The Springdale news., 1899-02-03
Dersonal Attention.

trip to Fayetteville Saturday. Bob Smith, residing near Rogers. was down Saturday on business. J. w. Garter went to SpriDgdalt yesterday. New Era. Mrs. J. c. Skaggs went down tc Wyman Monday to visit relatives. Jas. Hodges was up from Fay etteville Monday afternoon on bus mess.
 Thos. Ramsey, of Kansas was il Springdale this week looking for 8 location.
 Mrs. J. R. Harris visited rela tlves and friends at Fayetteville Saturday.
 John Johnson, of Sprlngdale, was in the city yesterday w est vile New Era.
 W. l. Thompson came out from Prairie Grove Friday evening to visit home folks.
 C. :. Hawn went over to Berry vile last week to visit his daughter, Mrs. Laura Lewis.
 Mrs. Lagsdon, of Krebs, l. T., who had been up visiting relatives, returned home Sunday.
 Col. w. G. Vnncenheller was transactlng business Tn Sprlngdale latter part ot last week.
 G. w. Jones came over from Westville Saturday and spent a few days with his family and friends.
 Eld. Ed. Hate went down to Winslow Saturday to conduct a meeting. He returned this week
 Stirman Pollard and mother came out from Fayetteville Sunday after noon on visit to J. II. Pollard and family.
 R. II. Glover and little sor went down to Fayetteville Satur- day on visit to relatives, return ing Sunday.
 Mrs. $. s. Porter returned Wednesday from Burr Oak, Kan, where she spent few weeks visit ing relatives.
 John Cooper, residing few miles northwest of town, left Sun day for Glenrose, Texas, and from there will go on to Dallas.
 Don Grlbble returned Friday night from Cripple Creek, Colo He did not find work out there as plentiful as he anticipated.
 Mrs. John Garlic and children. who had been here visiting rela- tives and friends, lett Sunday for their home at McLoud, o. T.
 Miss Nell Jordan came out from Fayetteville Friday afternoon to visit her opringdale friends. She was the guest of Miss Myrt Haxton.
 Dr. T. J. Holcomb, of Hagler, Arkansas County, arrived Wednes- day night in response to telegram announcing the serious illness of his mother.
 w. l.. Sheffield, was up from Elm Springs Monday and ordered TIE NEWS sent to him at West vile, 1. T., where he will engage in business.
 Mir. Blackshear, of Texas, ar rived in Springdale a few days ago and will make this thelr future home. His family arrived Wednes- day evening.
 J. N. Sommerville, who had been up visiting hls mother. who was quite sick tol awhile, returned yesterday to hl> home at Kecne, Tex.
 w. o. Mathews arrived Tues day night from Wagener, l. T. He has been very sick for some time. and will remain III this vlcin ity until he-recovcrs.
 C. c. Clarke returned Monda, night from Fort Smith where h' has been serving as juryman II the U. $. Court. He will go back about the first of March. Jack Vaughan, business manae CT of The Ozark, the magazine put llshed bv the students of the Stat' University, came out from Fay ettevllle Saturday afternoon. E. s. Thompson, of Thompson Ark, who had been up visiting h, father, Judge Thompson, returned home Monday. He will be regr lar reader of TIE NEWS in tn future.
 P P. Stokes went down to Soutl McAllster, I. T., Saturday night t work in the interests of the Spring dale Manufacturing Co. He wi probably remaln for a month 2 six weeks.
 Theo. Smith, of Little Rock was Tn Springdale Tuesday repr' sentlng A. N. Kellogg Newspape Co. Mir. Smith is an old newsp; per man and is withal a very pleas ant gentleman.
 l.. A. Chaplin and family lei thls week for Neosho, Mo | make their future home, carl yin with them the best wishes of thei numerous friends made during thel short stay here.
 w. T. Farrar, senlor member ( the firm of Farrar & Jones, of tn city, and E. c. Prltchard, wer