The Springdale news., 1906-10-12

strieture of the bowels. At last
 reports Mrs. Mills condition was considered satisfactory.
 NIr. and Mrs. E. r. Haight. of Winfield, Iowa, arrived few days ago to visit with their daughter, Mrs. D F.. Richer, re- siding southwest of town. x. J. Richer came down with them, ard, accompanied by his wife, who had been here for some time, returned home Wednesday.
 The News has d partial list of premiums awarded at lhe county fair at Fayetteville last week, but hold same for next issue when when we hope to have the com plete list. w. o. Searcy and Ghas- Lear were awarded pre- miumS in the poultry department, the former on white and buff Orplngtons and the latter on Rhode Island Reds.
 Quite d number of Fayetteville citizens and students of the Uni : verSity attended the state fair at Hot Springs Saturday, this being University day at the fair. Presi- dent Tillmau of the nversity delivered an address, and there Was q game of foot ball between the University team and the Cape Glrardeau, Mo-, normal team, the former winning by score of 12 to Q.
 Mir. and Mrs. Irwin Funk came down from Rogers on the noon train Sunday and drove out to Tontitown where they spent the afternoon. Mir. Funk is editor ot the Rogers Democrat, and also does considerable special news paper work for the big city papers, his trip to Tontitown being for the purpose of securing informa- ton for an article on the wine industry at that place.
 Fridays Little Rock Gazette gave q list of pardons granted recently by Gov. Davis. and also list of those refused. Among those refused were the following from this section of the state l. \. Henson, Washington Coun- ty, selling liquor; J. T. Jones, selling pistol, Jake Ferguson, grand larceny, both of Madison County; Dave January. disturbing religious worship, o. E. Oakes, disturbing the peace, both of Benton County.
 |. r. Renner. of the Dodson X Renner insurance agency, return ed Wednesday night from a busi- ness trip to Harrison, Boone County. He went over to pay off d loss of 5000 on some property owned by ;. F. Moss of that place which was destroyed by fire recently. The fire occurred Sep tember 3. Mir. Renner went over aud adjusted the loss on the Eth, draft was issued for the full amount of the premium Oc- tober and 1t was paid October s. The policy was written by the Citizens Fire Insurance Co. of Clarksville, this sta te.
 In speaking of the public school of Fayetteville the Review says: The south school which for several years has rather taken the lead for new ideas seems to be keeping up it's record this year. The only school library in the city was established and is main tained by the South school. They also were the first to con- ceive the idea of school room decoration, plan which has been extended to the yard this year and now the building is to be surrounded by flower beds, one bed to be planted and cultl- vated by each of the six rooms. No two of the beds to contain flowers and plants alike.
 Splendid houses greeted the Chase-Lister Company here every night last week and the audiences were practically unanimous in their praise of the various plays. There was not weak play during the six nights. It Is to be hoped they will visit Rogers again.
 The Chace-Lister Company will be at the Auditorium in Spring dale tor three nights, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 2, 3 and 24. It is an excellent company, the first one to visit
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