The Springdale news., 1899-06-30
Dersonal Mention.

W. P. Myers was in Springdale thls week.
 Mrs. w. II. Johnson visited Fay etteyille friends Sunday.
 S. $. Walker was transactlng business at Fayetteville Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Harris were out from Fayetteville Friday evening.
 Uncle Danel Hummer was trans acting buslress at Fayetteville Wednesday.
 General H. B. Armistead of Fort Smith, was up Sunday visiting Spfingdale friends.
 Miss Irene Burgess, of Fayette- vllle, IS spending vacation with her friend Miss Emma Dale.
 Eld. Ed IIaie went down to Brentwood Saturday to fill his ap- pointment, returning Sunday.
 Uncle Benny Wilson left Tues day for Purdy, Mo-, to visit rela- tlves. He drove through.
 Fred Horton. made trip over in- to Madison County last week Tn the interests of the telephone company
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Clemmer went over to Sloan Springs and SPflngtown Friday, returning Sun day.
 Joe Lunsford went up to Rogers Sunday afternoon on visit to his brother Will. He returned Mon day.
 ]. T. Powell and Alfred Smith, two of Madison Gounty's leading citizens, were il town first of the week.
 Carl and Fay Stump, of lIoratio, Ark, sons of /. r. Stump are vis- ltlng relatives here and will remain several weeks.
 Frank White, of the railway mail service, came ill latter part of last week to spend few days at home on account of illness.
 Jas. w, DuPree went up to Rogers first of the week to see after the business of the North Ar kansas Telephone Co.
 P. c. Griffin, a prominent mcr- chant of Sac and Fox Agency, Ok lahoma, was in Sprlngdale last week visiting friends.
 G. w. Jones came over from Westville, ]. T., latter part of last week on business and to visit hls family. He returned Tuesday.
 Glandpa Stcarns, of Johnson, who had been up visiting relatives, returned Monday. He was accom- panied by Forest and Earl Ellis.
 Ensign Mark St. Clair Ellis left Monday morning for San Francisco to join his ship which Is expected to leave soon for cruise to Asia.
 Mrs. J. w. Langford and child ren came up from Fayetteville Sat urday evening to visit Sprlngdale friends. They returned Monday.
 Oscar Massie, formerly resl. dent of Sprlngdale, was in town the first of the week. He IS now travel ing for Fort Smith wholesale gro cery house.
 Mir. Graham, who was employed III the Democrat office here at one tune and later on the Fayetteville Sentinel came up first of the week to see old friends.
 ]. T. Roach came up from Fort Smith few days ago, and he in- forms TuG NEWS that he will go to Joplin, Mo-, soon to engage Tn the barber business.
 Miss Maud Privett, of Ritchey, Mo-, arrived Wednesday night on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. C. Petross. She will go from here to Greenland to visit relallves.
 Frank Stewart attended the band tournament at Springfield first of the week. Should the home band play for the Cbautauqua he will be here to assist the boys.
 Bob Boydston returned a few days ago from Logansport, Ind, where he has been engaged In the barber business. He will return to that place. leaving about next Sun day.
 Mrs. Maggie La1gford arrived home Saturday night from Paris, Texas, and Monday morning she left forColorado Springs, Colorado, to remain some time with her sister Mrs. Fred Edison.
 Dr. D. c. Summers, of Elm Springs, who is making q