The Springdale news., 1906-12-07
i'm tbe Gown and County.

ship, who made a number of sue cesstul flights. The boys say he had perfect control of the ma chine, and could go any direction, up or down, at his pleasure.
 Work has been begun on the kiln for the Excelsior White Lime works, on the land they recently bought three miles Northeast of Pralrle Grove on the Illinois riv- CT. It Is thought they will be ready to commence burning lime in short time. Prairie Grove Herald.
 \ telegram was received by Mrs. Van W. Carl this morn .ne stating that her brother, Wn. Powell, boy about lo years old was killed last night. No par ticulars were given. Mr. and Mrs. Carl went to Tahlequah on the morning train.-Prarie Grove Herald.
 MT. and Mrs. F. $. Horton came in Saturday afternoon from Conway, where they had been visiting their daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ. Courtney. Mr. Horton went into Louisiana 10 sell apples for w. E. Brogdon, but was taken III and returning stopped over in Conway until he got better.
 H. ". Johnston and daughter, Miss Dora, who is keeping house for him, came in Friday from Proctor. l. T. Mrs. Johnston ana little son Hugh, who had been down there spending the week returned with them. Mr. Johnston says two fine deer were killed recently in the vicinity of their mil.
 Elmer Foust and Miss Dot Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. (. Williams living in the east part of town, were married recently by Ed. T. r. Black II his home south of town. They will make their home in Springdale, Mr. Foust having accepted position with the tele- phone company.
 James F. Stephenson, who was born near Prairie Grove, died November . at Wyandott, Cali fornia. Mr. Stevenson was 72 years of age and moved to Cali fornia before the war. He IS survived by q wife and seven children, and has a sister. Cor nelia Barron, at New Sulphur, this county.
 Mrs. Jennie Barrett died re. oentiy at Statesville, \. C., and the remains were brought fo Prairie Grove for intermenf. Deceased was $ years of age and formerly resided in Washington county, her first husband being H. H. Rlekert.. She has daugh- ter, Mrs. William Pyeatt. residing near Rickert postofce.
 The Security Land Company of Fayetteville has filed articles of incorporation with the secre- tary of state. The capital stock of the company is placed at S50- 900 of which $50, GOO has been subscribed. The officers are President A. F. Wolf; vice presi- dent, Elmer $. Wood; secretary K. Geiger. It IS proposed to transact general real estate and rental business.
 The high school basket ball team went up to Benton7llle Thanksgiving and was defeated by the Ouachita Academy team, 15 to 2a. The team was eompos- ed of Theron Slaughter, Gus Daily, Judson Smith, Earl Ken nan and DuPree Denver. T. D. Williamson acted as umpire for Springdale. Messrs. Roy Joyce ard Id Carrel and Misses Stella Vaughn, Etta Brooks and Beu- lah Parker accompanied the team.
 Miss Katherine Conner, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. c. (. Conner, was married at her home Tn Fay ettevillt Tuesday evening of last week. the groom being D. (. Mooring, d former student ot the University. Mir. Moorlng's old home is at Cotton Plant, but he is now located at Starksyille, Miss, being connected with Agricultural college 1t that place, and it Is here they Will make their home The wedding ceremony was performed by Key. N. NJ. Ragland. One of the gifts was $500 stock i'll the Conner Ktrt,oJ,e,i. C rasarr Ga DraSpt1-