The Springdale news., 1899-07-14
Nersonal Mentioi,.


 from a business trip to KanSa, City.
 John Goodmnn and family went uP to Pea Ridge Tuesday to visrl relatives.
 Henry Bell, who had been visit Ing relatives and friends in Tcnncs. see, returned Tuesday.
 ]. (. Graham came up from Fay ettetllle Monday and accepted po sitlon on the Democrat
 Frank Stokes and tamily came over from Huntsville latter part of last week to visit relatives.
 Col. J. II. and Mrs. Pol lard were up from Faye teyille Tues day evening visiting friends.
 Mrs. W. T. Wright and child ren went over to Prairie Grove last week to visit relatives and friends.
 Mrs. W. II. Magruder and cblld. ren returned Wednesday from Iowa where they had been visiting rela- lives.
 Jas. k. Phillips returned Friday evening from Fort Smith and has accepted position III TnE NEWs office.
 Henry Dunaway Was over from Huntsville latter nart of last week visiting h1s mother, who has been quite sick.
 Mrs. Rev E. L. Massey and children left last week for Bates. vile to spend several weeks visit Ing relatives.
 Mrs. Chas. Chandler, oi Gboska. l. T., came in last week on q visit to relatives and friends. Al were glad to see her.
 Ed. E. E. Hale filed his regu- lar appointment at Baldwin Satur- day night and Sunday. He return. ed Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Kate llardcastIe, of Gieb= arne, Texas, arrived Tuesday on I visit to her parents, Mr and Mrs. !. \. Baggett, Sr.
 Mss Irene Burgess, who had been up visiting Misses Emma and Hat tie Hale, returned Tuesday to her home at Fayetteville.
 Col. Nineenheller came up from Fayetteville Tuesday afternoon and secured quarters for his family during the Chautauqua.
 Miss Hattie Williams, of Little Rock, sister of Mrs. ]. II. Shinn, arrlyed first of the week and will spend a few weeks here.
 Rev. Kroeger returned yesterday from Detroit, Michigan, where he had been attending Synodical Con venhoH of the Lutheran church.
 Mrs. l.. Beasley. of Cassvllle, Mo, will arrive to-mOrrcw to at tend the Chautauqua. She will be the guest of Mrs. Jno. P. Stafford.
 Ed CorleY, the genius who pre- sloes over the Kodak, of Fort Smith, was in town latter part of last week and called on TIE NEWS.
 Hugh Cannon and family, Tom Cannon and family and Miss Mary Griggs, all of Joplln, Mo-, spent the 4th in Springdale with relatives and friends.
 (. S. Ilawn came over from Der ryyllle first of the week. He re turned Tuesday, accompanied by Ebert Self, who will make his home over there.
 Rev. J. C. Williams and family, of Hartford, Sebastian County, ar rived Sunday evening on visit to Mr. and Mrs. G. A Graves, par ents of Mrs. Williamson.
 Mayo Robinson, who has posi- ton Tn hotel at Texarkana, arrlyed latter part of last week and will spend several weeks with relatives and friends in this section.
 Miss Lula English, of Celburne, Texas, arrived Monday on visit te her many friends. She IS the guest of Miss Bertle Smyer, and will re main until aftei the Chautauqua.
 Mrs. Lizzie Campb ell and child ren, of Seven Oaks, Oklahoma, ar rived in town Tuesday morning or visit to relatives. Mrs. Camp. bell is a daughter of Uncle Eek, Boyd.
 R. Ralston and family came ovel from Westville last week to visit relatives and old friends. MT. Ral- ston has disposed of his business al Westville but will likely continue to make that hIs home until fall.
 Miss Lizzie Easterly and Ed Ra der. who had been visiting Mrs. Fanny Soltz in Missouri, returned last week. Mrs. Soltz, who is T daughter of Mir and Mrs. l. D. Rader, returned with them.
 Mrs. w. F. Daily and lttle daughter arrived Saturday morn ing from Texas, and after visit with relatives here will join MT. Daily in San Francisco, California, where they will make their future home.
 Rev. 0. E. Goddard and family, of Fort Smith, arrived Monday