Nettie Dodson spent Sunday at Electric Springs near Rog- CTS. They took supper and came home by moonlight, and report a pleasant time
 Jas E. Wilson, of Lufkin, Texas, who has been up on visit to relatives left for home Sunday, Miss Mary Wilson. daughter of Judge K. B. Will son, of Russelville, who had been wis iting here and at Cassville, No, also retul ned home Sunday.
 Miss Emma Hale and her assistant. Miss Ollie Baggett will leave Sunday for Robinson where they will teach the public school beginning next Monday. Both these excellent young ladies are experienced teachers, and the patrons of the school will have nc cause for complaint while they have charge.
 w. H. Hughes and family left yester- day for Carthage, Mo-, where they will make ther future homef much t the regret of large circle of friends made during their stay at this place Ali will unite in wishang Mr. and Mrs