The Springdale news., 1907-05-10
in tbe Gown and County.

nor asking I pardon for Alex Price, convicted of involuntary manslaughter. Price k 6i years old. On Christmas eve i'll 1895 Prices son killed 'Svuire Wallace at the home of latler where a dance was being held.
 There were sixty-two i'll tile graduating class of the Fayette- vile public school this year. One of the students Ruth Morley, has d remarkable record, never having missed day during the eight years, and never having been tardy.
 Mrs. E. Y. Cole, who had been here visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. (. (. Clarke, left for her home al Shenandoah, Iowa, Monday afternoon. She Was ae- eompanled by Mrs W. C. Own hey and little son who will visit up there for awhile.
 The barn of Hon C. N Mor- liohtnlng last saturg. str;itk by l,S ,'i,,'h .'' sFt fire to thef5 morning, ,,.as .,,N entirely 'l drstIt barn and it i"f .; ;+s contents. .@yed, with all ,',,rnad ., r, We No stock was p,'' ,n,,t s10o0 earn the loss k 1 dbbtit t1r-.t,, ,-.,-. I ,-
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 q 4--Ls,-1arnall hall wilI get 9o1 9.'d this month free of charge. This is due 10 the fact that the amount charged heretofore has exceeded the expense So much that a fund has accumulated sufficient to pay the expenses for tile month Fayetteville Daily.
 Mr. Francis Marion Boyd, aged 66 years. died | his home in Fay etteVille Sunday evening He Was born al Oxford Bend in this county He was an ex-Genfeder- ate soldier, and took part III the battle of Prairie Grove. His re- mains were buried at Sons Chapel Monday afternoon Prairie Grove Herald.
 The case of T. ]. MulIens and Ghds. Stearns against the Frisco railroad was compromised in cir enit court last week The suit grew out of q wreck near Car thage, Mo, some months ago in which MessrS. MullenS and Stearns lost some stock, house. hold goods, etc. which they were shipping to New Mexico.
 The indictments against Mag gle Hairless, lessee Brown, Mar tha Parker and Sophie Brown. charged with murder in the first degree in connection with the killing of Arthur Parker in the west part of the county few weeks ago, were dismissed The indictment against Charley Buck stands and hc will be tried at the next term ef circuit court.
 A good roads meeting was held at Sons Chapel, northeast of Fayetteville, Saturday night, addresses being made by Judge Williams, Nathan Williams, E. r. Campbell and J. (. Mitchell It was unanimously voted to form an improvement district under the Arnold law and con- struct a road. and d committee was appointed to proceed with the work.
 J. NJ. Neece, of Brookiietd, Mo. came in Thursday of last week after his aged mother, who was spending the winter here with her daughter, Mrs. E. $. Beach. They left for home Saturday af- ternoon. Mir. Neece was very fayorably impressed with this section. He says up in hls count " they have not yet planted gar ! dens, and are just now breaking corn ground.
 A trophy has been presented te the Fayetteville Gun Club by the Peters Cartridge O., of Cincin- natl, Ohio. This is to become the property of the member making the highest average at the week. ly shoots May 1st to Oct. 5l. Ii IS handsome gold watch charm suitably engraved and is on ex.
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