The Springdale news., 1899-01-06
Dersonag Attention.

trip to Fayetteville Friday.
 Mrs. J. A. c. Blackburn came down from Rogers yesterday.
 Attorney J. L. Long made bus. mess trip to Doonsboro last week.
 Rev. A. II. Autry left yesterday for Greenwood to visit his mother
 Miss Ethel Thompson left Tues day for Conway to visit old friends
 Mayor Chapman was looking af ter business affairs at Fayetteville Friday.
 Otto Christian left Saturday fol Philadelphia to resume his studies III Oulchita Baptist College.
 J. R. Harris, Ii. Duggln and E. 5. Horton were transactlng busl ness at Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Ed. Hale left last week for Sac and Fox Agency, l. IT,, where he has a position in the Indian service.
 T. J Davis went down on the St. Paul branch Wednesday on business for the Springdale roller mills.
 Miss Ola Clarady, residing east of town, left Saturday afternoon for Kansas Guy to remain some tune.
 5. N. lIaxton returned Wednes- day from Rice county, Kansas, where lie had been visiting rela- tlves.
 Harry Johnson, Ben Graham and George Anderson left Monday af- ternoon for Joplin, Mo-, on busi ness.
 Little Miss Lucy Wilkerson came over from Goshen Sunday and K visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. II. Bryant.
 Thos McCarter, of South Me Alister, I. r., came up Tuesday on visit to hls sister, Mrs. Fannie Cannon.
 Joe Roberts, of St, Louis, came down last week on a visit to rea- tlves and friends. He returned Tuesday.
 Miss Emma Jordan was out from Fayetteville latter part of last week visiting her numerous friends in Spring iale
 Mss Bessie Cole, of Joplin, Mo. who had spent two weeks visiting relatives in Springdale, returned home Tuesday.
 Lee and Doc DuggIn, of Fayette- vile came out Sunday afternoon on a short visit to thelr parents, Mr. and Mrs III. Duggin.
 A. E. Bushnell, of Mound Val lev, Kansas, who had been down visiting lis sCn, l.. F. Bushnell, left for home Friday.
 Miss Mlnne Bryant came out from Fayetteville Sunday afternoon and will spend several days visit lng Miss Hattie Hale.
 Mrs. But Johnson, who had been down visiting relatives near here, returned Saturday to her home at CassviIle, Mo.
 J. w. Pogue, who is section foreman at Brentwood, IS up visit ing friends and looking after busi- ness matters. He will return to- day.
 Bob Cummings and Wate Mar tln, who bad been home on visit, left Wednesday for St. Louis to re- sune theIr studies in the medical college.
 l.. Al Jones came over fro m Huntsville Saturday to see his Springdale friends. He is well pleased with Huntsville and IS ap- parentIY enjoying life.
 Mrs. James Stump, ot Horato, Ark, arrived Thursday morning. Mr. stump, who has been here sev- eral days for the benefit of hls health, ls not improving any Leon Smith went up to Rogers first of the week to accept the fore manship ot the Republican at that place. TIE NEWS trusts that his labors may be pleasant and proita- ble.
 w. F. Hopkins and sister Mis- Hester, of Elm Springs, took the train at this place "Wednesday night for Waco, Texas, where they have relatives Thelr stay will be con tinued indefinitely. | II. J Chase and family, who have qeen here visiting Frederick Farr ana family, left "Wednesday for thelr home near Jackson, Mich Miss Edith Farr accompanied tn en and will attend school up there. Sam Davenport and wife, of Fishers Ford, Benton County were mp last week visiting Mir. anc Mrs. VI. F. Bennett, parents oi Mrs. Davenport. MT. Bennett and MT. Davenport made HI NEWS a pleasant visit Friday.
 Henry Garlic returned few days ago from McLoud, l. IT., where he has been for the past five months engaged in the barber business Ills family is still down there anc he will return soon for lhe purpose of mak ing his home either there ol at Wester, l. 1T. TIE NEWS wish es him success.