The Springdale news., 1905-01-13
I'm tbe Gown and County.


 skating rink in Springdale.
 Trading in real estate circles, while not booming is rather brisk.
 There is talk of another furniture store in Sprngdale in the near future.
 John s. Dodson, of Harrison, was a visitor in Springdale Tuesday return ed Tuesday night.
 There will be preaching at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning and evening by Rev. E. P Reach.
 Fred Firman has his house in the Deaver addition nearly completed and will move to same as soon as done.
 Roy Hopkins, of Elm Springs, who had been at Dayton, Washington, for about eight months, came in home Friday.
 Geo. Ogden of near Creech. died saturday afternoon, January ', of pneumonia. Deceased was man of about 90 years of age and leaves d wife and five children.
 The basket ball game Saturday be. tween Bentonville Ouachita Academy and Sprlngdale High School was a walkover for the High School boys, the score being 43 to4.
 Mrs. F W. Houck dled at her home at Fayetteville Wednesday night of last week and the remains were ship ped to her old home at Holden, Mo-, for lnterment.
 The friends of Mrs. Dr. Meehan will regret to learn that she became worse last Friday and has since been steadily growing weaker and there is very little hope for her improvement.
 The new safe for the Bank of Fay etteville is being placed in position today. It's weight is ten tons and it required six teams of horses to haul 1t from the depot = Fayetteville News.
 D. E. Eicher, who came here recent ly from Iowa, is occupying the Gill property in the south part of town, and will not move to his farm until he repairs and builds an addition to the house on it.
 MT. and Mrs B. '. Cole, of Shen- andoah, Iowa, who had been down visiting the ldtter's parents, MT and Mrs. c. c. Clarke residing north of town, returned to their home Mon- day evening.
 Tuesday afternoon George L. Bolin, of Greenwood, Ark, and Mis- Rosetta Henbest were united in marriage at the home of MT and Mrs. John Hen- best, near Fayetteville, Rev. P. c. Fletcher officiating.
 Hugh Johnson has traded forty acres of land near JJhnson's Switch and his stock ln the Fayetteville White Lime Works to Clifford Boles in exchange for the latter's residence property in Fayetteville.
 A. c. MeAdams has been in St. Louis this week purchasing furniture for the new Washington Hotel which will be opened for business about Feb. lst. The building is now nearly complete outside and Tn aud is one Of the finest in the state.-Fayetteville Review.
 James A dams. who has established bakery in Springdale, turned out his first bread Friday. He favored The News with a loaf and 1t IS first-clasS in every way, equal to any bread ever offered for sale in Springdale. If MT. Adams keeps hls bread up to this standard he onght to experience no difficulty in finding a ready sale for all he can bake.
 The Fayetteville Job Printing Com pany has been organized at fayette- vile with an authorized capieal ol sl0, 900. The company will be incor- porated with the following stoekhold- CTS: F. P. Earl, W. P. MeNalr, C. W. Appleby, s. E. Mars, A. L. Trent, W. P. McNair, Jr, NJ. W. McRoy, A. r. Wolf, Lewis Payne and II. K, Wade.
 c. J. French, through whose efforts a canning factory was last year eStab- Ished at Prairie Grove, died recently of appendicitis. Deceased had been resident of Piaire Grove for about one year, gong there from Indiana He was B years of age and leaves wife and two children It is an- nounced that the death of NIT. French will make no change in the operations of the canning factory.