The Springdale news., 1906-11-16
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ness for a few days. He had climbed to the top, strapped him. self to the pole, and released the last wire when the pole broke off suddenly at the top of the ground and he fell, the pole falling on top of him, fortunately no bones were broken.
 Misses Lulu Phillips of West vile, l. T.. and her cousin Nora Phillips of Van Buren, Ark, came up Thursday afternoon to visit Uncle Abe Phillips, return ing Sunday morning.
 The little mill owned by Green X Wheat went up Tn flames Sat urday about noon. The fire did its work so rapidly that nothing could be saved, and those employ ed III the mill barely had time to escape from the building. Only the most heroic work saved other buildings. The ware house be- longing to J. W. Williams caught fire but was saved by timely work. The porch in front of J. w. Will hams store, which stood nearly hundred yards from the burn ing mill. caught from passing spark but was discovered and ex- tlnguished before gaining much headwaY.
 It was d heavy loss to the OWL CTS as they had but recently bought the mill, and d large quantity of meal and chops were destroyed beside about 200 bush els of corn. They will rebuild as soon as possible.
 Married. Last Sunday after noon Dr. Greene drove over to Zion and met H. ]. Taylor of Elm Springs, and Miss Alice Norman of Spring creek, each of the ten- der age of IS years. and there in front of the church the doctor pronounced the words that made the two hearts beat as one.
 Miss Anna Walker of Lowell, is now located at Lake Village. away down in the southeast part of the state, and IS very busy pre- siding over a school there and Is we'll pleased, but of course that country doesn't compare with Benton county.
 Mrs. Mary Nishler went up to Rogers last week where Dr. Hur- ly of It. Smith. performed an operation on the eyes of her lit- tie daughter, Thera. We under stand that Pete Lewis whose eyes were crossed, had them str aight- ened by the Ft Smith doctor.
 Born.-To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bilbrey last Saturday night, a fine baby girl.
 It seems that Lowell IS des- tined yet to become famous, and her most recent effort was Friday night when the big show which has been brewing for some time was launched at Center Corner under the able supervision of Joe Roberts,
 Nelson Bishop drove over to Mason Valley Sunday morning returning Sunday evening. He was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Smith, who has been visit ing her father here.
 l.. B. Reed received that long sought car Moncay, loaded 1t, and left on the first train for Gainsville, Texas. where they go to make their home.
 Word comes from far away Portales that Eva Nail was mar ried some time ago and has sold her hotel business and she and her husband will move at once to her claim in the country.
 Quite a number from here will attend the funeral today Clues day) of Wm. Phillips. "Uncle Billy" as he was familiarly known.
 The depot has been located at Cave Springs on the Rogers Southwestern line. The site has been in much dispute between land owners on the road, but MT. Bartlett has at last won the To- cation to be at the famous Cave Springs.
 Grover Cowan accompanied Surveyor Wheat on trip to the eastern part of the county this week.
 MT. Allen loaded another car of fine apples today from his farm near Lowell.
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