The Springdale news., 1906-08-31
nn tbe Gown and County.

OI ltIc StIttl. ANoN IL W NblIu get a few more ot these walks in the residence portion of town Spriugdale would not be so very far behind neighboring towns with regard to sidewalks.
 Alfred Smith. of Huntsville, who has been at Hot Springs six weeks for the benefit of a severe attack of rheumatism, arrived Tuesday morning. While Mir Smith Is considerably improved over his former condition he eX- poets to return to Hot Springs i'll about month for another stay.
 A few days ago Ewa1t a Phillips purchased the J. W. Stapp farm five miles southeast of town, which they in turn sold to MT. Morton. Mir. Morton came to this section from Virginia in the spring and has been making his home on the old Loving place near Shady Grove, south of town.
 On account of the Epworth League convention the concert at the Auditorium Wednesday night was not so largely attend ed as 1t would otherwise have been. The receipts were S54. The program as printed last week was successfully carried out, and all who were present were well pleased with 1t.
 The new postoffice fixtures ar rived Tuesday, but as the building Is not ready they have been stored in the rear of the Dodson build in 2. The cement blocks, with which the building Is to be con- structed. have been made, and everything possible will be done to have the building completed by the middle of September.
 A spirit of improvement seems to have struck the churches of Sprlngdale. The First Baptist church has been papered and newly carpeted, and new roof has been put on the First NJ. E. church. The Christian church is to be re-seated, the contract for making the seats having been let to l.. N. Wells.
 The ordinance prohibiting COWS from running at large on the streets Is to be enforced. The marshal and his assistants run in all even dozen Monday night, and the good work Is to be kept up. Cows are a nuisance on the streets at ally time, and the fact that they are to be kept up at least at night will be gratify- ing to every one.
 The Frisco will put on a new train next Sunday to run between Monett and Fort Smith. It will be an express train and will carry no mall or passengers, the object being to pick up the express along the road so as not to delay the regular trains. The train will leave Monett at 5:S0 p. rn., arriv- ing at Fort Smith at l1:15 p. m. It will leave Fort Smith at 7:55 a. m. and reach Monett at l p. III.
 The Springdale Milling Go. this week contracted for new corn machinery, one of the machines being a Sheller and the other a erusher. The machinery is expected to be in some time next month. With the new crusher they will be able to crush corn, cob, husk and all, and the machine will have d capacity of 50 bushels per hour.
 Saturday, September Is. is monthly premium day in Spring dale, and 1t has been suggested to The News that III all probabil- ity number of buyers for mule colts will be here and that 1t will be d good plan for all who have colts to sell to bring them in that day. The indications are that the September premium day will be the biggest yet.
 Mrs. Sallie Patterson, who has been precariously i'll for several days past at the home of her pa rents, MT. and Mrs. K. F.. Ren- ner. at the Arcade Hotel, is no better. At times she rallies somewhat, but her improvement is only temporary. Her brother Mack Renner, was summoned a few days ago from Parsons, Kansas, and her sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Phenicie, of Reno, Kansas, who came down for Chautauqua, IS still here.
 The Adventist State camp meeting which had been i'll prog ress for ten days at Winslow NJ