The Springdale news., 1899-04-21
Dersonal Mention.

S. l.. Todhunter made business trip to Fayetteville Wednesday. Uncle Porter Ownbey made a business trip to Rogers first of the week.
 Dave Pharr returned Tuesday night from visit with his brother at St. Paul.
 W. H. Johnson and l.. D. Pet ross were transacting business at Fayetteville Friday.
 Mrs. S. M. Dunnaway attended the meeting of the w. c. T. |. at Rogers last week.
 Mrs. l.. A. Beaachamp went over to Siloam Springs last week on a visit to relatives.
 w. Morgan, oi SeIigman, Mo, :, came down Saturday on a visit to relatives returning Sunday.
 C. W. Phillips and Uncle Joe llhlcomb were out from tayette- vlle Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. w. P. Scott ceme down from Rogers ednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lunsford.
 Mrs. Chas. Allbaugh and child ren, ot Petross, l. T., came up on a visit to relatives and friends.
 Isaac King and wite, of Alma, arrived Ill town Saturday night on visit to relatives and friends.
 l.. $. Petross and mother, Mrs. C. Petross, visited the family of Dr. Winton at Harris Saturday.
 Frank Denver and wife of Spring dale, Sundayed with Fayetteville friends. Fayetteville Sentinel.
 Mrs. Kesling has returned from her visit to Joplin, and Phlslip is now at peace with all the world.
 Tom Lunsford came up from Cameron. l. T., Saturday night to attend the bedside ot his mother.
 l.. $. Petross and family of Westvllle, who had been over vis- itlng relatives, left Tor home Sun. day.
 Col. Mills, w. l.. Stokes, Jr. and Perry Stokes went out to White River ednesday on fish ing expedition.
 Rev. ]. k. Wylie and II. W. Monroe attended the meeting of W ashhenrne PresbYtery at Fayette- vile yesterday.
 Albert Greenup and Warren IIeinmiller returned Sunday from Rodney, l. T., where they had beer working for James Ferguson.
 Will Lunsford and wife of Cam eron, l. T., came up few days ago, called here on account of the illness of MT. Lunsford's mother.
 Mrs. Laura Davls, who had pos sition Ill the eating house at Monett, Mo-, came home Friday and will likely remain through the summer,
 Chas Barnham and Misses Jane Buchanan and Lizzie Ray came over from Pennington Sunday to visit friends. The ladies are still here.
 Miss Ethel Thompson, pretty Springdale girl. was visiting here a few days ago, the guest of Miss Mamie Phillips-Fayettevllle Sen tinel.
 Jas. W. DuPree, manager of the North Arkansas Telephone Co.,, went down to Parls, Texas, Sun day night to be absent a few days on business.
 Mrs. Dr. Eddis and Mrs. E. B. Cummings, of Huntsville, came over latter part of last week on a visit to relatives and friends. They returned Monday.
 Henry kusewltt, of Fort Smith, came np Friday on a visit to his family who are here visiting at the home of Fred Meters. He return turned W ednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Woodruff, of Bethany, Mo-, arrived Tn Spring dale Friday on a visit to MT. and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Woodruff IS a sister of Mrs. Johnson.
 ]. NJ. Beard one of Benton Coun- tvs leading citizens, was down from Lowell Saturday and ordered TIE NEWS sent to his son, Dr. D. A. Beard at Ambia, Texas.
 T. w Graham, residing near Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, was here tlrst of the week looking for a stray team He formerly resided here, beng a son of Vachel Ora ham.
 Nose Stearns returned yesterday from St. Louis where he has been attending a medical college. We understand he will practice in Springdsle, officing with Dr. Ellis, and TIE NEWS wishes him success.
 Mrs. F. F. Johnson. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John k. Moore, ar rived few days ago from Grants Pass, Oregon, and will visit here for some tune. She had not seen her parents before for thirteen years.
 Mrs. G. A. Graves left yesterday for Tallhlna, I. T., where she vii