The Springdale news., 1899-05-26
Nersonal Mentione

$. <. Porter made a business trIl to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 G W. Jones, who had been oye looking after hls strawberries, re turned Monday to Westvllle.
 Chas. Henson went up into Mis sour first of the week to solicit for Kansas City commission house.
 John Garlic, of McLoud, Okla homa, arrived in Sprmgdale last week on visit to relatives and friends.
 M. F. Stewart ot Everton, Mo. who had been down to look after his strawberry business left for home Monday.
 Wm. Atkison, who had been visiting relatives and friends, left yesterday for his home in Greer County, Oklahoma.
 Dr. and Mrs Putnam who had been out OH visit to Mir. and Mrs. B. r. Deavef returned to their home at Fayetteville Sunday.
 Arthur Mayes, Tom Carrel, Otto Christian and Misses Grace DeY ar- man, Lula MaYes and tlossle Greg ory spent Sunday at Cave Springs.
 Miss Minnie Laekey, of fayette- vile, whe had been out visiting at the home of her uncle, ] E. GI- breath, returned home Wednesday.
 Hugh Smith returned last week from Springfield where he has been occupying position on the Repub- lean. He k not faYorably impress cd with metropolitan journalism.
 J. W. Garrel returned Wcdncs- day from Yates Center, Kansas. where he had been visiting hIs fath= CT, who is 3 years of age. He says he had splendid time
 C. N. Stewart went uP to Rogers Saturday afternoon and delivered q lecture Sunday afternoon It the Opera House on the subject, ,In- gersol Answered and Agnosticism Refuted."
 Prof E. E. Smallwood teacher of peHmanship, came over from Huntsville Monday. where he has been teaching. He left Tuesday afternoon tor Sehgman where ne will teach ] class.
 ]. A. Nenable came up from Elm Springs yesterday morning bringing Miss Bumpas. teacher of musle in Elm Springs Academy, who took the early train for her home at Windsor, Mo.
 T. |. Wasson was in town Monday enroute to Conway after his fam fly. From there he will go to Ced- arville, where he will teach school Mir Wasson k good teacher and k meeting with success.
 F. B. Williams and w H. Whit low, of Gainesville Tex. were in Sprin4dale Wednesday. They had been over i'll Madison County. and were looking oyer this section with view of locating colony here.
 Hon. <. P. Williams, of Goshen, one of Washington Gounty's rep resenatiyes in the last legislature wa in town Monday shaking hands with his many friends. While here he paid TnE NEWS pleasant call
 W. G. Gray, A. l.. Thompson, C. E. TewksburY, $. L. Ingram, D. Hummer and John Vernon went down to Fort Smith Monday to at. tend the state C. \. k. Encanp- mcpt. They returned Tuesday night.
 Ebert Self. who has been at lar per, Texas, for his health, returned last week. Elbert's many old Sprlngda'e friends are pleased to see him back agaln, but all will regret to learn the change was of no bene- fit to hlm.
 Chas. Pendergrass came np from Huntington sunday morning on a visit to home folks. There k much excitement down there on account of the strike among the miners and more violence Is feared. He re turned Tuesday night.
 NJ. Gilmcr and family, of Marshal Texas, arrived Tn Springdale last week. Mrs Gilmer k q niece Of Mrs. W E, Berry and she and chll- dren will remain all summer. Mr. Gllmer will return soon.
 k. l.. Irioa, who was clerklng III the establishment of II. A. Daily for the past few months, left last Tuesday evening for Galena, Kan sas. He made many friends during his stay here, and all have nothing but kindest wishes Tor him.
 E. F. Bell and wife, who had been here several weeks visiting Col Mills and family, left Monday evening for Chicago. After set ting up hls affairs Tn Chicago they will go to Terra naute, Ind, where Mr. Bell will accept the edltorshir of the Express.
 Finn Davis, of Eureka Springs who had been to Hot Springs as a delegate to the K of r. Grand Lodge, stopped off Thursday night to visit his father, ] B. Davis re- siding east of town. Mir. Davis left sunday afternoon accompanied