The Springdale news., 1907-05-31

- pay up that back subscription that you owe The News.
 Laton Collier, of Mister. I. T.. came up Sunday to visit with his aunt, Mrs lnez Bennett.
 Carl Horton, who k lu the bar Der business It Fort Smith. Was up first of the week visiting rela- tieeS and friends.
 J. $. Ewalt left Monda after noon for Cotter, on the St. Louis X North Arkansas road, to in- spect timber lands.
 The four year old daughter of Mrs. AddIe Smiley, who formerly resided in Springdale, died on the 23rd at Gentry.
 When you want anything Ill builders hardware come to Hewitt Bros for they handle the Keen kutter brand.
 Miss Stella Vaughan came over from Whitener latter part of last week to spend q few days visiting with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Ben Pollock. who had been here visiting relatives. left Monday afternoon for her home at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
 The News Is requested to an- nounee that the Cemetery Az soeiation will meet next Monday afternoon with Mrs. N. T. Far Tar.
 The News k requested to an- nounee that Key. D. ]. Weems will preach at tile NJ. F.. Church, South, next Sunday morning and evening.
 Dr. G, \. Wilker>on, of Okla homa, was in town this week visiting Dr. w. ]. Wilkerson. He was on his Way to Spring field, Mo.
 Mrs. w |, Porter. of Para gould, Green County. was i'll SPringdale Tuesday and Wednes- day visiting with her aunt, Mrs. lnez Bennett.
 Miss Blanche Parker arrived Tuesday from Bellinghan, Wash ington. and will spend some time here. the guest of her sister. Mrs. N. C. ownbey.
 For bundle of satisfaction send your laundry to the Queen City, Steam Eaandfy, Spring field. No Fay Stafford. at the News office, K agent.
 G Y. Davis, living south of town, left Saturday afternoon Tor fannin County, Ga. after his aged mother who will return here ta make her home.
 G. r. Roberts returned home Saturday night from Corpus Christi, Texas, but he k not prepared 10 say that lie would like to locate in that country.
 Quite I number oi News sub soribers m and around Spring dale are behind with their sub SCriptlon, and now would be Il mighty good time 10 pay up.
 Yesterday was Federal deJora- tiou day at Fayetteville. The crowd which attended from Springdale was Hot as large as usual. Next Monday is Gonfed- crate decoration day.
 The ladies aid society of the Christian church will conduct q delieateSsen Saturday i'll the Long building on Emma Avenue. Refreshments will be served III the afternoon and night
 Mrs. Geo. Hall. of Seligman, and daughter Mrs. Ernest Lee, ot Exeter, who had been down visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Spar kNlan, returned Satur- day afteVen to their homes.
 The News is requested to an- nounce thpt Eld. ]. $. Newman Il Primitive Baptist minister of Texas, will preach in Spring dale Friday night before the sec ond Sunday in June and also Sat arday and Sunday.
 Frank Seeley, MGhattanooga, Tenn, arrived latter part of last week and is spending few days here visiting at the home of his uncle, K. Seeley. He is ma chinist and is on his way 10 San Francisco, California.
 Mrs. J. P. Denver has been spending most of the week in Fayetteville, having been called there by the critical illness of the two-year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Holcomb. It is fear ed the little fellow will not re- cover.
 T. (. Hutton, the we'll known stock man living southwest of Springdale, recently sold fine young jack, "Mamint,' to Sam Sullivan, living near Harmon, and on Friday he shipped by ex- press two-year old colt, from Jodie MeCurdy, to J. D. Grimes at Prague, Oklahoma. On account of continued ill health T. w. Berry has sold his furniture business to N. T. Far rar. Mir. Berry expects to leave soon for Battle Creek, Mic higan, for treatment, but the family will continue to make Springdale