The Springdale news., 1899-05-19

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 R. E. Renner, of sming5.,o
 has been chosen marshal of , ,E' ie day for the Federal decora,;", ;a at Fayetteville on the 9o,l 'g inst. " u
 Fayetteville correspondenc, failed to reach us until Thnrs day morning, too late for in sertion. To insure publiea ton all articles should reacl us not later than Wednesda, noon.
 The strawberry and ice erean supper given on Thursda1 night of last week by th, ladies of the South Methodis Church was q very pleasant affair, the receipts amouDtinl to about Sl0.
 We wouldlike very much to hear from our correspondents at Greenland, Huntsville and Spring Valley. They were among the best and are greatly missed. Wake up, friends and let us hear from you.
 A. W. Beavers, of this place who Is attending the Stat Uni 'croitp at Fayetteville, will graduate this year. Another member of the graduating class s Miss Daisy Patterson, for nerly q resident of Springdale
 B. NJ " Cunningham, who ,eeently came U Springdalt rom Wagoner, l r, and pur- 'ilased property here, has open "a up a jewelry repair shop h Phillips < Cogar4s gro6ery store. HE NEWS wishes him success
 A. W Sherry and Miss Pearl llllman, were united in mari 'ge Sunday morning at the lome of the brides parents Mir. md Mrs. B F Tillman, Ed, !. NJ. Phillips officiating. Both laye many friends, all Of whom will unite ill rendering best wishes.
 John Nanzant, of Sonora. re. .eived news of the death of his ather $. l. Eanzant which oe 'urred on the 11th inst at his lome in Marion county. The :ause of his death was heart disease. TIE NEWS tenders ympathy to Mr, Eanzant and md other relatives.
 Mrs. T. A. Martin read a very interesting paper recently be ore the Woman s Foreign Ms. 'ionarY Society at Elm Springs ,n the subject, The Present Outlook for Missions. was he unanimous vote of the ioeiety that the same be pub ished in TIE NEWS and it will lppear next week.
 The people over at Westville, he growing young town just nside the Cherokee Nation, leld their first municipal cleo ion on the 9th inst. Forty. even votes were east and the ollowing officers elected: P. H. Mayo F. c. Holt, Recorder; A ]. Edmiston, James Holland. J, w. Crick, ". q Trent, and ". D. Wil- jams, Alderman.
 To morrow Is the day for the lnnual school election, and be- tides electing two directors and 'ofing on the question of tax he people will have an oppor unity to express themselves ,n county uniformity of text books. We are inclined to the opinion that county uniformity y would be beneficial, but of ,onrse this cannot be determin ,d until given a trial.
 A correspondent writing rom Winslow to the Fayette lille Review thus compliments , Sprlngdale boy. "School be gan Monday of last week with | large attendance and every indication of q very successful .erm. The town Is 10 be con yratulated in securing as wide awake, progressive and up to- date teacher as T. H. McClint on to guard her educational in, Ierests.
 Through the Walker Graham Real Estate Co a deal was this week perfected whereby $. 1. Porter becomes the ow2er ol E. c. PrlIchard's brick busl- ness house east of the Arcade IIo;el. J. NJ. Chandler becomes the owner of an S0-acre farm four miles northwest of town formerly owned by Mir. Porter, and Mir. Prilchard receives a title to the Chandler farm foui miles east of town.
 4 meeting was held Thurs.
 f. ..,-nt laSt week Tn