The Springdale news., 1898-07-08
1 Personal Mention.

relatives
 Jas Hood, of Enirgham, Ill.. is in Springdale visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. Al. Daily.
 Mrs. E. A. Jordan, of Fayetteville, WIS ont last week, tht guest of Mn . D.. Lininger.
 Dr. Beard and wife came over from Bloomfield and spent the 4tn with relatives and friends.
 W. C. Stark and family of Fay etteville, spent the 4th with their Springdale relatives.
 Miss Cathrinc RIppetoe, of st Louis, was in town first of the week the guest of Mrs Lee Sanders.
 Frank Hood, of Springfield, Mo-, spent the 4th in Springdale, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Daily.
 J. ". DuPree returned Wednesday afternoon from Paris, Texas, and will spend two or three weeks here.
 Mrs. Chas. F. IIeorning and daugh- ter of Fort smith, are in the city visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Suttle.
 Little Miss Earl Bryant who, had been visiting relatives near Van Buren, returned home Sunday after noon.
 Miss Anga Loudermill1 is down from Joplin, Mo-, visiting her sister, Mrs J. k. Harris and attending the cnau- tauqua.
 Rev. T B. Luneford and family are up from Cameron, l. IT., visiting their many friends and attending the chau- tauqua.
 Squire J. M. Southcrland and fam fly were over from Huntsville fr.t of the week, the guests of Judge Bevers and family.
 Art Swartwout and family came out from Fayetteville Saturday and are visiting relatives and attending the chautauqua.
 Forest and Earl Ellis, children of Dr. Ellis, who had been visiting relative at Cassville, Mo, returned home Tuesday.
  rived in town Thursday and will probably spend the summer with his father at this place.
 Mrs II c. Rowe, of Brazoria, Texas, is iii the city ana will spenl the sum mer here with her parents, Prof. and Mrs. S E Thompson.
 Lieut. w. NJ, Fishback was in Springdale Wednesday looking after the new recruits He went iron here to Bentonville.
 Will English of Omaha, Neb and his mother hrs. EnglI:h, of Eureka springs, were in town first of the week visiting friends.
 J, NJ Braswell, who had been att field, Mo-, returned Saturday. lie re sides nea~ Elm Springs.
 J. II. Wasson and wife left Tuesday afternoon for Stevensville, Montana. where they will probably spend two months visiting relatives
 c. NJ. Walker ana wife came down from St. Joseph, Mo-. Saturday for d short visit. Mn. Walker IS a brother of our townsman C. A. Walker
 T. r. Wasson left Saturday for Null berry where he will teach school His family will remain alt their home near Springdale for the present.
 Maley Lewrs ana sister Miss Annie of BerryviIle, arrived Wednesday .l friends and attend the chautauqua.
 Floyd Thompson and Jerry Long came up from petross, l T., Sunday morning and spent the 4th with their relatives and friends n Springdaie.
 pr. M. r. Toombs, of Springfield, Mo, arrived in Springdale Thursday He is an old friend of W. E Wood and is thinking of locating in Springdale.
 Rev J. C Williamson, of Mansfiel2 came up last week after his wife and baby who had been visiting the family of q. A. Graves They returned Satur- day.
 Chas. E. Bevers, of Iveslale, Ill.,, arrived in Springdale Tuesday night and will spend week or ten days wis iting his brother, Judge Bevers and family.
 Will Moore, of Philadelphia, arrived in Springdale Tuesday and is confined at the home of hIs sister, Mrs Rem smith, with a severe attack of malar ial fever.
 Mrs. C. Salathel, of Case, Okla homa, accompanied by her two little girls, arrived last sunday evening. She will spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. J. F. Evans.
 Miss Sallie Adams returned home Monday afternoon from Chester where she has been conducting millinery store for Ms. F II Bryant & Co. She is home to remain until fall
 Misses Sarah and Minnie Hood Of Ash Grove. Mo-, arrived in town sun day on visit to Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Daily The former returned Tues day, but the latter will remain prob ably two weeks.
 Miss Anne Harris, daughter of Mfr and Mrs. J. A. Harris, returned Situr- day evening from Baird. Texas. where SllC lidtt DCCt lpi NO'ilC bllll Miss Annie's many friends are pleased to see her back again,
 J. 1T. Roach came up first of the week from Fort Smith and made ar engagements to move his family to that place. They left yesterday. carrying, carrying with them the best wishes of their many Springdale friends,
 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Graves went down to Huntington yesterday morn ing in response to a telegram an nounclng the death of Isaac Davis, father of Mrs. Graves Mrs Graves has the sympathy of her many Spring dale friends i'll her sorrow.
 D. E. Castleberry, formerly of Bonneville, but who has d position with the Iron Mountain railroad as special agent, with headquarters Ut Little Rock, came up Sunday after noon. He returned Wednesday. Mrs. Castlcberry had been up for several weeks.
 H. F. Rau, of Stuttgart spent few days in Springdale this week looking around with d view of investins here. ;, ,ai1,pal l,,,S la,rp