The Springdale news., 1907-05-17
nn tbe Gown and County.

No. l03 was lifted from the foundation and damaged to thJ extent of S375. The building was insured for 5000 The dam age at Prairie Grove was to q barn belonging to Billy Black burn, which was slight.
 Mrsss Rebeeca Oliver, who had been spending tile winter here al at the home of her son, Hon. W F. Simpson, left Friday for Pryor Creek, 1. T., where she will spend the summer with I sister living at that place.
 Last Sunday was annual May meeting day in Springdale, but interest i'll the day has fallen off so i'll the past few years that it ceases L. attract much attention. Formerly many people visited Springdale on this occasion.
 Fayetteville people are plan ming to erect a hlgh school building. and last week purchased lot for s, 500 on which to lo- cate same. The lot k what iS known as the Reagan property, located ell west Center street
 Will Parish went up to Carthage and other Missouri points Saturday looking for d horse to add to his stock farm southwest of town. He returned Monday without having made q purchase. not finding anything to suit him.
 A. !. Hodges came up from Dutch Mills this morning He reports t fine prospect for fruit and q great improvement i'll wheat and oats since the rains set Ill. This same report comes from all over this part ot the state. Fayetteville Daily.
 Mrs. (. II. Yunker, of Charles ton, Franklin County, arrived Friday afternoon to visit with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Simpson. Mrs. Simpson will accompany her home to remain until Mr. Simpson $ return from Little Rock, which will be about the 18th inst.
 (. $. Mckinney, Of the firm of Ferguson X Mckinney, St. Louis, has been invited to act as toastmaster It the L. of \. Al- umni Banquet, i'll June He was the first man to graduate at the University, and was member of the class of lS75.=I2ayette- vile Daily.
 The members of the Baptist Church It this place contemplate erecting a parsonage at an early date for the uSe of their pastor The site has not vet been decided upon, some preferring to locate it oil the lot with tie church building, while others want to secure a lot elsewhere.
 Arrangements are beng made for the erection of 4 new Bap- tiSt church at Fayetteville, which. II IS said, will be onc of the most magnificent houses of worship Ill the west IL will be located on College Avenue and Dickson Street, and will be l0bX s feet. It will have q seating capacity of l,200.
 The First National Bank be- came the county depoitory yes terday, and the county will now draw interest on the SS5, 900 III her treasury. All the county funds were turned over to the bank by the sheriff. The law requries the sheriff to make settlements with the depository every 15 days. Fayetteville Daily.
 l.. W. Parks, the accommodating clerk at the Arcade Hotel, has been one of the busiest men in town since the opening of the berry season. The influx of berry buyers has added consider ably to the business of the Ar cade, but Manager Mack Renner and Clerk Parks are caring for their guests in very SatIsfae- tory manner.
 The building occupied by w. c. Ownbey's drug store and own- ed by w. E, Brogdon is to be ex- tended twenty feet i'll the rear, the extension to be two stories. The whole of the addition will