The Springdale news., 1907-06-21

recently made through this val
 lev by the Kansas City South- Iern railway. Prairie Grove Her ald
 A number of orphan children
 from the Church Home in Mem
 phiS. Tenn. are to bc sent to 1 Fayetteville for the summer.
 and will be domitiIed at the
 Episcopal rectors on College
 Avenue. Some ot these children
 are from Arkansas, and the Ark
 ansas people should assist i'll car ing for them, and giving them q
 delightful summer away from the
 heat and malaria. Fayetteville | Review.
 l The Board of Trustees ad iourn- ed this morning to meet III Little
 Rock at the call of the governor,
 when the teachers for the Pine
 Bluff Normal will be elected \ resolution was adopted requiring each student to pay natricuid- ton fee of ten dollars, and those who board at the dorlnitory an additional fee of tiNe dollars. The fee for all purposes las only been five dollars heretofore Fayetteville Daily, 18th
 The Faculty of the University met yesterday afternoon, and te- turned tie charter of the /eta Tau Alpha Sorority to the girls. 1 The charter was taken away from the girls several months ago on account of q violation of | faculty regulation. There was no question as to the intention oi the girls to obey the rule, and they have always held that the ruling against them was unfair and unjust The matter k How peaeeably and amicably settled.
 Fayetteville Daily.
 The city council las passed an ordinance requiring all property owners and renters to cut down the weeds i'll the streets and d. leyS about them. This must be done by the 20th of this month, so that the city will be III fine trim for Chantauqua visitors. Rogers Journal.
 The same thing should be deHe Ill Springdate The rank weeds and grass along the streets give the town very bad appearance, and We can no longer depend on the town COW to keep them down.
 N G Thompson and the News editor, together with their tami- lies. went out to War Eagle Mills Monday ot Last week to spend the week camping out and fishing. Mir Thompson and family, with the exception of Earl, were forced toretnrn Thurs day OH account ot the illness et Miss Ruth, but the rest of the crowd remained until Saturday. It was very pleasant outing and the party wete shown mahy tourtesieS by the good people oi War Eagle Mills.
 Amidst the gaiety and enjoy ment at tile teachers reception at the court house last night quite d surprise was sprung on Prof. Croxdale in making him the re- eipient of a handsome gold mounted silk watch fob. It was q token conveying tile esteem and high regard i'll which Prof. Croxdale is held by the teae hef> throughout Washing ton county | and to show their appreciation of the splendid and efticlent ser vice lie rendered as an instructor during the session of the Teach CTS Institute just closing. Prof. troXdale feels proud of the gift, and well he may, because it's sig nitieanee is of great worth. yetteville News.
 The publishers of the St. Louis | Republic are now printing a rur- al route edition which Is mailed | every day m the year except Sun day. It is complete ten page daily newspaper just the very thing for people living on rural routes. We are able to furnish this paper in connection with The News for one year at the low price of S2.50. If you are al- ready subscriber to The News you can have your subscription extended for one year. To get the benefit of this offer it will be necessary that your subscription to The News be paid i'll advance, and no subscription will be taken for the Republic unless at least one dollar is paid on your sub scription to this paper.
 Springdale people, and iii fact all who have been attending the Chautauqua here for the past few years, will regret to learn that the kreyer Orchestra will be unable to be with uS this year. A letter received few days ago from Mir. Kreyer states that he has been unable to secure the class oi musicians necessary to please Springdaie audience, and the committee very reluet- antly released him from his con- tract. l. r. Stewart, the well known local musician, has taken the contract to furnish the music, and he promises the Ghautauqua goers band and orchestra that they will be delighted to hear. He will have some of the best musicians in the Southwest. Sheriff W F Williams of St