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The Springdale news., 1906-10-05
MOUNTAIN HOME.

October 1.-Haying some pretty bad weather at present but the rain is being needed.
 Grandma Garland who was visiting her relatives at this place peacefully passed from life unto death last Wednesday even- ing.
 Charlie Oxford, who has had a very severe case of typhoid fever, Is able to run around again.
 Miss Lula Mayes. of Lowell, visited friends at Mountain Home last week.
 The eight months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. ]. (. Hayward, who has been dangerously i'll, is getting d little better.
 Rob Mayes has gone to Oregon again.
 Preacher Edwards will again fill his appointment here on the first Sunday night. He got rain ed out the last time and couldn't come.
 Misses Lena and Nina South, who have been visiting here for last two months, have returned to their home at Little Rock, Ark.
 A wagon load of the Mt. Home school children attended the in- stitute at Ffshback and reported a nice time and plenty to eat. Vernon Sherrod has come home from Kansas where he mas been for the last three months.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. J. Mayes have newly arrived visitor at their house.
 Quite crowd of the Macedonia young folks attended church here last Sunday. : LIDS.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05

October I've are having some rainy weather aow and seems So much cooler that we might look for frost soon.
 The farmers have been making fodder for some tune. Most of them have good supply ID and in good shape.
 Apple hauling is the order of the dav.
 John Vanzant Is going to build a new blacksmith shop. Hurrah for John, he will make city out of Sonora yet.
 Some few went from this sec ton to the state fair at Rogers and report very good time.
 John Cloer was going to. load and ship a car load Of apples latter part of last week but on account of the inclemeney of the weather could not work at 1t.
 There was 10 have been spell ing match Friday night between Union and Fishback, but on ac- count of bad weather was post poned till next Friday night, October ;. Every body invited.
 We are having a good, school and very good attendance, but will be better after apples are picked.
 Luther Chadwick. who came from the southeast part of the state for his health, Is improving and Is thinking ef making this his home.
 Wiley Harp, who sold his colt to some parties on White River last week. receiving S45 for 1t, and started back toward Sonora and as he got near home he felt for his pocket book and 1t was gone. It had escaped from his pocket from the jolt of the wagon, He phoned from Sonora to Spring Valley for them 10 inquire for 1t, and man who was driving a COW found 1t and MT. Sanders of Spring Valley returned 1t on the mail hack that evening.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05
HICKORY CREEK.

Oct. l. We have had some real blustery weather this week.
 The infant child of MT. and Mrs. John Creech died Friday and was buried in the grave yard near the school house.
 The doctor has quit attending Uncle Alex Sigman and he is able to go almost anywhere on his crutches.
 Marion Henson and Lee Cowau have gone to Oklahoma on busi- ness and will be gone several days.
 Ula Reed lett Sunday morning for visit to home folks at Low ell. She will return this week.
 Our local sorghum mills have begun to run and new sorghum can be had at 35c per gallon.
 Our efficient letter carrier has been making better time for the past week, arriving at about l2:30 ?. m, whereas he generally he generally arrived about 1:s0. Mrs. Jake Geyer made a trip to Springdale Saturday with her son J., who took a load of hoops to town.
 The herdsmen are beginning to drive their stock of the range and some will soon De put on the market.
 Burt Smith who has made his home at Uncle Alex Sigman's left Monday, but the prodigal has returned and seems as proud to be again at home as the prodigal of old. Boys 1t never pays to leave 8 dear old home, especially one in Old Arkansas.
 There were horse traders here Saturday from Monte Ne and oth- CT places but no trading gong on.
 There was singing at the School house Saturday night and preaching services Sunday and Sunday night, conducted by Rev. Seba Graham. The meeting will will probably be protracted.
 Mir. MeReynolds purchased an-
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The Springdale news., 1906-10-05

home near Mountain Home Fri day, September 2s. The remains were buried in the Goshen eeme- tery Saturday 29.
 E, Clayton made a trip to Fay etteville Friday.
 John Clark made a trip to War Eagle Wednesday,
 Mir. and Mrs. Polk Williams, of Johnson, Were in town Tues day saying good bye to their friends here as they intend to start for New Mexico soon.
 Misses Stella and Ella Dutton and Miss Ola Neiil visited near Haberton Sunday.
 Lona Slaughter made trip to Springdale latter part of the week.
 N. ". Guthrie and D. \. Gi1- liland made a trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Mrs. F. Neill visited Mrs. N. B. Clark near Mayfeld last week. Mr. ard Mrs. Murphy, of Syden- ham, visited Mr. and Mrs. Starks last week.
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 Elmer Clark of Richland View was ii town Sunday.
 Mr. Davis visited in Huntsville Sunday.
 Boon Clark. Of Macedonia, was in town Wednesday.
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The Springdale news., 1906-10-05

tive to the enrolment at Fishbdck school. It should have read 4s instead of 5S. The average daily attendance for last month was II.
 "Osceola" has been kept busy this week trying to explain the import of that item III regard to the box supper at Sonora last week and all because the type setter used y instead of \.
 ''Osceola" has sold his apple crop to J. w. Cloer of Sonora.
 P. Graham and wife visited their daughter of near Johnson last week.
 The Sunday School at Friend ship is progressing nicely. supt. Carter reports an increased in- terest and attendance.
 The Fishbaek school expected to go over and spell against the Sonora school last Friday night, but on account of inelement weather the matter was put off until later date.
 Messrs. House and Lonis Good man were pleasant visitors at school Friday. Let others catch the spirit and show an interest in the school.
 "osceola" had the pleasure of meeting Don't Worry" satur- day and the vice president seems as jcvial as school boy.
 Don't forget the institute at Shady Grove October 13. Let everybody come and make this one of the best meetings of the year.
 We are having some cool at thls writing.
 Ben Moneyhan left for Louisi- ana Monday with car of apples.
 John Stone made some fine nolasses last week.
 Mrs. Leonard Sherley has re- turned from a three weeks visit at Cassville, Mo, where she has been visiting relatives.
 Ell Faucette and family will move to Springdale tomorrow.
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The Springdale news., 1906-10-05

much improved. He can walk lew steps.
 Mr. Goree will load a car with apples from his own orchard this week for some point in Texas.
 Thanks, Osceola, for the invi- tation to the institute to be held at Shady Grove an Saturday, Oct. 12th.
 Don't Worry had the pleasure of meeting Ernest Wilburn, our Woodlawn correspondent, in town one day last week.
 Miss Grace Sweeney is attend ing school in town this term. She IS a student at the high school.
 Miss Maud Smith has been packing dried fruit for Kimmons, Walker & Co. at their warehouse since they started up their evapo- rator this season.
 Yes, friends, Don't Worry has pumpkins enough to make GOO pies. Come and see me.
 Mrs. Hofford will leave for her home in about two weeks and will probably come back to Ark ansas again next spring.
 Miss Rena Farley came home Saturday from her school near Wellington for the first time since opening school the first of Sep tember. She returned Sunday.
 Health of the country IS re- lmarkably good. We know of no one being sick in this community at this writing.
 Now you will sing to me tonight
 The songs you used to sing: Long years have passed from sight Cycles of time on memorY's wing A nd loved ones have taken their flight To the ianu of eternal spring. But you you will sing to me tonight The songs you used to sing.
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

Oct. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Hummer, Mrs. Wm. Smith. Mrs. Hofford and Miss Maud Smith were visitors at our home Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. Hay walked out from town Sunday afternoon and made a short call on Don't Worry. Mack Trowbridge came Tn home from Joplin, Mo-, a few days ago but talks of going back soon. He likes that section bet ter than this.
 Zion came into port last week without a name. Come, brother, get into line with the rest of Us and register, We want to know you by some name. Your lines were right to the point ''goin' and comin.
 The Frisco K. k. Go. seems to be doing a heavy freight business these days, three freight trains passed our place inside of fifteen or twenty minutes Saturday, all going south.
 The News gets better every week and we are all as proud of 1t as a boy of new sweet heart.
 Today week is Don't Worry's birthday. Take 43 from loo and you have his age.
 From the way Arkansaw IS rushing her ''big red" apples in. to OTexas Texans will believe there is something doing in old Arkansas and that we are not so badly waterbound as they heard.
 The next time you see Don't Worry, Maggie, come right up and shake hands, just like Osceo- Ia did Saturday, and never mind being bashful, we claim kin with all bashful people.
 Don't Worry called to see MT. Bratton Sunday afternoon and found him sitting up by the fire,
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05
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He will fill his regular monthly appointment here Sunday morn ing and evening of this week.
 No Johnson folks journeyed on the excursions to Kansas City or St. Louis yesterday. The rates were reasonable enough, but the folks were too busy to take time enough to make the trip. The attendance from here to the fair at Fayetteville is also rather light.
 The cool wave came along just as Dick Liehlyter shaved his mustache. and say, Dick looks like the picture of John Tyler who was one of our presidents a long time ago.
 George Fredericks and wife are back at Johnson after d rambling absence of couple of years. Why, tis only question of time til they'll all come back, and ii they'd just stay here and spend their money here instead Of scattering 1t over other lands why this would be a wonderful place if d few months.
 MULKEEPMO.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05
GOSHEN.

October l.-The matrimony club Is on a boom. The follow ing widowers are looking for a wife: Lewis Tisdale, Lona Slaughter, Lucius Parker, Hay den Smith, Edd Clark and Dr. J. Walker.
 Mrs. !. ]. Clark, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Anderson in Fayetteville, has re- turned.
 Verdon Neill made a trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Most of the Goshen people are talking of attending the fair at Fayetteville.
 Col. w. NJ. Phillips and daugh- ter, Miss Earl, made a trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Most of the fruit growers are looking discouraged on aconnt of low prices.
 The infant child of NIT. and Mrs. E. Haywood died at their
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05
EAST SPRINGDALE.

October 1.-The cool weather that has prevailed for the past few days has caused the apples to color nicely as well as to cause many to put up heating stoves
 J. W. Cloer of Sonora has sold hls farm and is preparing to build nIce residence near the store.
 There was an error in the Eas Springdale items last week rela-
The Springdale news., 1906-10-05


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 Charles Waves came in Sunday to visit while with home folks before going back to the apple markets of the north where he Is working for big St. Joseph. Mo-. commission firm.
 Squire John Craig and wife were visiting in Johnson last Sunday evening NIT. Craig ought to move over to Johnson from his present location west of Tontitown.
 Rev. W. s. Luper has been called to the pastorate Of New Hope Baptist ehurehf or the next year.
 Bennett Maxey made tie round trip to Robinson Sunday. and the unusual exercise has caused the re-awakening of those arheumat- ic pains.
 Braek Greathouse was going to experiment "how to keep sweet cider from getting hard and if he don't hurry ID and make re- port as to the result-why Mully will tell about selling him the wheat.
 The Anti-Horse Thief Assoeia- ton has a very live lodge over at the Cazat school house and the members had a blg supper and installation of new officers Satur- day night.
 Uncle J. c. Johnson is blast ing out and enlarging the big cave at the spring or his proper ty And will use the cave for a storage room for number of barrels of fine apples.
 L. A. Williams has made change of base from the Prof. Cole farm on Clear Creek to the Ewalt ranch where Yard Gurus resided before he made his dis astrous move to Kansas where his dream of getting rich quick received rude awakening.
 Why, Osceola, try another rhyme
 "Thou dost not dream what forces
 he in thee,
 Vast and unfathomed as the grandest
 sea.
 Thy silent mind o'er diamond caves
 may roll
 Go seek them. y
 Ben Jonsson. IT,, has the lum- Der on his building lot and there will be another residence III town before many weeks.
 Uncle Polk Williams leaves to- day for Portales, N. M., but as he wants The News to follow him out there, why, our towline will pull him back to the future metropolis, Johnson, before our big boom comes
 A car famine is making trouble for the local shippers who are having trouble Tn getting their lime and apples shipped promptly.
 A letter from a friend i'll Los Angles, California, says that Bob Mustain intended 10 leave there for his old Arkansas home on the 29th of September, also that Rev. James Slover was as spry as goat, and bore the weight of his eighty-tour years better than many man ot halt his age. The old fellow resides out in that sunny land, but takes great pleasure in telling his friends of his early life when he preached the gospel among the hills of Washington County, Ar kansas, years before the great civil war.
 Rev. Burrows visited Johnson Svnday and delivered very able sermon just after Sunday school.