The Springdale news., 1898-09-23

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 Mrs. Ed. QuarIes has ex changed the Quaries House av Fayetteville tor a farm four miles Northwest of that place The farm belonged to l. J Rader, and he took possession of the Quarles House Saturday
 Dr. Deadrick, of WinslC W, is here prospecting for a wealthy gentleman of Missouri who de sires to open a large sheep ranch, also to move to this place woolen mill and manu featuring plant he now owns in Missouri Fayetteville Daily Mir. Joshua $. Jeffries, o1 Baldwin, Ark, died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Tinker, of Joplin, Mo and he remains were brought here for interment. The burial will take place in Evergreen cemetery this afternoon. Mir, J-tferies was a member of the G. A. R. and his funeral ser vices will be conducted by the Masons.-Fayette Daily, 16lh inst.
 J. C. Mitchell returned this morning from a most pleasant trip to the Omaha Exposition and to Corning, Ia. While at Corning he attended a family reunion, his relatives from var ious parts of Iowa, and Wichi- t., Kas., and Little Rock being present. Some forty odd at tended the gathering and a more happy time than was en- joyed would be hard to imag inc. Faye tteville News, Wednesday.
 Constable Geo. w. Reed and Thos. oolum, of Winslow. brought in three prisoners Thursday and lodged them in the county jail. They are charged with having robbed A. N. Coles store in that viI- lage, from which about $50 worth of goods were taken. The parties under arrest for the crime are as follows: Harry Key, of Paris, Texas; Rosa Frost, of Fayetteville, and Tom Sommers, of Salisaw, l. T. There were five implicated, and we understand that another was captured but escaped from the officers at Van Buren Fayetteville Review
 Mir. R. T. Smith received a letter today from his son Roy, who IS member of Company K, Second Arkansas, now en- camped at Anniston, Ala. MT. Smith was very glad to hear from h:s son, as many weeks had passed since he received any word from him. Roy says they have a delightful camp and could not receive better treatment from anyone than they do from the people living near the camp. They are get ting good food, pure water and the health of the regiment is good and all are well satisfied with their location and presen, condition .-Fayetteville News
 The reception rendered the soldier boys at the K. of P. hall Saturday night was large ly attended and proved to be a most pleasant occasion Mayor Walker opened the en tertainment by stating in a brief but we'll directed talk the object of the gathering, being as 1t were, a welcoming back to home and loved ones the soldier boys who had so gal lantly responded to their country's call. Father Mage veney followed the mayor and thrilled the audience with a most eloquent and patriotic ad- dress lis talk Was d master piece of oratory that awakened the most profound admiration and attention. Bro. Ragland spoke touchingly in a few we'll chosen words to the boys in blue who had returned from camp. Vocal and instrument al music were also features of the evenings program. A most sumptnors repast was perpared for the boys and the manner in which they disposed of same was an excellent guar antee of their high apprecia tion and thankfulness for the kindness and interest manifest ed Tn their behalf.-Fayette ville News.