The Springdale news., 1906-08-17

'RIDAY, AUGUST l7, l906
 typewriter which lie maHipulate> with his left hand. and the check which he sent was signed by his left hand. Mr. Vests old Spring dale friends vii, regret to learn of his misfortune, and hope that he will ultimately recover.
 Ed. E. Welch was in town Sun day between trains. Some time ago 1t was stated that he had ac- cepted a position with the Peters Shoe Co. to travel i'll Arizona and New Mexico, but since then he has changed his, plans and Will travel in Central Kansas for this firm. which will enable him to be home oftener.
 It ItappearS that the Fort Smith Chautaugua was not so much of I q success financially as was at first reported. A statement by q Fort Smith paper Tuesday coil vevS tile information that after paying expenses there was q sur plus of only S1q4, and the paper says that had all the talent put i'll all appearance that was con- tra0ted for there would have been shortage.
 
 Miss Lively, Of West Fork, who was last week elected as one of tie teachers in Springdale public schools, resigned soon af- ter~ards III order to take ] course In the State niversity At q meeting ot the school boald Mon- day night Miss Wright of Fort Smith, Was elected to the posi- tion E. II, Bryant resigned as d nleubeHef tie board aid Jne. r. Stafford was elected to fill the uHeNPired term.
 B. N. Bryan. whe resided ii I SpfiegdaEe sonfe fifteen wears ago and was cashier of tie Bank of Springdale, was here last week shaking hands with old friends. He k now living Ut Dallas, Texas, and being in poor health cane up to take in some of tie pure ozone {. Northwest Arkansas. After visiting with his brother. J. D. Bryan. at West Fork, lie left for home Tuesday morning.
 C. N, Stafford and family of Warrensburg, Mo-. arrived few days ago and will make Spring dale their home, occupying the residence property of Jim Phillips III tie northeast part of town. Mir. Stafford will open up tailor shop in the room ad- joining Hensons barber shop and comes well recommended as an experienced workman. The News hopes that no one will hold anything aganist hin on account of his nafne, for he k probably no kin to the editor.
 Invitations have been received in Springdale for q double wed- ding to occur at the First Presby- terian church, Cushing, Oklaho- ma. Thursday. August 2S, at ,: 30 p. III. The contracting parties are Misses Daisy and May Patterson and MeSsrs. ChaS. Suman and Chas. Campbell. The brides are daughters of MT. and Mrs. ]. $. Patterson, deceas- ed. and formerly resided III Springdale. and later on at Fay etteville. Their friends here cer- talnly wish for them happiness in abundance.
 Mayor Lane calls the attention of The News to the fact that the Auditorium property is being abused by thoughtleSs persons, and asks us to state that If such thing occurs again tl1e guilty par ties will be arrested and prosecut- ed. One of the boards iuelosing the opening to the spring was recently torn of by some one Ill order that they might place q melon HI tile spring to cool. and then after eating the melon tile remains were dumped into the lake. Some ole has also brok- ell an arm off one of the turn- stiles. While this is public prop erty and open at all times to ev- cry one, the public should endeav- or to see that 1t is cared for and not permit it to be abused.