The Springdale news., 1899-01-20
! Dersonal Attention.

Judge Pratt and N. $. Watkins were at Fayetteville Wednesday. Miss CarrIe Clarke returned sun day from a visit with friends at BeLtonyllle.
 pr. Wnton, who had been up on a visit to bis family, returned Sunday to Harris.
 Foreman Graham has returned to the Democrat office Fort Smith IS too slow for hlm.
 $. L Todhunter, G. A. Walker an. Bert Pharr were at Fayette- vile Saturd " on business.
 J k. liarrls, J. A. Joyce and J. L. Long We're at Fayetteville Monday transacting business.
 Andy Bryant, who had been up attending school, left Sunday for bls home at Wolf City, Texas.
 Miss Zulu Simpson, of Hunts ylIle, who hal been here visiting fric IiS. returned home Wednesday.
 Mrs. II. I. Buckles, of Bethany, Mo-, arrived Wednesday on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. II. John son.
 Mrs. A. Sanders went over to Huntsville Friday to visit relatives. She wllI return Saturday or sun day.
 Frank Stewart came up from Fay ettevllle Sunday afternoon on a visit to his mother, returning Mon day.
 w. B. Paul, an attorney of Charlottesville, Ind, arrived in Sprjngdale ednesday night on business.
 Miss Ada Sanders returned latter part of last week from Spring Valley where she had been visiting relatives.
 Ike Pharr returned yestesday morning from Staplehurst, Neb. , where be had been with Dr, Nee halis team.
 Mrs. Jennie Farnham and two children came down from Rogers Tuesday to visit the family of c. w. kennan.
 Col. q. w. Stewart returned Saturday from a protracted stay ln ka sas and Missouri where be has been featuring.
 Prof. J C. Massie came out from Fayetteville Friday afternoon on a visit to relatives and friends. He returned Saturday.
 Mrs. Chuning, who had been down visiting her son Robert Cunning and family, returned to her home at Springfield, Mo, Fri day.
 Misses Leotl Campbell and Vena Clarke returned Wcdnesl ay from Robinson, where they had been WIS., ltlny Mr~. Stealns, sister of the folmer.
 C. w. Phillips came up from Fayetteville W edresday afternoon to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Northwest Arkansas Lumber Co.
 Miss Smith, of Vermont, wbc had been here visiting Mir and Mrs w. H. Johnson, went down to Fort Smith Tuesday to visit Mrs. w. IT, Magruder.
 Art Swartwont and family came out from Fayetteville Saturday on visit to relatives. They re- turned Tvcsday While in towr Art cam, around to see TIE NEWS. J. R. Jones, who resides a short distance west of Lowell, took the train at this place Tuesday tor San Antonio, Texas. He may be back in few weeks and may remain un ul spring
 Mir. and Mrs. G. DodSon and daughter Miss Jennie went up tC Lowell Monday afternoon to vlsl' the family of Mir. Mcleod, resld ing near there. They returned Wednesday.
 Postmaster Thompson and F. C Ritter went down to Fort Smitl | Monday as witnesses agalnst Hayes who was arrested last week for GIT culating counterfeit money. Ihe' returned Tuesday evening. Henry Rice, A. Y. Roberts W llson Roberts and Tom Boydstol | went uOWll tO lHe tll t'oi p"o'' day night on hunting expedition They left the cars at Albion. The are expected to return tonight.
 pr. B. J. Vance, of Harrison and brother-in-la J. II. Marshall of Lead Hill, T,ere in town Tues day enroute to the Territory on visit to son of pr. Vance. Dr 1 Vance is brother of Col. M. D Vance, of this place, and all wer pleasant callers at THE NEWS office
 D. NJ. Bland and Henry Bell re turned home Friday from an es tended visit with relatives, tn former in Tennessee and the latte 1 in south Carolina. Both brough home with them full-slzed case the grip and have since been qult sick.