The Springdale news., 1905-01-06
I'm tbe Gown and County.

Melvin, 1. T., on business.
 Carl Walters left Monday afternoon for Winfield Kansas, where he will attend school.
 MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kennan and Miss Ollie Johnson visited at Rogers first of the week.
 Ollie Edison, of Peru, Kansas, who had been down on a visit, left for home Monday afternoon.
 Mack Renner, who has position at Parsons, Kan. arrived Saturday night on visit to home folks.
 Earnest Pierce came down from St. Louis and spent few days during the holidays with his parents.
 Mrs. M. M. Monroe left Tuesday for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to spend about week visiting her son.
 Carl Horton has accepted a posi-. tlon in Henry Rice's barber shop and will begin work next Monday.
 P. s. Wright, of Carlisle, Iowa, was In town nrSt of the week looking around with view of locating.
 Miss Forest Ellis. who had been out visiting relatives and friends, re- turned Saturday to Fayetteville.
 The News is requested to announce that there will be preaching at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
 Mrs. Bruce Holcomb came out from Fayetteville Saturday afternoon and was the guest of Mrs. J. P Deaver
 A. M. Barnhart, Of Hobart Oklaho- ma, has been in town since Saturday negotiating with real estate dealers.
 Price Williams of Spring Valley be- gan two months term of school at Monitor, northeast Of town, Monday.
 Bert Lewis went up to Bentcnville Monday to assist the boys at that place in taking their annual inyen- tory.
 Luke Crawford and sister Miss NJ attic returned few days ago from Little Rock where they spent the hol- tdays.
 Rev. Daniel Trundle, who had been home visiting Mrs. Trundle went to Eureka Springs Tuesday afternoon.
 
 The News is requested to announce that the W. T. c. U. will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs II. w Monroe.
 Misses FIoy Daily and Blanche Roberts went down to Fayetteville Saturday to visit with relatives, re- turning Sunday
 Jno L. Harmon. of Fayetteville, succeeded Felix Anderson as manager of the Springdale Lumber Go. the first of the year.
 Mrs Mary Branin left Tuesday morning for PIttsburg, kan, to spend some time with her SOD, MT. Tabor living at that place.
 The News is requested to announce that the annual meeting of the Spring dale Shippers Union will be held next Tuesday, Jonuary 10.
 Mai. B. k. Davidson and wife of Fayetteville are spending the winter in Southern Texas and will tour old Mexico before returning.
 Miss Jobelle Holcomb returned Tuesday to Clarksville to resume her duties as teacher in Arkansas Cum berland College at that place.
 J. NJ. Poole, of Adair, 1. F., who had been visiting his father, F. M. Poole, who lives near Spring Valley, left for home Friday afternoon z
 George Stockard, of Fayetteville, is candidate for journal clerk of the house and went to Little Rock Mon- day to look after his interests.
 Sam Stokes denies the charge that ne IdS UOuEDU dll iiuCiSoo HI (" ''' VI ' barn at Bentonyille. He says he hash t and has no notion of doing SO.
 A. D. Baggett brought to town a few days ago five seven-monthS old hogs which weighed, net, l90, 166, lS6, lS4 and l92 pounds. Pretty good Shoats.
 Prof. NJ. F. Croxdale attended the meeting of the State Teachers Asso- ciatIon at Little Rock last week. lie was elected vice president for this district.
 Mrs. II. c. Wright, of Fredonia, Kansas, who had been down visiting her mother, Mrs c. R. Halsey west of town. left for home Wednesday afternoon
 County Clerk Ben Greer claims tc have broken the record in issuing marriage licenses: he gave out 97 or, tieial permits in December Fayette'