The Springdale news., 1889-03-01
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Items of Interest Picked mp on Our Street Corners During the Past
 Seven Days.

-. ID. CuSucu, Ol M ldId, lS down OH visit to his sister, Mrs. E. P. Hall.
 Miss Minnie Driver is at Fayette- vile visiting friends. It Is rumor- ed that she will soon be married to young man at that place.
 James WInton and family moved to thelr Benton county home this week. TIE NEWS wishes them aoundance of prosperity.
 The weather is stIll very disa- greeable and we may confidently look for continuance of the same for some tune after the 4th.
 We have an essay on strawberry culture, read before the Farmers Club Tuesday night by Rev. Um- baugh, which glll be published next week.
 Vim. Evans has sold his property near the Lutheran college to A. MeGasIen, lately of Paris, Texas Mr. Evans has purchased the c A. Jones property in the Northwestern part of town.
 R. B. Reed and Miss Minnie Lew is were at Fayetteville last week being interviewed by the county ex- aminer We are pleased to state that the interview WAS entirely sat tirely satisfactory.
 Graham < Lynn, ,proprIetors efthe planeing mill. lave dissolved part nership, P. c Graham retiring. Mr, Lynn will conduct the business Tn the future, and we've no doubt but that he will do 1t successfully, too.
 The Republicans celebrated Was ashineton's birthday at the G, A. k. hall Friday night. A report of the meeting will be found else where. To use | common express sion, they had "hog killing time!'
 
 Mss Bruce Hall left Friday even ing for Lebanon, Mo, , where she will spend some time visiting rela- tives, Mss Bruce is a charming young lady and she will be great y missed by the young people of Springdale.
 ". G. Yineonheller and l. T. Lane have purchased the beautiful It sidence property formerly owned by Jno. E. Gill. This Is one of the most deslrable locations in the city and the purchasers intend to i'm prove il much.
 Ebert Self came up from War Mills Saturday, where he has been several weeks erecting dwelling house for Dr. Huff. Not being through he returned Sunday even lnL, but IS expected home soon, We can't imagine why Ebert want ed to come home when he was so near through.
 A copy of the Nahama County Granger, published at Auburn, Ne braska, which contains an article relative to Arkansas from the pen ot C. c. Meader has been handed It's with the request that we publish it, but as it is rather long and not of general interest we thought It best not to do So.
 Jno. B, Gill has sold his residence property and will leave in about 30 days for Ranger, his new Texas home. As stated before Mir Gill has done much for our town and We are sorry 10 lose him. Mrs. Gill and the little ones wlll be missed. 100. They will be eheerea Tn their southern home by the weekly visits of TIE NEws.
 We recently published letter which was written to the Sumner (IowO Gazette by D. c. Linn, who Was visiting here. He has written another, and through the tesy of A, Linlnger, we are enabled to pub fish short extract from it which touches upon Sprlngdale. Here 1t Is: Taking everything into con- slderation, good crops, climate, health, society, scenery and future prospects, we have seen no place that suits Us better and has more fattering prospects than Spring, dale, Ark, and our advice would be to those that contemplate q move from cold Iowa to more congenral chme 10 look this country over and if it does not suit We will just con sider our ideas at variance and let il