The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

1 l he necessary committees were appointed and particulars of the celebration will be given later 1 oil.
 That little amount you owe he News on subscription will be appreciated just now.
 (. l.. Thompson, who is i'll business at Westyifle, l. T., came over Wednesday afternoon.
 Uncle Anderson Sanders of Spring Valley has been visiting among Springdale friends this week.
 Miss Jean Giddings was down from Cassville, Mo, latter part of last week visiting with her parents.
 Tom Jones came in N cdneSday from Eigin, H., and will spend month here visiting with hls par ents and friends.
 o. NJ. Parks of Hugo, l. T., is indebted to his father, W. J. Parks, of this place for sub scription to The News.
 A. W. Yount, of Layina, Mor- tana, arrived Tuesday to visit with the family of T. N. Berry, he being nephew of Mrs. Berry.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. \. Graves will leave Sunday for Fort Smith and other points i'll that vicinity to spend week visiting with relatives.
 The News IS requested to an nounce that the ladies of the Cemetery ASsoclation will serve ice cream and cake oil Friday, June 2S, next Salesday.
 The News k requested to an nounee that the Socialist lecturer Frank r. O'Hare, will lecture at the Auditorium Tuesday night of next week. <hdilllsslol ll01.
 George Smith. who k conduct ing barber shop at Westville, I. T.. came oyer Sunday after noon for d brief visit with Mrs. Smith, returning Monday mern- ing.
 r. C. Durr, late of Oklahoma, has purchased the So acre fruit farm of r. E. Miller east of Springdale. consideration s2 5oo. The deal was made through B. r. Tillman.
 Miss Emma Jordan WAS m Springdale first of the week. the guest of Mrs. Lee Sanders. Miss Jordan k now conducting hotel at Forrest City, -in the eastern part of the state.
 Chas. Henson recently resi- gned as justice ot the peace ot Sprlng- dale Township and petition has been forwarded to Gov. Pindall asking that he appoint Judge Berry to fill the vacancy.
 Drs. Sparkman and Perkins have dissolved partnership. The former will retain the office formerly occupied by the gentle men while Dr. Perkins will oe- cupy the adjoining rooms.
 Walter II. Harris, 2l years of age, and Miss lrenie Arnold. IS years of age, were married Mon- day at the residence of the othci- ating minister, Rev. ]. w. W ak up. Both young people reside south ol town.
 Frank Stewart came up from Fort Smith N ednesday and he and Al Baggett and Rolla Evins went over to Eureka Springs to assist the band in furnishing music for the state meeting of commercial travellers.
 Mrs. Routh essne m Monday and she and Mrs. A. E. Lewis went out to the country home of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Lewis on War Eagle where they will visit for a week. Mrs. Routh Is the mother of Mrs. w. II. Lewis.
 w. H. Chapman, of Seattle, Washington, was here first of the week visiting at the home of A. Blake, he being a relative of the family, MT. Chapman is connected with the Seattle Times and while here was a pleasant caller at the News office. Hon. W. E. Simpson arrived home Monday afternoon from Little Rock where he had been serving the people of Washing ton County in the general assem- bly,. Mrs. Simpson, who had been visiting relatives at Charles ton, Franklin County, came in with him.
 At the shoot of the gun club ednesday afternoon the follow ing score was made out of q , possible 25: Chas. Henson B, ]. NJ. Hewitt 21, w. A. Graves l9, J. s. Dearholt 2, Jno. F.. Stafford l9, Ed. Welch ?, J. Il. Myers 2l. (. N. Furry 2l, Jack Whitten Is.
 Mrs. B. r. Smith and son Bot ! Blaekard went down to Glarks- vile, Johnson County, Saturday to spend couple of weeks visi- ! ting with relatives. Mrs. NJ. Smith, mother of MT. Smith, who has been here visiting also went with them and will spenf