The Springdale news., 1899-07-07
Dersonal Mention.

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 s. k. Stokes made business trip to Purdy. Mo-, last week.
 Ward Lane, Ed. Thayer and John Davis, spent the Fourth at Eureka Springs. Albert Beavers went up te Ben tonvllle and helped the band make music for the Fourth. ] Chas. F. Renner returned l Wedne sday from several days business trip to Southwest City, Mo.
 Jas. Du Prec went down to Par is, Texas, Sunday OH business and to spend the Fourth with old friends.
 F. E. Sims, son of Fred W. Sims of this place, arrived Wednesday Light and will spend two or three weeks here.
 C. A. Jones, James lIulsey, Monroe Robinson and Riley Jones returned Monday afternoon from Boone County.
 Mrs. L. 5. Bruce, of Howe, I T., wto had been up visiting her moth CT, Mrs. Lichlytcr. returned home Monday night.
 Ali Prater Is down from Kan sas City visiting his mother Mrs. A. L. Thompson. He will return Sunday night.
 Miss Maud Slight went up to Mar; ;onvllle, Mo Saturday to visit her grandparents, Alr. and Mrs. John SteInberg.
 J. NJ. Chandler went over to Southwest City, Mo, Monday on business. He was accompanied by his son Jimmie.
 Lou Bushnell and family left Saturday for Mound Valley, Kan sas, to visit relatives. They will return Sunday.
 Misses Lena Ritter and May Amacker vert up to Rogers Mon day afternoon to visit friends and spend the Fourth.
 Mrs. J. D. Griffin, who had been visiting her cousin, Mrs. NJ. 5. Moore, left yesterday for her home at Alyarado, l exas.
 II. W. Johnson and wife went up to Bentonyille Monday after noon 60 visit MT. Johnson's parents and celebrate the Fourth.
 HE NEWS received pleasant call yesterday from Uncle Riley Ritter and J. A. Webster two of Elm Springs good citizens.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. R. Harris, of Fayetteville, came out Sunday and attended the dedicatory exer- clses at the BaptistChureh.
 Mrs. II. k. Parsons, of Des- Moines, Iowa, arrived W ednesday night and will spend two or three weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. M. Pugh.
 D. P. Webster, of Elm Springs, took the train at thlS place Monday afternoon for Waverly, Washing ton, where he is thinking of mak- ing his home.
 Guy Woods was over from West vile a few days ago visiting old friends. He says his father will open second hand store over there, and that they are well pleas ed.
 Mrs. Damon Clarke and child ren, of Little Rock, arrived first of the week and will spend the sum mer here. Mrs. Clarke Is the daughter of Col. anG Mrs. w. ]. Patton.
 Miss Fife Ellis and brother Roy, of Fort Worth, Texas, arriv- ed Tuesday evening to visit their aunt, Mrs. J. Zimmerman. They will remain until after the Chau tauqua.
 TIE NEWS received a pleasant call Monday from E. l.. Kelley, who brought over from Goshen Misses Emma and Pearl Walker and Hon. $. P. Williams who went over to Eureka Springs to spend the Fourth.
 Mrs. Dr. Park. of Little Rock Mrs. Ashwortb, of Tennessee, and Mss Edwards, of Georgia, are the guests os Prot. and Mrs. T. W. Harrls and will remaln until after the Chautauqua. Mrs. Park is a ! daughter of Mir. andMrs. Harris.
 l. T. Lane, ]. F. Denver and sons Frank and Dupree, C. G. Dod son, Arthur Graves, John Myers and Ernie Harris went out te Osage Monday afternoon OH fish ing excursion. The ram is nc respcctor of persons, not even q fishing party, and they returned Tuesday afternoon wetter If not wiser men.
 C. 0. Pendergrass came in from 1 Nunfin0,an Monday moraino and