The Springdale news., 1899-05-19
Dersonal Attention.

Mrs. Fred Williams visited at Fayetteville Monday.
 A. k. Smyer made a business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday
 C. C. Clarke made q business trip to Fayetteville ednesday.
 Miss Cora Salyer is over from Huntsville visiting relatives and friends.
 J. I. Powell, of Huntsville, has been transacting business m Spring dale this week.
 G. w. Jones came over from Westville Sunday to look after his berry business,
 P. l.. DeJarnett, residing near Stuttgart, came up Wednesday [, look over the country.
 Fred Couch has returned from Springdale to the delight of his many friends hele. Westville New Era.
 Mss Malinda Stone, of Tulare City, California, arrlyed Wednes day on visit to relatives East of town.
 Erwin Funk, the talented young junior ot the Rogers Democrat, was among the visitors in town Sunday.
 Mrs. Art Lewis and Miss May Lewis visited relatives and friends at Fayetteville latter part of last week.
 Mrs. E. $. Roof returned Wednesday afternoon from Fort Smith where she had been visiting her daughter,
 Mrs. Will Hewitt returned Mon day afternoon from Fayetteville where she had been under the care of physician.
 Mrs. ]. 5. uarwood, of Fort Smith, arrived Ill town Monday evening on visit to her mother Mrs. NJ. F. Myers.
 ]. k. Moore came down from Wellington, kansas, latter part of last week to look after his berry crop at thls place.
 Lona Slaughter, our popular young correspondent at Goshen, was over Saturday and of course called on THE NEWS.
 Misses Maud and Stella Miller, ot Rogers, who had been down visit Ing Mrs. Robt. Cunning returned home Tuesday evening.
 B. C. Petross, who had been over to see the folks, returned Wednesday evening to his saw mill near Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Lydia Pyron, of Berryyille, arrived Tuesday on d visit to her father, w. M. Tennls, residing two miles southeast ot town.
 N. l. Thompson returned Sat urday from Pratrfe Grove, where lie has been conducting q school. Ills school closed Friday.
 Miss Sallie Adams left Wednes- day for Chester to resume her mil lmery business. She was prevent ed by illness from returning sooner.
 Mrs, Cbas. Renner and Mrs. Jno r Stafford went up to Benton. vile Friday and attended the clos. Ing exercises of school They re- turned Saturday.
 T. F. Hulsey and family came down Sunday from Seligman, Mo-, on visit to relatives. Tom re- turned Monday but the family will remain several days.
 Rev. J. E. Wylie was called to Boonsboro Monday to otheiate at the funeral of Mrs. Mcclure. most excellent lady who dled at that place Saturday.
 Dr. C. N. Sillin left latter part of last week for his home at Law renee, Kan. He has rented prop erty in Sprlngdale ana will return soon to make his home here.
 Rev. A. II. Autry returned Wednesday from Louisville, Ky, where Ire had been attending the Southern Baptist Convention. The convention meets next year at Hot Springs.
 Mrs L. Brooks, who has been enjoying short vislt here, guest of her sister, Mrs. Jack Johnson, returns to Ter home in pr;ngdale this evening Fayetteville News, Monday
 John Fishero left Wednesday for the Territory on business for the Springdale Manufacturing Go. His mission is to sell territory for the kitchen cabinet, and he can do it If any one can. Miss lIulda Roberts, ot Spring dale, who has been spending sever al months with the family of Mir. NJ. C. Bryant. returned to her home recently.-Salem Springs correspondence to Westville New Era.
 Lem Durden, Mat Fry, Jeff Cape, George Hindman, Ed. Gaines and G. 5. spradling, all young men residing at Greenwood were m town