The Springdale news., 1905-04-28
Dersonal Mention

Dr. A E. Focht, of Madison, Kan, arrived Tuesday on a visit to his brother, Wm Focht.
 Misses Mildred Gregg and Louise Williams were up from Fayetteville last week guests of Mrs. Lea.
 Rev. Daniel Trundle' who had been home on brief visit. left Monday af- ternoou for Missouri to resume hlS work.
 Mrs. w. A. Anderson and son sam, of Benton County, were visiting MT. and Mrs. k. M. Bratton south of town Saturday.
 Mesdames W. q. and c. A. Ownoey left Friday morning for Westville, l. r, and Gentry to spend week visit ing relatives.
 Guy Philips, cashier of the Home Bank at Prairie Grove, was up latter part of last week visiting with rela- tiveS and friends.
 Ms R. F. Renner left Wednesday afternoon for Reno, Kansas, to spend few weeks visiting her daughter, i. Mrs. NJ. F. Phenicie.
 Mrs Fred Maxwell, who had be en here visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Sanders, returned Tuesday to her home at Eureka Springs. Gay Davis, of Fayetteville, spent Saturday and Sunday with Springdale friends, He came up to attend the alumni banquet Friday night.
 Tom Jones and Frank Hummer left Wednesday evening for Elgin, Ill. They contemplate working in the watch factory at that place.
 Miss Forest Ellis, who came up from Fayetteville to attend the alumni banquet Friday night and to visit with friends, returned Monday.
 S F. Wicker. of Madison, Kansas, arrived last week to look over the country with view of locating He is friend of Wm. Focht of this place
 Mrs, Ida Schlager, of Elgin, H., ar rived Wednesday morning on visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Hummer aud will be here for some time
 MT. aud Mrs. W. A. Graves and children went over to Harrison Satur- day morning to visit with J. s. Dou- son and family, returning Sunday night
 Mrs. Dr. Perkins. of Shenandoah, Iowa, who has been here for couple of months visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs c. C. Clarke, will leave for home to-day.
 c. c. CottreIl left Monday morning InEY ,l,,N h ,J fat ilx, have been for some time. He expects to return here in the fall to look after his nursery business.
 Mrs. w. B. McSpadden and daught- CT, Mrs. Georgia Knott who had been down visiting Springdale friends, re- turned Tuesday afternoon to their home at Bentonyille.
 The family of Rev. E. P. Reach left Saturday morning for Dallas, Texas. to join Mir. Reach who has been there fer some tune. They will make their home at Dallas.
 Will Brogdon left Tuesday for Mena to work in the interests Of Me Farland k Black, commission mer- chants of Kansas City. He viii be with them through the season.
 The News was honored by brief visit Wednesday morning from Rev. ]. A. Anderson, editor of the Arkan- sas Methodist. who was on his way to Elm Springs to attend district con ference.
 Ali Prater returned last week from the eastern part of the state where he visited Cotter and other points la that section. He did not bring back very favorable reports concerning that portion of the country.
 E. Jones, of Fayetteville, who had been out visiting his parents, Uncle Buck Jones and wife, returned home Tuesday. He has recently been ap- pointed to the railway mail service, but has not yet been assigned to his work.
 Rev. P. C. Fletcher, of Fayetteville, who was attending district confer ference at Elm Springs, was called to Eureka Springs Wednesday afternoon to ofticiate at the funeral of a mem- Der of his old congregation at that place.
 B. NinSon, who went over to Ninita, I. T., some time ago to try for place on the ball team there, returned Sun- day night. B. says the team played three games while he was with them and lost all of them. He was well satisfied with the showing he made, but says a player must have stand