The Springdale news., 1899-01-13
DersoNal Mention.

J. NJ. Taylor made a business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 J. F. Harris went down to Fay etteville yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Dr. P. Lininger made a professional trip to St. Paul Mon day.
 Postmaster Thompson was trans acting business at Fayetteville Fri day.
 Miss Carrie Clarke went up to Bentonville Friday to visit old friends.
 Miss Zula Simpson, of Hunts vile, came over last week on WIS it to friends.
 c. c. Couch, of Hardin, Mo-, is here visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Couch.
 Stirman Pollard, the well-known Fayetteville attorney, was out Tuesday on business.
 Miss Whitehead went down to Fayetteville yesterday to spend a few weeks with her parents.
 Henry Ogden returned to Fort Smith Monday to resume hls stud ies in tke commercial college.
 Ben Phelan went up to Rogers Sunday afternoon to visit his fath- CT and mother who are both sick.
 Fred Boyer went down to Fort Smith Wednesday night to accept position in Cain's printing office.
 Rev. Wylie went down to Fort Smith Monday to attend to some committee work of the Presbytery.
 Wallace Ferguson was out from Fayetteville first of the week on business for the Ferguson Lumber Co.
 w. T. Farrar and father return ed Wednesday from Tennessee where they had been visiting rela- tives.
 Mrs. A. Horton returned Satur- day evening from Little Rock where she had been visiting relatives and friends.
 Miss Bertha Thompson, of Huntsville, is guest at the home of her grandfather, Postmaster Thompson.
 Mrs. J. II. Franklin and chll- dren, who had been hele visiting relatives, left yesterday morning for their home at Dixon, Mo.
 n. K. Sheffield, of Robinson, and W. L. Sheffield, of Elm Springs, were in town Monday and made a business trip to Seligman.
 w. P. Myers, formerly in busl- ness here, was ln Springdale this week. He IS now travelling for a cutlery house of Newark, N. J.
 Miss Lena Whitaker, of Lydia, 0. T., came in Monday on a visit 10 A. D. Baggett and family, she being a niece of Mrs. Baggett.
 Miss Cora Salyer, who had been over receiving lessons in elocution from Mrs. Lee Sanders, returned Tuesday to her home at Huntsville.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Pope, who had been the guests of Mir, and Mrs. w. E. Bruffey tor several days, left w ednesday for their home at Searcy.
 George McGlnnis, of Huntsville, and Miss Mlttie Sharp, of thls place, went down to Van Buren yesterday where it IS said they will be married.
 Mrs. w. $. Riggs was called to Huntsville last week on account of the serious illness of her father, F. NJ. Logan. He was dead when she reached there.
 Mir. Adams, living in the Terri tory. beyOud Southwest City, who had been here visiting his brother Jas. Adams, left for home yester- day morning.
 c. c. Clarke received a telegram Tuesday from U. s. marshal Stahl asking him to come to Fort Smith to serve on the jury. He went down Tuesday night.
 J. l.. Wymore and family and R. Wymore, of Kansas, are here visit ing H. Smith and family. They are looking over the councry and may locate in this section.
 pr. J. H. Beard and wife, of Bloomfield, were over latter part of last week visiting relatives and friends. The doctor paid TIE NEWS a short call while here
 The family of Andrew Sand CTS, residing near Whitener, took the train at this place Sunday for Cam eron, I. T., where they will make their future home, MT. Sanders be- ing already there.
 Mrs. Theo. Parker returned last week from Monett, Mo-, where she had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. OH Platter, who were recently made happy by the arrival of m eleven pound boy at their home.
 Bob Lattimer, of Pea Ridge, was Tn town latter part of last week visiting relatives. He only recent ly returned from Ennls, Texas,