The Springdale news., 1899-05-05
Dersonal Nentiott.

! V ibdtl W as ouh itoiil Fayetteville Monday.
 Mrs. Lou Riggs is spending tn, week at Spring Valley.
 Miss Nellie Sommerville visited at Fayetteville Monday.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Bench visited at Lowell first of the week.
 W. T. Farrar made a business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 J. NJ. Chandler made a business trip over to Evansville this week.
 ]. W. Lancaster made a bcsi- ness trip to Fort Smith yesterday.
 E. X. Carl, of Prairie Grove, was up first of the week on busi- ness.
 J. M Hewitt returned Saturday night from Nevada, Mo-, where he had been with cattle.
 J. w. Philips, of Elkins, was in town yesterday and made THE NEWS a pleasant visit.
 Misses Sallie Renner, Nettie Hess and Eva Pugh drove down to Fayetteville Monday.
 Miss Emma Hale went down to Poteau, I. T., Friday, to visit her friend, Miss Letha Dickson.
 T. J. Davis went down on the St. Paul branch Tuesday on business for the Sprlngdale Roller Mills.
 Editor Pollard, of the Fayette- vile Sentinel, was out Sunday evening visiting Springdale friends. NJ. D. Llchlyter went down to Van Buren Sunday to assist his mother through the strawberry season.
 Col. James Welton and Capt. ]. L. Long made business trip to Kansas City latter pat of last week.
 W. l. Thompson came over from Prairie Grove Friday on visit to home folks. His school will be out soon.
 David Wilson and wife returned Tuesday from Washington, Kan sas, where they had been tor two months visitisg thei son.
 Miss Maggle Couch returned first of the week from Fayetteville where she had been visiting her sister Mrs. Bridenthal.
 Mrs. E. $. Roof went down to Fort Smith Friday and will spend couple of weeks visiting her daughter at that place.
 Roy Shinn was down from Springdale yesterday visiting hls chum, the snake editor of the Sen tlnel. Fayetteville Sentinel.
 Miss Hester Hopkins, who had been visiting relatives at Waco, Texas, for some time, returned last Friday. She resides at Elm Springs.
 Miss Mary Lou Davis, who has been visiting Ill Sprlngoale, guest of friends, returned home this morning Fayetteville Nsws, Sat urday.
 II. w. Simmons, former resi- dent of Stuttgart, but who IS now stopping at Rogers, was down yes. terday looking around with view of locating here.
 G. w. Kennan returned Tuesday night from hs trip to Galveston. While away he visited relatives at Houston, and altogether had very enjoyable tune.
 Lin Patterson, of Sellginan, was down Sunday. He is telegraph operator and looked after business at the depot during the absence of Geo. II. Bennett.
 Mrs. Susan Coger, Mrs. G. S. Coger and Mrs w. k. Jav went to Springdale Thursday to spend d few days visiting relatives.- Huntsville Democrat.
 Robert Searles, of Stuttgart, came up last week and will spend the summer here at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Steve Yeager. He is brother of Mrs. Yeager.
 w. II. Daily returned Wednes- day from St. Lotus where he had been with car of hogs shipped by Henry Edison. A number of the hogs died while enroute.
 Dr. c. w. Sillln left last Friday for his old home at Stuttgart. He was we'll pleased with Sprlngdale and will likely be back here to make this bls permanent home.
 T. II. McCllnton went down to Winslow latter part of last week and began a school at that place Monday. He las taught there be- fore and gave splendid satisfaction.
 Stephen CIaypool returned latter port of last week from Bowling Green, Ky, where he has been for several months for the benefit of his health. The change proved quite beneficial.
 E. Homan, who operates a laun- dry at Rogers, was down Monday. He was formerly resident of Iowa and was here for the purpose of visiting G. B. Scheetz, F. w. Sims and other Iowa friends.