The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
fin tbe Gown and County.

-~-------~-- - Stewart anu shake hands with sprlugdate friends. Several year, ago they were residents of Spring dale.
 air. and Mrs. Harley Russell. oi Ozark. arrived Saturday night 10 attend the Chautauqaa. and are guest, of Mir. and Mrs. White kennan. Ar. Russell i, county clerk of Franklin County.
 Mrs. +. B. Jeffrey and little daughter. ot Holdeavitie. l. F.. arrived several days ago and will spend sonic tune here visiting with Mir. and Mrs (. A. Jones. parents of Mrs Jeffrey.
 Miss Hattie Moneyhun. of Anderson, Ind, arrived q few days ago and viii spend some time visiting relatives iu this sec tlon. She k a niece of J. K. Moneyhuu. residing southeast of town.
 Word comes from DeQueen that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks are the parents of a daughter. born Friday, last. Mrs. Brooks will be remembered as Miss Giaud Philips. who formerly resided in sPringdaie.
 At recent meeting ot the Washington County Fair Associ- atlon at Fayettviiie J. W. Mas sengaie, J. L. Harrison and k. F. Hess were elected directors to succeed Messrs. Ho1eomb, Wade and Bohart, resigned.
 Mrs. J. B. Harwood arrived Monday afternoon from Fort Smith to attend Chautauqua. She is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Myers. Mrs. Harwood will spend the remainder of tile summer in SpringdaIe and Fayetteville.
 The News received a pleasant call Thursday of last week from J. NJ. Watkins, of tie Batesville Guard. Mr. Watkins and family were visiting (. 5. Lewis and family at Rogers and came down to take look at SpringdaIe.
 That file head of cabbage on display 1t tie News office which has been attracting so much at tention the past few days was grown by \. Y. Roberts, living southea>Gof town. It weighs twelve pounds and X beauty.
 Ed. F. He1ct, who went to St. Louis recently on business. writes back tofrieads n sPfiugdaie that he has accepted ] position with the Peters Shoe Go, a3d will trayei in Arizona and Nrw AIeXi- @. iIe was formerly with this company.
 r. r. Stone, living east of Springdale, brought to the News office a few days ago sugar beet which he grew. AIr. Stone thinks these beets can be grown here as well as Ill Colorado, and he iS anxious for some ole who has knowledge of the beet sugar in- dustry to investigate the matter.
 AIr. and Mrs. Floyd Thompson, of DeQueen. are spending the week in Springdale, visiting at the home of the formers parents, Judge and Mrs. A. l.. Thompson. They were accompanied by little Ida Meehan, daughter of Dr. Meehau, who k visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ptndergrass.
 The charges made against the chief of the fire department at Fayetteville by some of the lnem- bers of the company proved to be without foundation when lnvestl- gated by the city council, but ln the interests of harmony It was recommended that another chief be chosen, and (. ;. Dug gans was selected.
 N. r. Stokes and family ar rived Friday from Nowata, l. T., and will make their home here. AIr. Stokes lad contracted for the purchase of the Holman property ill the East part Of town but the deal fell through aud he has bought the property ot k. H. Pardue north of town. Mr. Pardue has moved to farm Ill Benton County. Mr. Stokes will engage i'll the b1acksmithlng and wood working business with N. l.. Barr, also of Newata.
 A gasoline lamp in Ownbey s drug store exploded Thursday evening doing some damage and .,, a = <, f;+t1. ,tyzfefta afl1attt he