The Springdale news., 1905-01-06

ring presented to him by his mother, three sisters-Mrs Amy Southerland, Mrs. Ada Slaughter, Pauline Bevers and Hrs. R. Murphy. X.
 w M Fritts, who had been down spending the holidays with relatives, left Sunday afternoon for Topeka, Kan, where he is attending school He is a son of P. NJ. Fritts.
 l.. B. Fitzgerald came up from Winslo~ Saturday to visit his wife who has been sick at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. ]. B. Baggett, for some time. She is improving.
 Robt. Vaughan, of Fayetteville, was married at Humbolt, Tenn, re- gently, the bride being Miss Annie RameY, who was formerly teacher in the public schools at Fayetteville,
 Miss Edna Gregg, who is teaching music near Little Rock, came up to Fayetteville to spend the holidays with parents and friends. She was visitor in Springdale first of the week.
 w. J. Echols and little daughter, who had been here visiting at the home of J. w. Stinnett, left Sunday afternoon for his home at Sardis, Miss He is son-in-law of Mir. Stin- nett
 I1p haC haH oh nf branch store at Bartlesville, l. T., for the past year has returned to Fayette- vile and will have charge of Baum & Bros mercantile tabliShment at that place.
 Mrs J. Zimmerman was taken quite i'll with pneumonia last week, but we understand is now improving. Her sisters, Mrs k R Ellis and Mrs. James Walton, of Ft. Worth. Texas. arrived Sunday.
 Mrs. M. A. Phillips died Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. James A Morrison, of Sulphur City. Mrs. Phillips was born in England and claimed to be l01 years old. d.-Fayette- vile Democrat.
 Rev. J. E. WYlle has sold his resi- dence property on Holcomb Street to Gid Lichlyter. Mrs Thomas and son who have been living in the property have moved to their country home south of Johnson.
 Mrs. s. R. Stone, of Fayetteville, died in Little Rock few days ago from paralysis. She had gene to Little Rock for the benefit of her health. and was stopping with her daughter, Mrs. George Askew.
 Squire Bishop, in his usual graceful manner performed the ceremony this morning that made Henry Wheeler of Oakville, Iowa, and Miss Nora Bailey, of Springdale, husband and wife.-Fayetteville Democrat.
 The ladies of the first M. E. Church will have box supper at the church Thursday night of next week, for the benefit of the pastor All ladies, whether members of the church or not are invited to attend and take boxes
 J. P. Bennett, IT,, late of Texas, has purchased the old Carl Petross proper ty near the roller mill and will make this his home. We understand he will probably engage in business of some kind. The sale was made through w. B. Clark.
 w. E. Bruffey came home from St. Louis few days before Christmas al- most sick a-bed, but he hadn't been under Mrs Bruffey's care long until he began to improve and is now about well. He will not return to St. Louis for some time.
 A. $. Thompsol, teacher in the sixth grade of Springdale Public Schools, resigned first of the year and ] Asa Mustain was elected to the vacan- cy MT. Mustaln was a student at the high school and has had exper- fence in teaching.
 P. L. Pierpoint X Go. made a deal recently for the Phillips stock of goods east of the railroad and have traded same to J. W. Hetz for the Pool farm east of town. We understand MT. Hetz will move the goods to Center tonin Benton County.
 c. B. Lewls. connected with the fuel department of the Frisco System, went to Springfield Sunday afternoon to resume work. He has been home for couple of weeks on account of the illness of his little four-year-old daughter, who is now recovering.
 Hon. c. A. Hurst, one of Washing ton County's members of the general assembly, has been chosen to repre- sent the University of Arkansas in an oratorical contest with Georgetown, Texas University to take place at