The Springdale news., 1907-11-29

left with us sample>of apples crown in the orchard ot
 Dumas. near Dayton The 4r. very fine. there being seve-s. 5:s- fereat varieties, ana oeaG t-4-4f growers are invited 10 ea -.f see them. Arkansas x na zsa only country that srowS Line apples.
 Misses Kate and Ollie Rzsd gave q notion shower SatargE5y afternoon complimentary to AIl>> Pearl Dingle who is 0 De a5#r- ried Thursday nlght Quit a number ef tie Foang z people Were present. and t is said to haze been very delighttai aHa4r. Cake, whipped reamand rst.tt were served.
 Mrs Virginia Graft, &6a had been here visiting her daughter. Mrs. l. Zimmerman eft Tues ddv night for her home at Fort Worth. Texas. She was accom- panied by Mrs. Zimmerman. wio will remain there for aa indefi- nite time. During her absence NIT. and Mrs. Winifred Needham will occupy her property.
 
 There will bea game ot loot bal at Fayetteville Thanks gff- ing day between the University of Arkansas and the Missouri School of Mines team from Ro.la. Game will be called at 5 ?. n. Ne understand this is to be the last game of the season at FaF- etteville, and quite number ot Springdale people are planning to attend.
 The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church will hold an informal re- eeption for their pastor the Rev. N. H. Morrow. at He church Wednesday evening December 4th. from zoo to s:s4 o'clock. Everybody is invited; and it iS eS- peeially desired that the men5- bers of tl1e church #iii attend. and meet their He# pastor on this occasion.
 
 Arthur Weir. wao had 5een here since September visiting his father, M. S. Weir, eft Moaday morning for It. Rileg. Kansas, to resume his army life. He recent ly completed q six year service in the artillery. and likes Il so well that he re-enlisted for anoth- CT three years. Arthur has many friends here who are pleased to see him succeeding n his career.
 On account of extra demands on our space for advertising, and the fact that the advertising was received too late to enable as 10 print extra pages and issue the paper on Wednesday as planned. our reading matter Is short this week aud much that would be ot interest had to be omitted. Our subscribers vii, no doubt, over look the deficiency this week, and anyway theV can find pleasure and profit from careful reading of the advertisements.
 While out with a party of bird hunters Tuesday morning. ! |. Craig received a sprinkle of shot i'll tile face from Frank Single ton's gun. He was of quite q distance and the injury Was slight. He was struck by only four shot. The parties were hunting i'll the timber and all were supposed to be n line. but MT Craig, unknown to tht others, had fallen behind, ane happened to be just at the righ' point to receive part of the toad when Mr. Singleton fired. Mr Singleton resides at Fort smith and IS a passenger conductor or the Frisco, and no one regrets the accident more than ne Others III the party were Henry Rice and Foley Lindley.
 Mr.~and Mrs. ]. W. Lewis eeie brated the thirty ninth annlver sary of their marriage Sunday bl inviting all their children ane their families and few trlend' Tn to take dinner with them. Al their children were present Art Will and Ralph of FayetteFille Bert, Paul and Mrs. J. II. Myers who reside in Springdale, al the children being married eHeeP Panl. Uncle Am Lewis, broth CT of J. W. Lewis, was also pres ent. Mir. and Mrs. Lewis. Wer' married at Springfield, Mo. thirty-1ine years ago, and MT Lewis had prepared and tnrllish' | ed a hOn1e for +la,,, TNHey WeT