The Springdale news., 1907-03-22

ing he will be able to render his patrons much better service, as II will maintain the same pressure on the Carbonated water at all times. The machine and fit tings represents an outlay of o20o.
 Mrs. C. E. Tewksberry return ed Thursday of last week from i Oklahoma City, where she had been visiting her son Everett and wife. Mrs. Everett Tewksberry and little four months old daugh- ter returned with her and will spend month or so here visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Amacker. Little Miss Tewksberry is i'll now with the measles.
 l.. D. Petross and John Cloer left Tuesday afternoon for Por- tales, New Mexlco. to look after their claims near that place, the latter Il having recently purchased the claim of $. N. HaXton. They expect to be absent about two weeks. Mr. Petross expects within d month or so to move his family on h1s claim to reside for few months. He will re- main here however to look after his business interest.
 
 The many friends of Lieut.. ]. l.. Long will be genuinely pleas ed to learn that he has been pro- noted to eaptaincy. Capt. Long IS Tn the heavy artillery branch of the service and IS loeat- ed at Ft. Miley, California, near San Francisco. Capt. Long was i'll charge of the company of vol unteers mad. up at Springdale during the Spanish-Amerlcan War, at the close of which he joined the regulars and has seen service in the Philippines.
 (. B. Lewis, who has been travelling the past winter III Northern Oklahoma for the Courtney Shoe Co.,, of St Louis, arrived last week and has been confined most of the time at the home of his mother, Mrs. A. E. Lewis, with case of the grip. Mrs. Lewis and the children have been making their home at Osage while Mr. Lewis has been on the road, and she came over to be with her husband. Mr. Lewis has about recovered and expects to start for Oklahoma tomorrow. He makes his headquarters at Enid
 While there are some people who seem to think 1t good idea to go away from home to do their trading, there appears to be others who think Springdale a good place to trade. For in- stance, Uncle Daniel Nelson and wife, of Peirce City, Mo-, came all the way to Springdale this week to do their spring trading, and while here purchased from the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Co. blll amounting to near S7o. Uncle Daniel formerly resided in Springdale. and he knows that Springdale business men always give their customers the best possible treatment.
 Squire Henson's court has been occupied a portion of the time for the past two weeks in the case of ]. F. Evins vs. J. w. Riley. The trouble arose over two or three articles of second hand clothing. Some time ago Mir. Evins sold to MT. Riley stock of second hand goods, and tie latter thought the clothing went with the other goods and sold same NIT. Evin> contends the clothing was not ln- : Ieluded, and brought suit to re- cover cost of same. The jury returned d verdict in favor of Evins and he was awarded S29. EvinS was represented by John Dingle and Riley by Guy Howard both young attorneys of this place. With the consent of both attorneys Squire Henson granted a new trial, which resulted in a hung jury. The third trial was held Monday, and Evins wor again, being awarded SIS dana
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