The Springdale news., 1906-11-09
LOWELL.

which this section IS blessed. The yield is unprecedented and the grade fine. Of course, this is intended for The News readers in less favored sec tfons of the L. S. specially. for peo- pie in Northwest Ark. are use to great things
 Local evaporators have closed very successful seasons work.
 Rev. ". c. Hambg boarded the train here Wednesday, bound for Little Rock, where he goes to attend the Baptist General Association.
 Jasper Beard returned Thursday night from WashbaFn, Mo, where he had been buying apples for W. 5 Brogdon.
 Miss Tommie Rose, substitute car rieron l.. F. b. route No ,, tried tue devious windings of the new route Saturday. \. (. MaYes now journeys away down to the Illinois River and is not nearly so well satisfied as before the inspector came around.
 Lee Henry went down to Springdale Thursyay on business and to visit home folks for few minutes between trains.
 Henry Rice and Jack Graham were visitors in Lowell Friday and Of course brought the gun and dog along.
 The usual amount 8f Halloween eraziness developed ia Lowell last week.
 ". R. Byrd has has added new room to his house, recently purchased from Joe Davis, which adds much to the appearance Of the place.
 NJ. P.,Long has gone to Texas points to dispose of some more 6f his tne ap- pies
 Miss Esther Griggs6y came over from Cave Springs Saturday op visit To her numerous friends around Low ell.
 Joe Dods9n and family emigrated Wednesday 5t5= the southern cotton fields.
 What might have been a serious ac- eident occurred u Misses Lulu and Lee Mays last sunday. The rear hack seat on which they were sitting be- came overturned by the sudden start iag ef the horse Neither were se- rioasly hurt but it was an experlenee which neither of them cares ta under ge again.
 Captain Etefis and daughter, Of Little Flock, visited at the home of his sister, Mrs. Deasan, Sunday.
 The little son Of Dr. Olin Green, of Pea Ridge whose illness we men, tioned last week is still very low at tEis writing. Dr. and Mrs. Green, of this place have been summoned to his bedside.
 Miss Caddie Green, of PrairIe Grove, passed through Lowell Saturday even- ing enroute to Pea Ridge.
 ]. NJ. Beard spent Saturday night aad Sunday with home folks, return ing Sunday evening to Cassville, Mo-, where he continues to buy the big red apples for W E. Brogdon.
 Misses CalIie and Anna Rose and R. B. Reed and family, of Springdale, vis- lted at the home of ". H. Cowan Sunday.
 There is a car famine here that has been causing great deal of annoy ance as neither shippers from here nor the lime company can secure ears to carry their products
 Grandma Dodson and Virgil Davis and his sister Mss Lee visited at the home of G. M. Mayes west of town Saturday and Sunday.
 The committee are pushing the work as rapidly as possible towards the building of a~hew church at Pleasant Grove>on the site of the old building which was destroyed by fire some two or three years ago.
 The ordinance of baptism was ad. minlstered Sunday evening to Miss Minnie Mcdaniel Tn the creek near the home of John Hall. This marks good beginning for hls pastorate of the Baptist church here.
 Claud Looney returned first of the week from Cisco, Tex where he dis. posed of car of nice apples grown on his farm west of town.
 Messrs. Nelson Bishop and Judd Graham and Misses Myrtle Bishop. Mary Price and Louise and Cinda Graham drove over u Eureka Springs Friday picnlcing, returning Monday.
 Mesdames salle Darnold, Jas. Neil. Myrtle Beard and little daughter Theda, visited at the home If Marion Chrstson Monday.
 The loss will amount to several bun- dred dollars as the entire place was swept, including nine buildings. The