The Springdale news., 1888-06-15

l WOfR on the fallfO2u. Jo Holcomb went to Fayetteville last Monday on business. The young folks enjoyed pleas ant party at Green Parrotts We'd nesday night.
 Mathew Gilmour, of Longview, Texas returned home Tuesday night after a short visit to relatives here.
 Mir. Bratton brought in this week some ycmy fine clover considering that the seed were sown only last fall.
 A. D. Baggett aided to our agri- cultural collection Monday the fin est bunch of wheat that, so far, has been brought in.
 John Mortsolt, an old attaehe of Renner's restaurant is back in his accustomed place after few months absence in Missouri.
 Henry Gordon and lady, of Mor- rllton, are stopping in Sprlngdale for thelr health. They will remain during the entire summer.
 
 The Examining Board of PhysI, clans was in session Wednesday and examined more than the usual num- Der of applicants for pensions.
 l. E. Rader and family left Thurs day for Marshfeld, Mo-, where they will spend several weeks visiting re- latives. We wish them pleasant visit.
 The north bound express trains have frequently been late this week on account of the large amount of fruit winch has been shipped.
 Jo Holcomb IS doing some good work Tn the way of grading lots In his second addition. He will have some splendid building places for sale soon.
 II. P. Gregg brought in q bunch of orchard grass Wednesday morn ing which measured feet in hclght, also bunch of Ted top which measured i feet.
 The band will have concert and raspberry supper at the pubic school building next Tuesday night. The proceeds to go toward buying new set of instruments.
 Old Mr. Atwood died first of the week. We were unable to learr tho particulars, but he was an old citizen and always lived a chrls- tan life. Peace be unto him.
 !. F. Delozier and family, of Robinson, were in town Monday. Mr. Delozier called on us and had his time extended on TIE NEWS for winch he will please accept our thanks.
 New subscribers are coming Tn very fast and old ones are renew ng This shows that the people are appreciating our efforts to make q paper the equal of my in N. W. Arkansas.
 The young folks had very pleas ant social gathering Monday night at the residence of NJ Frost. The refreshments served were excellent and Mrs. Frost proved herself to be a most charming hostess.
 J. F. Barr sold S44 worth of strawberries off of 1 rows which were 10 steps long. This includes what the family consumed which would run it up to about $50. As n strawberry producing country we cannot be beaten.
 The habit of playing ball and marbles on tho street is nuisance and should be stopped, and the on ly way to stop 1t is for the city eoan cil to pass an ordinance prohibit ing ii. Let them take action AT ONCE.
 We take off our hat and bow to thank the edltor of the Fayetteville Democrat for the following:
 John P. Stafford, of TIE SpRlNGpALE NEWS, iS the youngest editor i'll Ar. kansas but he is publishing paper that would do credit to veteran journalist.
 Mir. Wright, of Illinois, has ren- ted a building and will engage Tn the dry goods and notion business at this place. We acknowledge a pleasant call from Mir. Wright and he seems to be thorough gentle man. He left for home Thursday evening after his family and will return about the first of next month.
 0. II. Phelps is in town working