The Springdale news., 1906-04-27
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some of the musicians If Prairie Gfaye have organized an orchestra.
 Fisbing parties are becoming nu- -nerogs as the warm weather ap- breaches
 q NJ. Waits. of Fort Worth. Texas. and Mss Joe MaybeffY, of Prairie Grove. were married recently
 IT. is reported that l5o hands are at york at the Stark Nurseries at Farm inpton setting out apple gratis.
 Miss Fannie Gregg was out from Fayetteville the latter part of last week. the guest of Miss Annie Eidson. L. Dubs of La Hunt, Colorado, sue eaeds Y. c. Bidenharn as manager of the Washington Hotel at Fayette- vile
 County assessor ". II. Hoeomb will start on his annual tour of the county Jnne l. opening, as usual, at Brush Creek.
 Work at the factory of the Ozark Wagon Company at Fayetteville was resumed last week after being shut down all winter
 The city council of Fayetteville is considering the passage of an ordi- nance leYying a tax on vehicles as d means of raising revenue.
 The town council of Prairie Grove has passed ap ordinance to restrain cattle. mules and horses from run ming at large on the streets.
 John C. Black, of Spring Valley, aas been granted an increase in his pension to $l7= per month, dating from last July He formerly received sI2 per month.
 Uncle Anderson Sanders, who is taking life easy on his farm near Spring Valley was in town first of the week transaeting business and visit Ing with friends.
 Parrott. Joyce X O. are figuring on installing d dynamo with capacity for l00 sixteen.candle power hghts to furnish lights for their own use and for few others who may desire them. Jean. sixteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs ". \. Scott of F,ayette- vile. died recently of typhoid fever, and the remains were inferred at Prairie Grove where the family for nerIy resided.
 Ferdinand sagef and family of Madison County 9arflYed. last week and viii make their irfutare home here, Mr. sager having some time aga 9af- chased the Philips property short distance south of town.
 Theron Slaughter of Goshen, and Clyde Flatt. hying beyond Logan in Benton County. were here last week attending closing exercises of the springdaie High School. Both are graduates of the school.
 Aaron Smith Taylor. s4 years Of age. died suddenly recently Of heart trouble at the home of hls son j.. W. Taylor at Prairie Grove He was born in Tennessee but had resided in Arkansas since his early youth.
 A Bentonsffe business man was in SprIngdale few days ago and renew aa for The News, sayInR that he got more Benton county news from this paper than he did from any paper published in Benton County.
 Mrs ]. P. Denver left Saturday morning for Parls, Texas. at which place she was joined by 4er. bresher, J. W. DuPree and wife, bfs Wyhne- wood L T., and together they went to Mineral Wells. Texas, to spend month
 Eld, \. McGary, who oeame here re- gently from Texas and purchased from J. W. sUnnett the old Stevenson place northeast of town, will push the old resIdene back and erect modern six room cottage The work is now under way.
 Ritter < Pearson have sold their grocery store next door to the News office toJ. Kelly aud daughter Mrs. N. Barnes, who will conduct the oasi, nessaU the old stand. B8b Ritter wliI remain with the ae& firm antii they get the HRn of things
 Nr and Mrs. isam Gladden.. of oe- Iigman Mo, were down iautrf Paft ri Iast week visiting Fett3es 4aa friends. They are engaged in the ho- teE business tt 5ef5smaH aH# aEe pros peHae ane af Is0m E old friends r. marking to The News taat ne 5aaAea more Like Uniied states Circuit Judge than country hotel keeper
 Rev. E Fletcher pastor af Cen tral Methodist Church a6 Fayetteville was formerly pastor af church ID san Francisco and has number ol immediate relatives in that city. hlS