The Springdale news., 1899-03-24
Il>ersonal Mention.

Il. G. Hunt was transacting bushes, at Gassville, Mo-. Tuesday.
 Uncle John Stcinberg is down from Marionvlle, Mo, on business
 Postmaster Thompson WAS at Fay etseFilIe Monday on business.
 Mrs. ]. A. C. Blackburn and son l.. h Harris were down from Rogers Mon day.
 Bert Johnson was out from FaYette- vile latter part of last week visiting relatives.
 Miss Lyda Harrison came out from Fayetteville sunday on visit to Mrs N H. Johnson.
 Judge w. J. Patton returned yester- day from a two weeks visit with his son in St Louis
 E. F. G"igsby, who has charge of ". A 0gden's store at Lowell, was down Monday on business.
 C (, Clarke went mp to Bentonviile Monday on a visit to old friends, re- turning Wednesday.
 W T. Berry, one of the leading bus mess men of Huntsville, was in town Tuesday on business.
 Mrs. J. M. Derreberry came down from Rogers Wednesday to Visit her mother. Mrs. K Terry.
 Miss Helen King went up to Spring field Friday afternoon to visit home fGtks. She returned Monday.
 ! S Dearholt returned latter part of last week from Madison County where he spent q few weeks recupera= ting
 Elliott Starns and wife. of Robinson came up this week to make prepara-, tiun, to % to Texas with NJ. Campbell and family.
 Miss Minnie Bryant came out from Fayetteville last week and has ae- cepted d position ill Mrs. Williams II niIlinerX store.
 Chas. Pendergrass came up from Huntington Saturday evening on q visit to home folks. He returned Tuesday morning.
 l.. <. Petross, wife and daug hter. came over from WestYille last week and will spend two or three weeks yis- itn@ relatives here.
 Mrs. j. R. Harris and children re- turned Tuesday night from Joplin Mo-. where they had been visiting 9rs Harris parents.
 Frank White, one of | nele sam. s ef- ficient railway mail clerks. running between Monett and Mister, was in town Monday visiting home folks
 Misses Charlie Galloway and Willie Howell of Fayetteville, cane cut q few days ago and are assisting in pre- pairing an entertainment to be given hv the students ot the public school
 Reed Hubbard residing on 0sage out beyond Elm Springs, took the train at this place Tuesday for NXn- newood, | IT. to make his home. H. ordered The News to follow him to hi new home.
 B. (. Petross came in from Car roll County Wednesday and took th' night train for the Territory He has made arrangements to move his say mill business from the Territory L Carroll County.
 T W. Brooks, of Huntsville, cam oyer Tuesday and took the night trail for Little Rock. His daughter an' i three other young ladies from Hunts vile also left for some point in Indiana to attend school. i NJ. l. Richardson left Monday nigh 1 for Winchee, Washington. He wll i try it out there for while and If h likes it Mrs Richardson will join hin and they will make it their home i The News wishes Mir. Richardson sue 1 cess.
 Prof. R. II. Johnson and daughte l Miss Carol returned on Thursday even ] ing eff last week from Corpus Christ Texas. where they spent the cold sea son for the benefit of the former health. The change proved quite ben i eficial to both If them.
 Frank Young returned latter par of last week from Kansas City wher l lae has been attending a medical col i lege. Frank will be associated wit i his father, Dr John Young. at thi place and he has many friends her who have known him since boyhoo and who will wish for him success il abu dance.