The Springdale news., 1899-04-14
Dersona. Mentioi,.

Mrs. Lizzie Owenby was at Fay etteville Friday.
 J. ". GplleY drove down to Fayetteville Monday.
 B. W. Campbell made business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Miss Lila Sherry went up to Rogers Friday to visit relatives,
 Foley Lindley was transaeting business at Fayetteville Monday.
 Albert sherry was transacting business at Fayetteville Friday.
 Miss Callie Graham, daughter of Asa Graham, left Monday for Mena.
 Uric Harris was circulating among sPringdaIe friends Weanes- day.
 R. II. Goodman. the draymar, made a business trlp to Fayetteville Saturday
 Miss Bertha Deayer visited rela- tives at Fayetteville latter part of last week.
 ] NJ. Chandler returnen yester- dan from a trip to Gentry and Westville.
 Mss AIlrt Smith went down to Fayetteville yesterday on visit to Mrs. Roll.
 Mrs Joe Smiley. ot lhornsberrY is up spending the week with Spring dale relatives.
 J. c. Clemmef had busness with the tax collector at Fayette- vile Saturday.
 R. II. Glover visited the family of Col N. G. Nineenheller 1t Fay ettevlile Sunday.
 Dock and Fred Couch came over from WestvilIe this week on Yis- 1t to their father.
 Prof X. V. Smith aud wife went down to Fayetteville yester- day to visit friends.
 C. W Stewart and James Dod- son were transacting business at i Fayetteville Friday.
 Dave Pharr went down to St. Paul Tuesday to visit his brother, Dr. ]. ". Pharr and family.
 C. \. Jones, Benny Graham and George Graham were tranSaetlng business at Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Col. ]. A. (. Blackburn was down from Rogers Monday and was a pleasant caller at this office.
 Art oWartout and family of Fay ettevilie, spent Sunday m Spring dale. They returned home Monday.
 Floyd Thompson, was up latter part of last week visiting hls rela- tiyes and many friends. He return ed Saturday night.
 Rev. A. II. Autry and family re- turned Tuesday evening from l Greenwood where they had been visiting his mother.
 Miss Emma Jordan, of Faxette- vile, Who had been out oil q visit to her friend Mrs. Lee Sanders re- turned home Tuesday.
 Ali frater, who has 9 position with q lumber company at Kansas i City, came down latter part of last week and visited relatives and friends.
 Dr. Wete MMtIH returned Fri day from St Lotus where he had been attending medical college. He was cordial. welcomed home by hls many friends.
 Mrs. John Archer and two little sons, of Ft. Smith, came up Friday and will spend some time here visit ing Mr. and Mrs. II !. l!ayes, par ents of Mrs. Archer.
 Joe Roberts returned Friday from St. Louis where he has been employed for some time at tIle Un- ion Station. His numerous friends are glad to see hlm home again.
 Mrs. Lille Mayberry, who had been visiting at the home of her father ] S Cowal, at Elm Springs, took the tram at this place Monday for her home at Teeumseh, l. T.
 The following Knights from tn $ place visited the Fayetteville lodge on Thursday night of last week: Il. X. Daily, Geo. II. Bennett, Theo. Parker and Garland Ownbey.
 C. S llawn came oyer from Ser ryville Tuesday night on business. He is clerklng in the establishment of Lewis Bros over there and ls well pleased. He returned yester- day.
 Rev. T. M. C. Birmingham and family left Tuesday for Brown wood, Ttxas, to make thelr future home. Mrs. Birmingham Is a sis ter of Col. M. D. Vance of this place.
 A number of young people came out from Fayetteville Fridayseyen- ing and attended the public school entertainment. We were unable to get the names only of the follow ing: Misses Ohye Webster, Hor-