The Springdale news., 1889-05-17

' was circulating among old Spring l dale friends this week.
 New subscribers since our last is- sue: Mrs. l.. NJ. Dunn. Mrs. R. C. Nelson. J. T. Stice and l.. Denny.
 Well, Sarah, what have you been doing to mako you look so young! Oh, nothing much, only been us ing Halls Hair Remover to restore the color of my hair.
 J. W. Flanders, representing Dr. J. c. Aver < Co.,, of Lowell Mass. was in town first of the week, and made TIE NEWS pleasant call See advertisements elsewhere.
 This has been busy week fol Springdale in the shipment of small fruits, etc. On Monday 245 crates of strawberries, etc. were shipped from here while every day there bas been almost that number. 1 A volume of Draper on the Civ ilization of Europe" has been mis- sIng for some tune by pr. John Hunt. Ifin the possession of any one a rewasd of one dollar will be paid for it's delivery at this off cc or to Doctor Hunt.
 Our liberal young friend. NJ. II. McGary, came in wednesday and ordered THE NEWS sent to his brother w. R. McGary at Lock ford, California, for year. She goes. W. R. recently paid a visit to his parents near here.
 pr. J. Hunt was in town Tues day and made THE NEWS a pleas ant visit. The Doctor has been q subscriber of TIE NEws ever since is first issue and he never fails 10 come in at the end of each volume and pay for year in advance.
 Ms. Hobbs and son Wilburn, of Bentonvlllc, were Tn town this week. They were on ther way to Fayette- vile and stopped over Tuesday mght to visit Mrs. A. T. Claypoo!. THE NEWS acknowledges very pleasant call from Mrs. Hobbs.
 Tho cross roads band will give q strawberry anI ice cream festival to morrow Saturday. night in the grove adjoining the Lutheran church. The Silver Cornet Band will furnish music for them and it is to be hoped they will be liberal ly patronized.
 Rev. w. N. Crozier, assisted by Rev. l.. B. Lewsford, of Boonsboro will commence protracted meet ing in the Presbyterian church Wednesday, May 23, and continue over Sunday. Prea ching each night. Communion services on Sunday Everybody invited to attend.
 We have received a copy of the Sevier County Democrat, published at Iocksburg, with marked item relatiac to George Vaughan, and suppose he sent It. George use to live here several years ago, and was quite intimate with TIE NEWS man when they were little fellows.
 Mrs. Wm. Anderson and children and Mrs. Ash, of Longwood, Mo-, arrived m town Tuesday and will spend few weeks here, the guests of Mrs. pr. Kennedy. Mrs. Ander- son is q daughter of ATS. Kennedy, and has many old friends at this place who will be pleased to wei come her return.
 San. Props returned from Okla Goma Monday night. He says that people are leaving that country in great numbers but that others soon take thelr places. The soil is sandy and the water is very bad. From thls di scriptien it will be seen N. w. AlkansaS is stilIln the lead Oklahoma not excepted.
 Thomas C. Evans left last Mon day for St. Louis, where he will re-cntel work in the Globe-DemO- crat office, after spending several days here on pleasant visit 10 his relatives anC friends. Tom had | pleasant visit we know, and while here he placed THE NEWS under ob- ligati"ns for favors rendered.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church will give an ice cream festival on the beautiful lawn at the residence Of A. Lininger on next Tuesday nl"ht, the proceeds 10 go tor the benefit of thcir new church which IS being erected. Everybody IS in- vltcd 10 be present and help devour the declicious ice cream and eX-