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The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
SPRING VALLEY.

Nov. 20 Walter Donaldson and family have moved to Lone Star.
 Geo. Cogar, who is attending school at Huntsville visited home folks few days last week. He was accompanied home by Will Bowen of Huntsville.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Sanders ex- pect to leave Monday for a sever al days visit with relatives al Bentonville and Southwest City, Mo.
 Quite number of I. 0. 0. F.. members of Huntsville, attended the meeting held here Saturday night.
 There will be d Thanksgiving dinner at Pilgrim Rest Thursday '
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
ELM SPRINGS.
MUKEEPMo.

Nov. 26.- Miss Leona Gallaher Is visiting relatives and friends in Lawrence County, Mo.
 John Webster delivered two cars of cattle at Springdale Sat urday for shipment.
 An Odd Fellows lodge was in- stalled at Cave Springs last week, large number of the new mem- bers being initiated here Friday night.
 It Is said that Jim Reed is thinking of starting dairy, that Is, If he has to keep those COWS he brought back from Springdale Saturday.
 Sam Delozier held the lucky number which drew a fine set of dishes at Springdale, Saturday He doesn't need them much just now but there may come a time some day.
 News has been received here of the death of Henry Wager, Oc- tober 24, in Arizona where he had made his home for several years. He had been in failing health for some time. MT. Wager was a brother of Mrs. Hugh Ritter of this place and Mrs. Frank Was son of Gentry. Many friends in this part will be sorry to hear of his passing away.
 A good sized delegation came over from Harmon to the singing and they were not backward about taking part either. Hey wood Thompson was one of the main tenor singers.
 The old time singing at this place Sunday, while not attended by a large crowd, was greatly enjoyed by the 'old timers pres ent, and in only a little less degree by the younger generation. Marshall Beard of Lowell led the class, which is saying it was well done for if there is a better singer i'll the two counties We have no, heard him. It is the universa
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gently like as in the old days when he was charter member of the after supper gossipers who loitered around the store stove and waited flor the cannon ball to gd through
 Why yes, the Johnson band IS doing business at the same old stand, Stony Point, which Is headquarters for the boys who meet there twice week and prac- tice on music with which they in- tend to create d great stir when comes the summer time.
 And the N. w. Ark. Telephone Co. could use a whole lot of those new cedar posts down here around Johnson where their lines are in a very bad condition, and they do say that the Western Union Is going to install an instrument at the Johnson depot and that will make II more convenient for Agent Bryning who has to de- pend on crippled telephone ser vice nowadays.
 Don't Worry and Mulkeepmo Are as pleased as folks could be,
 Cause Cry calls the baby glfI Hattie Lorna Marie
 They do say that there js dog fancier-a hound dog fancier living down towards Harmon. He prefers pot lickers' of which breed We have surplus around Johnson where the several stray animals are arousing the animos- ity Of housewives who are com blaming of raids on hens nests, milk and other articles which women folks set great store by so visit over to Johnson might bring new additions to that hound dog fancier's pack.
 c. W. Johnson has been ap- pointed administrator of the es- tate of his brother, H. l.. John son, deceased, and there will be apublie sale of the personal prop erty here on Dec. s.
 MUKEEPMo.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
JOHNSON.

Nov. 26-J. B. Vernon is away down at Lafayette, La., where he is handling fruit shipments for w. B. Brogdon of Springdale. "The melancholy days have come-',
 But still we'd not complain, If, with their wailing, changing winds
 They'd bring a soaking rain.
 Rev. w. $. Luper closed his big meeting at Stony Point last Monday night. About 10 con. versions were made during this revival which was the most suc- cessful meeting at that place since the big revivals of the lat. ter sos.
 G. Spyers and wife were up from Pennington yesterday on a short visit to relatives. MT. Spyres IS employed at the Alba Lime Works, but IS liable to get back to Johnson before the big boom comes.
 Uncle Ben Johnson writes from DeOueen, Ark, that his
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
LOWELL.
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Nov. 26-Dr. W. r. Greene re- turned Thursday evening of last week from Little Rock where he had gone to attend the sessions of the Masonic Grand Lodge. He reported an attendance of about 1000 representatives, and the session was one of interest and profit.
 A number of prospective land buyers have been in Lowell the past week. Well, they have found their way to the best part of Arkansas and no doubt they will locate here.
 Edgar Arnold disposed of most of his property at public sale Tuesday, the 20th, and loaded the remainder into car and left Satnrday n1ght Tor hlS claim III Beaver Co.,, Oklahoma, to join the others of the Lowell colony at that place.
 W. H. Cowan and wife spent Sunday at Elm Springs at the old time singing.
 Misses Viola Mayes and Dora kimmons spent Saturday in Rog- CTS.
 Uncle Joe Looney returned Sun day evening from his trip down to Zinc, in Marion county, where
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

Nov. 26.=J.. |. Main got home last week from his visit to the old folks athome" up in Iowa. He says they had plenty of snow and ice and good sleighing when he left to come home.
 J. A. r Farley arrived home last night Sunday from his trip south with car of apples. We made a mistake in our letter last wehn we reported him as being home.
 ]. E. Randall and wife returned home last week from an extended visit Tn Iowa with relatives and friends.
 We don't know when we have seen finer looking set ot band boys than the Stony Point band. Any community would be proud of such and the Stony Point peo- pie are to be congratulated.
 E. NJ. Bratton and wife were agreeable visitors at the home of NJ. Murphy Friday afternoon of last week.
 George and Mrs. Davie left latter part of last week for their home near Joplin, Mo-, after spending few days visiting the family of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Hummer.
 Mully, 1t is your treat. The baby Is named Hattie Lorna, and the handsomest man will have to buy the candy, so get 1t ready and send 1t in with thanks to MT. and Mrs. Reed.
 Don't Worry was glad to see Osceola feeling so we'll Saturday.
 School institutes and literary societies are good signs of mental culture and improvement, and we are glad to hear that so many are in the country and being pat ronized so we'll. It will be good education for the young people. Thankful for bread and butter. And all things good to eat, Thankful for sunshine and showers, And the flowers so nice and sweet,
 Thankful for the blessings of home, A nd life and good health, Thankful for the hope of Heaven, Which is better than all the world s wealth.
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

wish to have another singing next year. and have it earlier during the pleasant weather of summer.
 They do say Uncle Bob Norman used to belong to the singing class along with the best of them. He enjoyed the music Sunday.
 Will Cowan and wife. of Lowell, were visitors here Sun day, and while Will is not exactly an "old timer he helped to sing the old time music.
 A teachers institute will be held at Elm Springs Saturday, Decem- Der s. Everybody is invited to attend.
 The News correspondents from Harmon and Lowell were with us Sunday. What was the matter with you, Mulkeepmo?
 The day appointed for national Thanksgiving comes this week. Let us join m thanking the heavenly father
 ''Fof present joys. for blessings past, Aud for the hope of heaven at last. "
 TEcUMsEE.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
BLEWFORD.
MARTHA.

NOV. ZO'- w ell we have had some very bad weather for this month but prospects are for better for awhile.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Burnett and family were visitors among relatives in this section one day last week.
 Some took advantage of the cold snap and killed hogs.
 w. H. Higgs and Elmer Hol- land have been trading horses, while they couldn't do anything else.
 And this week Thanksgiving day will come when the cooks all try their skill and the little boy tries his appetite.
 MT. Barr from Nowata, I. T., is visiting friends in the neigh borhood again.
 George Vernon has returned from Colorado where he has been working for several months.
 There is talk of a new road starting at John Sullivans going east past Messrs. Mustain and Canups to Tontitown. We would be very glad fl they will get 1t and still more pleased If they get a rural route on 1t as has been talked of.
 Last week snow turned the mems attention to their apple trees and some are wrapping them and others are white wash ing them with lime, buttermilk, crude carbolic acid and sulphur which kept the rabbits off year before last.
 Ola Wright was buying calves in this neighborhood last week.
 Aunt Sarah, how do you like Prudie for a name for the little girl?
 Maggie, have you winked out? My. but didn't pretty near 1t last week?
 Several of this vicinity went to see the Springdale drawing Sat urday.
 A. J. Sanders raised g great big loads of corn on 10 acres of ground this year. Who can beat that? He also raised a pumpkin that was-well 1t was a whopper-all on the same field.
 Ben Stockton hauled load of wood to Springdale Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Higgs went to Fayetteville Friday. They report roads very muddy.
 John Atkison has about com pleted his new room he has had built which will add quite bit to the appearance of his home.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

pany are sinking a shalt on claim within a few yards of his land, and Uncle Joe has fond hopes of soon becoming a rich mine owner.
 Dr. Greene, wife and Miss Una spent Sunday with friends in Springdale.
 J. NJ. Beard, an ardent lover of the old time songs, went over to Elm Springs Sunday and held one of the song feasts of the old en time.
 Russel kimmons who IS at- tending school in Rogers visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 A. C. Mayes and sister. Miss Lulu. visited in Springdale Sum- day.
 A. C. Hamilton X Go. of Fay etteville, bought car load of very fine evaporated fruit from J. NJ. Beard, which they loaded out and billed to Fayetteville Sat urday.
 Mir. Beard has bought car of green apples and will leave this week for Texas points where he will dispose of them. "The melancholy days have come,
 The saddest of the year, ; When boys and men
 With dog and gun,
 Kill things hoth far and near. Which IS a source of much an- noyance and sometimes loss to .'non-combatants." A number of stock have been killed already and the hunting season has just begun. Rural carrier \. C. Mayes got his buggy top filled with shot Saturday from the guns of some careless hunters. Arthur at once filed a remon- strance with the aforesaid hunt CTS.
 Dr. Anthony, q veterinary sur geon Of Rogers, was calling III Lowell last week in the exercise of his profession.
 Misses Mertie and Virgil Fer guson of Springdale spent a few days of this week visiting old neighbors around Lowell.
 G. w. Hamby and son Will, and W. A. Chrisman brought their stock to town today Mon- day) for inspection, and they will leave this week for their claims ip Oklahoma. We can say that these sections are getting some mighty good people in the per- son of Lowell colonists who are making their homes in Oklahoma and New Mexico. They will no doubt be interested in that old home edition of the News.
 Married, last Wednesday evening at : o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Mir. Lee Henry to Miss Dena Beard. Elder l. NJ. Phillips of Springdale officiating. There was some com ment when 1t was learned that the contracting parties, the best man and bridesmaid together with the preacher, were all youngest children of the families they represent. Of course Tyro wishes much joy to all concerned.
 TYRo.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

J. w. Brandon was over from Muskogee, l. T., last week where he IS carpentering. Mrs. Brandon and the children, who have been visiting in Georgia since their departure from Springdale, will join Mir. Brandon at Muskogee where they will make their future home.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

The meetings in the interest of the Sunday schools, mention of which was made last week, will be held at the First Baptist Church. Next Monday is the day and l:30 and : p. m. the hours. w. Fred Long, general secretary of the Arkansas State Sunday School Association, and other Sunday School workers, wilt be present. Every Sunday School teacher in Springdale and all others who are interested in Sun day School work, are urged to be present.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30
ELKINS.

lives with his Son-in-law, A. w.. Mintun, has been very sick but Is somewhat better at this writing. H. H. Horner has bought the Judge Williams place and IS now in his new home. Mir. Horner thinks there is no place like Ar kansas, so back he comes after a sojourn of one year in the Indian Territory.
 MT. Pouch of Low. Gap spent Saturday night with his brother in-law, Joe Wright.
 Tom Wilson IS hauling lumber for his new house. He IS getting his lumber east of Huntsville.
 MT. Rosser has been running Tu Boone's boundary lines this week. Mir. Boone has just re- turned from Alaska and IS using some of his findings on farm he bought from Mr. Robbins.
 The protracted meeting has been postponed on account ot the bad weather.
 Mrs. Cora Williams spent Sun day with her brother, Clarence Laymon, and wife at Fayette- vile.
 Misses Grace Bassett and Olive Price, who are attending school at Fayetteville, visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Stokenbury Bros are invoicing this week.
 Tom Brown has been al Pettl- grew the past week buying ap- pies.
 Rev. D. l.. Hood butehered tive calves last week.
 Mrs. Lon Williams las beer attending the Eastern Star Lodge at Little Rock tins week.
 Sam Divilbiss has purchased a new buggy.
 Mrs. MolIie Golcleasure is sew. ing for her sister, Mrs. D. L, Hood. this week.
 Mrs. Sadie Boone and son trans. acted business in Fayetteville Saturday.
 Little Toy, the four year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Nelson, died Sunday night ot bronchial pneumonia.
 The literary passed off very nicely. There was large crowt and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. The program con sisted of recitations, quartettes dialogues, solos, duets and instru mental pieces.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bassetr spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs John Stokenbury.
 MT. and Mrs. 1. N. Wiley spen Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bil Edwards.
 Browneyed girl celebrated he nineteenth birthday Sunday ane received several presents.
 BROWNEYED GIRL.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

shift their headquarters over to Gillham, Ark, and they may be down there for some time.
 Jim Mullins is still tarrying here awaiting the pleasure of the Frisco to make a final settlement of damages to the car of emi- grant property destroyed in the big freight wreck a Carthage couple of months ago. Jim will journey on to New Mexico as soon as the matter is adjusted.
 Rev. Johnson Crawford held his monthly religious services at Shady Grove Saturday and Sum- day.
 The local singers held d warb- ling match Friday night and re- solved to meet everv Friday night and devote their latent musical energy towards getting better acquainted with vocal mu- sic. An organization will be perfected Friday night.
 The basket supper on Thanks giving night will be one of the chances for public spirited folks to help along a worthy cause and also to have a pleasant evening, for lots Of people are going to be at that supper tie proceeds of which are 10 be used towards building up a library fund for the local school district. Misses Craig and Lynch are promoting the movement for this library and are also working up an inter- est and desire for good books among the children, which Is something quite a lot of teachers fail to do.
 Rev. W. s. Luper Is out be- yond Siloam Springs this week engaged in another big meeting.
 c. D. Lichlyter and family were down from Springdale Sum day evening on short visit to to Aunt Mary Pearson who is eonvalescing slowly from her re- cent attack of typhoid fever.
 Allen Luper and family left last Tuesday for the Colorado mountains where Allen will try life on d ranch about dozen miles out from Denver, and speaking of Denver calls to mind that Uncle Ben Johnson of this place was one of a party of Ark ansas gold hunters who journey ed out to Colorado during the Pike Peaks gold excitement, be- fore the civil war, and camped on Cherry creek away before the present grand city of Denver was even dreamed of, and only few of that party are living today.
 The Stony Point folks are hav- ing d good prayer meeting every Sunday night, and that IS a mighty good thing to have ln d neigh borhood.
 A whole heap of folks were at Springdale Saturday, and some of them were from Johnson a 'specting to bring that buggy down this way again, but no such good luck has been reported yet.
 A freight wreck north of Springfield delayed the cannon ball last Friday, so The News failed to get down to Johnson until nearly noon, which was af- ter the rural carrier had journey ed on his route, and on Saturday Uncle Jonathan Smith, the sub- stitute, went the rounds and got things tangled up so that quite a lot of the subscribers failed to get "the gospel' until today, There are two things about which av- craze folks are very touchy, their mail and regular meals.
 The Fayetteville Lime Co. has sold its new steel kiln here to Hays and Woods who are gong to move the kiln down to thelr lime rock quarry near Prairie Grove.
 Neal Avis has been filling reg
The Springdale news., 1906-11-30

and box supper at Spring Val ley at night.
 MARTHA.