The Springdale news., 1899-05-12
Dersonal Attention.

Mrs. J. H. Shinn visited Fayette vile friends Tuesday.
 Mrs. Maggie Wasson, of Rhea, is up visiting her brother, k. $. Ellis.
 Mrs. Emma Roll IS up from Fay etteville visiting her sister, Mrs. Rem Smith.
 W. II. Hughes, of Carthage. Mo-, came down Sunday to see af- ter business interests here.
 Bud Sanders, residing in Rich land, was over last week vlsisting at the home of w. C. Adair.
 Uncle Newt Sanders, of Wesley, was over last week visiting hls daughter Mrs w. C. Adair.
 ]. w. Ellis, of Vinita, I. T., who had been up to see his brother, k. $. Ellis, returned Tuesday.
 Mrs. Collier, of PraIrle Grove, who had been up on visit to J. r. Bonnet and family, returned home Tuesday.
 Mrs. G. A. Graves returned Sunday evening from Sebastian county where she had been visiting relatives.
 Jas. Southerland and wife, of Whitener, who had been over visit Ing at the home of Judge Bever, returned Tuesday.
 Dr. J. $. Thompson and family, of West Fork, came up Friday on a visit to relatives. The latter spent several days here.
 Henry Sanders, of Spring Valley, who had been serving at tayette vile as juror, came out Tuesday and left for home Wednesday.
 Elder A. NJ. Autrey, of Spring dale preached to large audience at the Baptist church Sunday mght.-Prairie Grove Globe.
 Mrs. Carney and children and Mrs. Collier went to Springdale Sunday tor a few days visit with riends.-Prairle Grove Globe.
 Dr. l.. E. Eddls came over from Huntsville Wednesday, returning yesterday. Mrs. Matte Cummings came over with him to visit rela tives.
 Miss Emma Jordan came out from Fayetteville Friday on visit to friends returning Saturday. She was the guest of Mrs. w . II. Ma grudel.
 Will Ellis, residing near Ninita, 1. T., who was called here on ae- count of the serious illness of his father, E. s. Ellis, left for home Tuesday.
 Arthur Graves and wife, and John Davis and Miss Dora Smyer heard Ia, lor's lecture at Fayette- vile Tuesday night. Of course It was good.
 A. II. Autrey, pastor of the Bap- tist church at this place, left Tues. day night for Louisville, Ky, to attend the meeting of tic Southern Bapllst Association.
 Mss Sallie Adams who has been conducting millinery store at Ches- ter for Miss Minnie Winton, came up Saturday afternoon. She will secure some new goods and return Sunday.
 Prot s. E. Thompson, of Sprlngdale, member of the berry association at that place, was Tn Huntsville yesterday booking for strawberry pickers.-Eluntsviile Democrat.
 C. L. Baker and family lett recently for Gregg, Newton county, Mo-, where they wlll make their future home, carrying with them the best wishes of thelr numerous Springdale friends. W. T. Hamlin left on Tuesday night for Leavenworth, Kansas, where he will make his home. Mrs. Hamlin has gone down to live with relatives near Spring dale.-Rogers Democrat.
 Prof. !. B. Lea returned home Tuesday from Boonsboro, having , closed his school at that place. Mrs. Lea and son Roland, who went , down to attend the closing exercIs es of school, returned with him. J. k. Phillips, the well known "print," left yesterday for It. Smith, to accept position on the , Times at that place. Fred Boyer, , another Springdale boy, is foreman of the Fort Smith News-Record. Elder 1. N. Phillips, of Spring dale, was employed by the Execn tive Board, at the 5th Sunday meeting to do mission work Tn the bounds of the Fayetteville As sociation.-Prairie Grove Globe.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. w. DeWolf, ol Ft. Madison, Iowa, arrived II Springdale d few days ago and are guests at the home of c. H. De- , Wolf west of town They will re man until after the strawberry season.
 Bert Johnson, of the NorthwesI : Arkansas Lumber Co.,, came ou