The Springdale news., 1905-01-13

A' o' 1hiuo dHu iduiIy. WHO udNt been making theIr home south o town, left this week for Berryvillt where they will reside in the future
 At the recent poultry shew at Ben tonville L. c. Williamson of Spring dale won on his white Wyandottes- first cockrel, second cock, first bullet and second pen.
 Miss Maud Barron, daughter of l. E. Barron, of Combs, Madison County and James Nixon. of Prairie Grove were married recently, and will make their home at the latter place.
 J. c. Steele has purchased the Elm Springs Roller Mill and will conduct that business in the future. Jim IS hustler and his friends predict that l he will make success of his new venture.
 E. B. Teale, of Iowa, arrived in Sprlngdale Friday and will spend the winter here. He is favorably i'm pressed with Arkansas so far, and we hope he will decide to locate perman- ently with us.
 S. W. Clark who IS engaged in buSi- ness in Desha County, came up re- gently to visit with Mrs. Clark. He returned this week accompanied by Mrs Clark who will remain down 1 fbara 11tafil SDrin4
 Mrs. ". l.. Call died of old age at 1 Fayetteville Wednesday night of last week. She was 76 years of age and had been confined to her bed for two years. The family resided in Spring dale several years ago.
 The annual conference of the M. E. l Church convened at Stuttgart the l2th inst, Bishop Mcdowell, pre- siding Rev. Sh1pley, of the First M. E. Church left Tuesday for that place to attend the conference.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Collier, who has been very sick for several weeks, is slowly improving Her daughter, Mrs Bonnet of Springdale, who has been at her bedside, has returned home.- Prairie Grove Herald.
 P. J. Yeager, formerly of this place, but who has been in business at Tahlequah, has moved to Tulsa, l. T., and is engaged in the mercantile busi- ness. His many Springdale friends wish him unlimited success in his new field.
 Miss Willie Cox returned to her home at Springdale Monday, after spending the holidays In Prairie Grove. Her cousins, Miss Malinda and R. NJ. Curtis accompanied her home. Prairie Grove Herald.
 Messrs J. H. Zellner and J. w. Fay Tor have bought an interest Tn the mercantile business of Wilson X Me William. MT, MeMillan retires from the firm. which will hereafter De known as the s. R. Wilson Mercan- tile Co.-Prairie Grove Herald.
 Prof. A. s. Thompson who had charge of the Grammar department at Springdale has secured position at Cass, Franklin county, where he will begin teaching next Monday. Prof. Thompson is graduate of the U. of A. and has a good reputation as a teacner.-Fayetteville Review.
 MT. Proctor, of Rector, Ark, was here fist of the week with patent berry crate and interested our asSocia- tons in It. He sold five cars while here. The growers can haul out these crates in the knock down and put them up in the field just as they need them.
 A hearing was brought yesterday before County,Juoge Williams in refer. ence to the appointment of an admin istrator for the estate f the late Wm. Vernon J. H. McIlroy who had been temporarily appointed, resigned and John Skillern and Mss Martha Yer non asked to be appointed. An ob- lection being interposed the judge determined to appoint some disinter- ested party whom he has not yet named. F aYetteyille News. A brick and tile company has been organized in Fayetteville and incor- porated with a capitol stock of S25,- 006. The company has purchased thirty acres of ground just southwest of town near the o. X c. c. .Yo and will begin at once putting in a large modernly equipped plant to manu- fracture brick and tile. The Turpen- ing Tile Company near Prairie Grove has been merged with the new com pany and will move their plant to Fayetteville.