The Springdale news., 1907-06-14

l A new roof has been put on the residence of Mrs. Jas. Dod- son on HolComb Street.
 Mrs. Maleina Wilks. wife of 1 l Samuel Wilks, died recently at their home near Fayetteville.
 The name of the k. of r. Opera House at Fayetteville has been changed to Ozark Theatre.
 The Fayetteville foundry and maehide shop, owned by F Bar ringer, is to be removed to Bar tlesville, l. T.
 The News family k indebted 10 Mrs. II. A. Daily for q mess of new potatoes, which were by odds the finest seen this year.
 EX-tongressman II. A. Dins- more and Judge r.. $. Mcdaniel of Fayetteville have formed Il | partnership for the practice Of | l law.
 J. \ Fallin, who recently pur- chased the interest of Everett | ilawes in the Fayetteville Re- view, has sold out to J. X. tul- bright
 Fayetteville people will hold their 4th of July celebration at l f ht f.,ir ara.,nI t1 East Mountain as heretofore aH- i nouneed
 \ special election k to be held at Fayetteville June Is to select successor to Alderman II. NJ. lindgins ot the First Ward. who resigned.
 Ihe county teachers institute convened at Fayetteville Monday and closes today. II k under the direction ot County Examiner l CroXdale.
 Capt N. r. Stirman, of Fay etteville who has been i'll poor health for some time, has gone to sanitarlnm at Pitt>bure. Kan, for treatment.
 Miss Daisy Young arrived home Friday from Colambia. Mo, where stte had been attending school. She is home Tor the sum mef vacation,
 
 The k. of F. Lodge at Prairie Grove will hold memorial ser vices on next Sunday, and the sermon will be preached by Rev. M. Wills ef Siloam Springs.
 Key. N. NJ. Ragland, who WAS pastor ot the Christian Church al fayetteville Tor more than l twenty years, last week went To Springfield, Mo, to take charge oi church.
 Miss Cora Pritehard arrived home this morning from OSweeo, Kansas. She has had charge of the Expression department in college there during the past year. Fayetteville Daily.
 Recently The News mentioned the fact that r. (. Hutton had shipped q colt to j. D. Grimes at Prague, Oklahoma, giving the age ot the animal al two years. when it should halt been one.
 Mrs. j. NJ Glass and children =oi Monmouth, H.. were i'll town latter part of last week visiting wlth A. II. Glass aud family. They@ere on their way to Boyn- ton, l. F., to make their home,
 Work K expected to begin soon on the sewerage system as all the details connected with the sale oi the bonds have been com- pleted and the money is now ready for the commissioners. Fayetteville Review.
 N. II. Harvey was over from Monte Ne Friday. He says work IS progressing nicely on the Ok lahoma Row and that part of the building IS about ready for occu- pancy. It is expected the build ing will be completed within six ty days.
 Thurman Foust brought to the News office Saturday bunch of lettuce which weighed one pound and ten ounces. It grew at their home in the east part of town from seed sent out by the Dep artment of Agriculture from Washington.
 Miss Ruth Wirt arrived home Thursday ot last week from Win field, Kansas, where she has been taking d course in music, both vocal and instrumental. She has completed the course in instrumental music and will get up class Ill Springdale.
 MT. and Mrs. Robt. Burton went down to Cincinnati Satur- day and are spending the week visiting with relatives in that locality, and incidentally Bob is putting in some of the time fish ing i'll the streams where he caught 'em when boy. :,
 The Washington county jail is being renodeled, the back part being raj ed to two stories and , otherwise improved. Charley Buck, who Is held here on charge of murder, has been talk en to Van Buren for safe keeping while these improvements are be- ing made. Fayetteville Review.
 Last week III making mention { of the teachers elected by the i. |