The Springdale news., 1899-04-28
Dersonal Mentiot,.

bTdHt thompson ana fanlly Nls- lted at Fayetteville Monday.
 Mrs. Swearlngen, of Iowa, is wis. itlng friends in this locality. Mrs. Rem Smith visited relatives and friends at Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Mrs. l. D. Petross and children visited friends at Fayetteville Mon day.
 Wm. Lunslord and wife return- ed Saturday to their home at Cameron, l. T.
 Theo. Parker went down to Fay etteville yesterday to look after business matters.
 Mrs. Dr. P. Llnlnger went down to Poteau, l. 1T, yesterday on d professional trip.
 G. w. kennan and Ras Graham went on the excursion to Galveston. Texas, Wednesday.
 Mrs. |. A. Beauehamp visited at Fayetteville Saturday, the guest of Mrs. ]. II. Pollard.
 Misses Carrle and Nena Clarke went up to Bentonville Wednesday afternoon to visit friends.
 (. r. O"foole was in Springdale Wednesday working in the inter ests of the St. Louis Republic.
 Uncle Benne Wilson went up to Cassyllle, Mo-, Monday afternoon to visit Barry County relatives.
 Miss Cora Thompson went down to West Fork Friday on visit to relatives. She returned Sunday.
 P. C. Burton, a University stu dent, was up from Fayetteville Sunday visiting hls friend Walter Hale.
 Ward Lane accompanied the crowd of k. P's to Rogers Tuesday evenlng, on different business, how ever.
 Mrs. Ollie Smiley went up to Seligman Monday afternoon to visit at the home of her brother, T. P. llulsey.
 Mrs. John Harlan, of Fort Smith, who had been up visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. s. Eddy, returned home Sunday.
 Mss May Garfield, of Brownton, Mlnn., niece of L. F. Canfeld, arrived April 21st to spend the summer.
 Frank White, of the railway mail serviee, was down from Monett Tuesday visiting relatives and friends.
 Rev. Trunule, pastor of the Christian Church, went down to Baldwin first of the week to till an appointment.
 Mrs. Jno. Archer, of Fort Smith, who had been up visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. \. ]. Hayes, returned home Sunday.
 Misses May Boyer and Lillie Webster went down to Fayetteville yesterday to attend tue meeting of the Epworth League.
 Wm. Webster, who is with a Frisco bridge gang working below Fort Smith, Is up spending the week with his family.
 Chas. Stokes arrived Friday from Texas where he spent the winter barberng. Charlie looks like Texas climate agreed with him.
 Carl Pollard, the handsome young son of editor Pollard of the Sentinel, was out from Fayetteville Sunday afternoon visiting old friends.
 w. l. Bacon, editor of The News, lmboden, was in town hrst of the week visiting hls friend, Dr. Frank Young. He Is an old Uni- versity boy.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Woodruff, who had been here visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Johnson, left Tuesday evening for their home at Bethany, Mo.
 Rev. ". D. White, pastor of the South Methodist Church at Rogers, accompanied by his wife was down Tuesday visltslng rela- tives and friends.
 Rev. X. II. Autry went over to Eureka Springs Tuesday night to attend the meeting of the Bible h. stitute of Northwest Arkansas. He returned yesterday.
 TIE NEWS erred last week Tn saying that L. $. Petross and fam fly, of Westville, had returned home. They did not return until "Wednesday afternoon.
 Prof. J. C. Anderson, of Hinds- vile, was in Springdale Friday and was a pleasant caller at TIE NEWS office. He had been to Eureka Springs and was on hls way home.
 Isaac King and wife, of Alma, who had been up visiting relatives and friends, returned home Sunday. Before leaving Mir. King called and ordered TIE NEWS sent to his ad- dress.
 Harry Mathews, of the State Re publican, came up from Little Rock latter part of last week, and spent few days with old friends. There is something attractive up here for