The Springdale news., 1906-08-31

l IiiS it IIOHI lIlp tO AIdHSdS dNS and other points in Texas.
 A. F.. Sinyer returned yester- day morning from St. Louis where he had been buying goods
 Mrs. ". G. Ownbey left Wednesday morning forsWestville and Gentry to visit with friends.
 Wm. Lee, the photographer, went over to Gentry Monday where he is spending the week.
 Walter Hulsey and family re- turned q few days ago from Texas and will make Springdale their home.
 J. $. Ewalt has purchased the C. ". Pool farm of 92 acres a short distance southeast of town, consideration 59, 1000.
 J. H. Myers left for St. Louis first of tle week to make the fall and winter purchase for the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Co.
 G. P. Roberts returned latter part of last week from St. Louis where he had been purchasing goods for the Farrar Dry Goods 1 Co.
 (. H. Lilley and family, of Fort Worth, Texas, who had been here visiting A. McGary and family, left for home Wednesday morning.
 Edgar Masoner came dowu from Bentonville Sunday after his family who had been visiting relatives here. They returned Monday.
 The reunion at Prairie Grove opened Wednesday morning and closes today. Quite q number from this locality have been at- tending.
 Mrs. Ali Prater and little daughter arrived Monday after noon from Pollok, Tex. and, will spend some time visiting relatives at this place.
 Mrs. Sallie Jones and children, of Plummerville, who had been visiting relatives at Elm Springs, took the train here Tuesday morning for home.
 Mrs. Myrtle Stafford and child Ten. Raymond and Cessna, went up to Cassville. Mo-. Wednesday afternoon to spend q few days visiting with Mrs. l.. BeaSley.
 Mrs. Geo. N. Ware and daughter Blanche, residing near Greenwood. who had been up visiting ]. A. House and family, returned home Wednesday.
 Rev. T. W. Shipley, of Mena, has been visiting with Spring dale friends this week. He has been up for several days visiting his brother at Harmon, and will return home today.
 Mrs. D. l.. Morgan, of Indianapolis, Ind, arrived Thurs day of last week to visit with her son, K. l.. Morgan, residing north east of town. She will be here for d month or so.
 The News is glad to welcome to the ranks this week two new correspondents, one at Habberton and the other at Spring Valley. We hope they will stay with us and write every week.
 Judge Baker, chairman of the election commission, started out this morning with the pollbooks and tickets to deliver to the election judges. He will make the rounds of the county.-Fay- ettev1lle Daily.
 <. W. Farrar of Hillsboro, Tex, and J. E. Farrar of Mena-dville, Tex, who had been called here by the death of their brother, French Farrar. living west O. Springdale, left for home Tues day morning.
 Read the ad. of C. N. Stafford, the tailor, in this issue. MT. Stafford was for thirty-tive years engaged in the tailoring busi- ness at WarrensNlrg, Mo-, and comes highly recommended as an experienced workman.
 ]. $. Ewalt and family have moved into the Dr. Stearns resi- dence property on Emma Ave nue. The property on Maple Street which they vacated IS now occupied by C. K. Stafford and family, late of Warrensburg, Mo.
 (. W. Friend, of Pecan Point, Ark, came up last week to look after the apple crop on the old 1 BrOdUou place. N hen Alr.