The Springdale news., 1898-10-07
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AASOA 2 HAD WILL l1oou 0di sdpaiAits ----.--,.-..- will have control in the future. He has moved his shop in the confectionery store of Heath & Wilson.
 J. P. Bennett has sold his farm near Prairie Grove and purchased 20 acres near Sprlngdale, where he will make lis home.
 l.. c. McCormick's new resi- dence at Prairie Grove is near ing completion. IL will be one of the most attractive homes in the county.
 John Whitthorn, of Chicot County, who was attending the State University, died at Fay etteville Wednesday morning Of swamp fever.
 J. F. Busey is teaching the school at Goshen, being assist ed bv Miss Maud Nix. of Fay etteville There Is an enroll ment of over 125.
 F. F. Hall, of Prairie Grove, who is in the fruit business at Coopersville, Mich, had the misfortune to lose his evapora- tor by fire recently.
 D. N. Edmiston. of Boons- horo, took his little son Feb to Little Rock Tuesday where he will resume his studies in the Deaf Mute Institute.
 At an l.. T. l.. contest held in the Baptist Church at Fay etteville Friday night the prlze was awarded to Miss Sy bil Mitchell for the best recitation.
 Rev. J. J. NaulX and Col. R. V. McCracken, of Fayette- vile. are in attendance at the general convention of the Pro testant Episcopal Church at W Washington.
 A christening party was giv en at the residence of 4 oyrnes at Fayetteville on Fri day night of last week in hon or of Byrnes Walker, son of Mir. and Mrs. Wythe Walker
 The County Board of Medi cal Examiners will meet at Fayetteville Tuesday, Oct. IS, for the purpose of examining those who desire to practice medicine in w ashington Co,
 The public school at Prairie Grove has an enrolment of 150 pupils The teachers are Prof. l.. c. McVay, Misses Eliza Putnam and Jennie Mitchell and Mir. Oscar Dear ing.
 Mrs E. B Clay disposed of her onsehold effects at Fay etteville recently and left for St. Louis, and from there she will go to Oklahoma City, O., where her husband has opened up business.
 H. c, and J F. Porter have rented tLeir Apple Hill prop erty near Prairie Grove, reserv ing the orchards. and will move 10 their property recent lv purchased, two miles north of Fayetteville,
 5. A Carl has purchased the N. D. Lewis farm west of Prairie Grove and his son, J. T. Carl, will take charge of the place. Mir Lewis and family will move to Washington County, Kansas.
 The foot ball team of the A. l. U. has begun practiclng. The faculty has excused p boys from drilling during the foot bail season in order that they may give their atten tion to foot ball
 The city council of Fayettn vile is conferring with the owners of the electric light plant. looking to adding about forty more lights in various parts of the town and also put ting up five arc hghts around the square.
 4 letter received by Fay ettevilIe friend announces that Mrs Annie Dinsmore Davis, who is very sick at Ashville, N. C., Is some better, although she is still unconscious. If no complications set in she will l likely recover.
 The protracted meeting at the Cum 5erland Presbyterian church, which has been in pro gress since Sunday. the 18th inst. still continues, the inter ,St iprr.aS ri h aanh 1,,,