The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

reported III lOWH,
 Wm. Focht left Friday for Hot Springs and Memphis, Tenn, on business.
 Uncle Riley Ritter, who has been in i'll health for a number ot years, is reported worse.
 E. C. Pritchard came out from Fayetteville Wednesday evening to visit Springdale friends,
 Considerable matter intended for this issue had to go over un- til next week for lack of space.
 A. E. Smyer left for St, Louis Saturday night to buy sPrin : goods for the New York Store.
 Mrs. Dr. Beard arrived Wednes- day from Gentry to visit with her brother, Monroe Robinson.
 Mrs. F. (. Pritchard was out from Fayetteville first of the week visiting with Springdale friends.
 NIT. and Mrs. Barnett kennan. Of Rogers. were in town Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs.Jas. Arnold.
 Mrs. k. Terry went up te Rogers Thursday of last week te visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. M. Derreberry.
 P. T. Webb, who has been spending a couple of months III this locality, returned Monday to his home at Durham
 Ed. E. Welch, who supplies Kansas people with shoes, came in first ol the week and will spend d couple of weeks with his fam fly.
 Ghas. Morrow left Monday af- ternoon for Cooledge. Kansas. He Is figuring on exchanging his farm here for farm at that place.
 Uncle John Philips, who has been i'll all winter, took turn for the worse first of the week and his condition k considered serious.
 Al Baggett returned last week from Clifton. Arizona, and now has force al work making berry crates for the Springdale Ship per> Union.
 Mrs. ] NJ Pool. who has been suffering with q cancer for some time k improving. She is being treated by Mrs Nichols, who re- sides west of town.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Fugate left Thurs day afternoon for Ninita, l. T.. being called to that place by the critical illness of her brothers wife. Mrs. Joe Hale.
 A few days ago Joe Jones killed d black hawk on the farm of Dr. (. c. Dodson north of town which measured three feet and ten and one-half inches from tip to tip of its wings.
 Dr. J. M Sparkman left Sun day afternoon for Chicago to post up on surgery, and will also visit Mayo Bros, surgeons, at Rochester, Minn. He expects 10 be absent three or four weeks.
 Lee Sanders was taken sudden ly Ill Friday night with some thing like a congeStive chill. and for while his condition was alarming He k now up and able to be at his place of busi- ness.
 H. Clark. of Kansas City. rep resenting the Economy Gas Light Co., last week installed lighting plant in the business house of the Cash Dry Goods Go. and in the NJ E. Church, South. The lights are giving excellent satisfaction.
 Mrs. Sallie Mills. who Is spend- ing the time at Eureka Springs for her health, came over first of the week to visit her parents, re- turning yesterday. Mrs. Mills is now doing some newspaper work. being employed by the Eureka Springs Flash Light
 Another sure sign of the near approach. of spring is the return ot ". H. Browning, who came in this week from Chicago where he has been spending the winter with his daughter. He IS now ready to devote nine months to bis fruit farms near town.
 Prof. !. H. Hinemon has been secured to deliver the graduating address to the students of the Springdale High School. Prof. Hinemon has spoken in Spring dale before. and he has many warm friends here who will be delighted to hear him again.
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