The Springdale news., 1905-04-14
DersonaI Attention

DF. Il. '. SnllIH returned Tuesday from q business trip to Piueville, Ma
 Rural carrier Smith of Johnson was d caller at The News office Wednesda, afternoon.
 Fred Johnson, of Fort Smith. wa, in Springdale Wednesday afternoon on business.
 A F. Smyer left Monday afternoon for Kansas City on business and VII return to-day.
 Dick solomon, ct Dill, Oklahoma who had been attending school here left for home Friday.
 Miss Bessie Owen, of Oskaloosa, Iowa. was Tn town this week, guest oi Mr and Mrs w $ Clark.
 C. F. Renner returned Tuesday night from Clarksviile where he hac been for several days on business.
 Miss Elsie McSpadden, of Benton vile, Was i'll SpliDgdale first of the week the guest of Miss Matte Craw- ford.
 Dave Peel, cashier of the First Nd. tlonal Bank of Bentonville and Attor- ney F. c. Lindsey were in town Tues day 0n business.
 Mrs. Lucy Furry and Mrs. F. w. Furry Of Van Buren arrived Tuesday afternoon and are guests of MT and Mrs. (. N. Furry.
 Misses Maud Barton and Lila Blair came out from Fayetteville Friday afternoon with Miss Ollie Limbaugh. They returned Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Bynum, who had been here on visit to her sister, Mrs. Wm. Smiley, left Tuesday morning for her home at Sayre, Oklahoma.
 E. F. Harrington went over to Tah- leq uah, I. T., Tuesday on business He has stock of goods at that place which his son Is closing out.
 Mrs C. w. Friend and Mrs, J. H. Oldham went up to Bentonvil.e Satur- day afternoon to visit Mrs. W. E Me spadden, returning Monday.
 Mrs. Josephine Murray, of Seligma n, Mo-, who had been down visiting her sister, Mrs. John Banks, returned home Wednesday afternoon.
 /. T Hedges, an old newspaper man formerly Of Little Rock but n0N liv- ing In Ashley County was in Spring dale Wednesday, the guest of Damon Clarke
 J. N. Higgins, of Brlsto, 1. T, who had been here visiting his sister, Mrs J. M Pool, left Tuesday afternoon for Lebanon. Mo to visit daughter iv- ing at that place
 Damon Clarke, who has been spend ing the past few months in Dallas, Texas. arrived home Sunday morning and Will be here until the close of the strawberry season.
 T. W. Frost WAS over from Goshen Saturday attending church at the Primitive Baptist church. MT. Frost hardly ever misses an "Old Baptist meeting at this place.
 Mrs. B. E. Gregg came out from Fayetteville Saturday afternoon on a visit to relatives, returning Sunday. Miss McCray, d student of the Univer- sity. came out with her.
 c. Fl. GiddiugS, who has a position as nurse in the National Hospital at Leavenworth, Kansas, arrived Thurs day of last week on visit to his fam- fly. He has leave of ninety days
 J. H. Dunaway came over from Huntsville Saturday, bringing Mrs. Southerland to Monte Ne where she and MT. Southerland will make their home. MT. Dunaway returned Sunday.
 Mrs. w. F. Rubottom went down to Chester several days ago where she has son residing. Her son, z. Rubot- tom, expects to go down soon and they will probably make their home there. They will rent their pro perty in Deaver'S addition.
 L. D. PetroSS and Rev Harrington lett Wednesday morning for Morrilton to atten1 the meeting of Washbourne Presbytery which convened Wednes- day night. Mir. PetroSs will go on to Little Rock to visit relatives aud will look in on the legislature.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester returned Satur- day from Muskogee, 1. T., where they have been looking around with view of locating. They have decided to remain in Springdale, at least this summer. and Mrs. Lester will engage In the dreSSmaking business.
 R. M. Henry and family arrived re- gently from Paris, Texas, and will make this their home, having rented the Daniel Nelson property on Hol-