The Springdale news., 1904-12-30
1n tbe Gown and County.
, ,aav was rather quiet in Spring rhe banks were closed for the

e The banks were cioseu iof the .o christmas entertainments at various churches in Springdale all [sed of very pleasantly.
 an Clarke returned last week
 Louis where he had been for Iew months on busi ness.
 IT Reed, of Dallas County, Tex, ,rod last week on d visit to rela-
 HelSa brother of Mrs. Henry bbott.
 F Dodson and family of Ozark, 'o m last week on visit to rela- and friends. They will return morrow
 uorrv Long, who is on the road for swofford Dry Goods Co.,, of Kan City. spent Christmas with Spring lie friends.
 W P Brown, foreman of the Att ms Chronicle, came up latter part Of
 noek to visit with his parents. will return Sunday.
 Miss Jobeile Holcomb, teacher in ,pansas Cumberland College at r.,ksyllle, is up spending the holidays itb relatives in Springdale.
  Mrs H. A. Bolinger and son and snuhter arrived Saturday from omus Oklahoma, on visit to Judge nd Mrs A. L. Thompson.
 np Webster, living at Dayton, gashington, recently sent us re- ,ittance on subscription and says how can't do without The News. Mrs J. H. Kelley went up to Dun sn Mo-, Wednesday morning to end couple of months visiting her arents. MT. and Mrs. J. Steinberg. Mir and Mrs. Alex Mieir came up tom Van Buren and spent Christmas ith relatives and friends. The lat or will remain until after the first. Ntand Mrs. Floyd Thompson, who ad been here visiting Judge and Mrs. |. Thompson, parents of the for her returned Wednesday to their Ome at De0ueen.
 John Young has purchased the liv- ny business of $. R. Stokes at this blace. and we understand MT, Stokes Das become interested in a livery barn at Bentenville.
 All. Stinnett, of Grayson County, Eexas. k here visiting his father, j. Nv stinnett. C. w. Harvey. of kherman Texas, brothar-in-law Of klr. Stinnett is also up on visit. W. Lea Clarke, who had been here siSting his parents. Mr. and Mrs Cs !. Clarke, left yesterday for Chicago He IS connected with large publish Dg house with headquarters Tn that pity.
 W. L. Stokes, who recently pur- chased an interest with w. B. Me Epadden in livery barn at Benton fille, was down Saturday and Sunday FiSiting his family. He is moving bis family to Bentonvlle this week. Rev. and Mrs. J. w. House will leave this evening for Sprlngdale, where they will visit until Saturday, rom where they will go to 4ellvllle 10 spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Houses parents. Prairie Grove Herald.
 Wm. BaSset, who has been engaged h the jewelry business at this place TOT some time, has closed out here and is thinking of engaging in busi- ness at Rent0nyille Mrs. Bassett left last week for Oklahoma to visit relatives.
 sunday, Christmas day, was bright ana warm, reminding one of early spring days, but Monday night the tail ehd of blizzard swept down from tne north and since then we have oeen experiencing the first real winter weather of the year. The thermome- ter registered as low as above zero. Mrs. Molly Trammel died at the van Wrinkle Hotel Monday night, where she had been employed as cook lof nearly 70 years. Her death result. eu rom burns she received last week "heh she fell in an unconscious c0ndi- uou o1 bot stove. She was buried "euheSday at the Evergreen Gene. efE-Fayetteville Review.
 Notice.
 sn.efe ahefe Will be meeting of the -. ..,