The Springdale news., 1899-04-21

Clem mer X Limbaugh, dra,
 men. In this issue.
 TIE NEWS is pleased to lear
 that A. B. Couch who has bse
 very sick for some time is i'm
 proving.
 Uncle zeke Boyd is grand
 pap again, a daughter 6avin
 been born to his daughter Mr,
 Nay Harp, last Monday.
 II It were not for sprin
 house cleaning and the fear q imaginary cyclones We conl, all be supremely happy thrs days.
 Key. John B. Andrews. th, evangelist, who conducted meeting in opringdale last fall Will begin a meeting at Eurek; Springs next month.
 Considerable interest Is al. ready being manifested by people at a distance in om Chantauqua to be held in July Every one should go to work to make it success
 Arthur Boyle and W. F Bates, of Fayetteville, are in town this week introducino the Lightning Washine Ma chine. It is recommends d very highly by those who have used 1t.
 Our old friend W. R Joyce, who has been sick nearly all winter, is able to be up DOW and IS ln town visiting at the home of his son j. 4. Joyce We are glad to See him out again.
 Uncle Zeke Boyd brought some sample corn to TIE NEW $ office this week which is in the nature of a curiosity. The ear has the regulation husk, but  each grain is also inelosed in a small husk.
 The Van Buren Argus says 1t will take 12,000 people to pick the Crawford county straw berries They calculate on shipping the first crate April p and the first car between April 28 and May l
 The Couch N alker Real Estate Go, has been dissolved. Mr. Couch retiring from the business. Stony Graham has purchased a half interest in the business and the firm will now be known as the Walker Graham Real Estate Go. TIE NEWS wishes the new firm sue cess.
 Last week in mentioning the burning of Aud AlIbaugh' $ legs We stated 1t occurred at the roller mill in Springdale. This is a mistake. The unfer- accident happened at q saw mill in the Territory where the young man was employed as night watch. His condition is still very painful,
 The writer visited the Ores cent White Lime works at Johnson Tuesday, and found many Improvements had been made by the energetic proprie- tors, Gillett X Gulley, They ship from six to ten cars of lime per week \ . will, in q future issue, print a write up of this plant, prepared by our correspondent down there
 There was a jolly time Mon day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. k Stokes. Some twenty five friends had assem bled to listen to music fur by the following ladies and gentlemen: Mrs R H i. violin; Miss Mirt Bag gett, mandolin; Mrs. Nj. D. Lichlyter, organ; Misses Mirt Haxton and Etta Stokes and Sid Anderson and Henry kuse- witt, of Fort Smith, guitars. The music is said to have been excellent and was greatly en- ioyed by all. Mr, Kusewitt will probably return here this summer tor the purpose of glv ing instructions on the guitar and mandolin.
 w H. Magruder has purchas ed the residence property of Fred Eidson on Main Street and will soon begin the erection of a handsome new residence. This is one of the prettiest To cations in town and when the contemplated improvements are made It will make a home of which any one may De proud. Mir Magruder is travel. ing representative for the Wm. Echols Dry Goods Co, of Fort Smith, and THE NEWS IS glad to know that he is to become
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