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The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
Notice of Petition For Order to Sell Certain Lands of the Estate of Jacob
 J. Oxford, Deceased

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Jacob J. Oxforc, late of Washington County, Arkansas, de- ceased, will apply to the Probate Court of said County on the l2th day ot January, 1907, that being a day of the December, 1906, term of said court for an order to sell the NJ of NE4 ot SE4 Sec. 36 in Tp l. \ of R 29W, contain. Ing 20 acres, also the w. of SW4 of SEt of Sec. ,. and the VI of NW4 Of E@ Sec. II, in Tp Is \ of R 29 w, containing 30 acres said lands belng the property of said estate and claimed by this administrator as as- sets Tor the payment of the debts thereof, there not being sufficient personal property within his knowl- edge to pay the debts already probated.
 S. H. SLAUGHTER,
 Admr. Jacob J. Oxford, deceased
The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
FLY CATCHES.

Just one man who played with the Cincinnati team eight years ago now remains. and he is Tom Coreoran.
 Harry Arndt will likely land as reg ular third baseman for the St. Louis Nationals this season. The ex-Red is making a fine showing.
 Captain Shannon of the St. Louis Cardinals has a new remedy for the decrease in batting. He would increase the size of the ball Nit.
 The Williamsport (Pa.) outlaw club is said to have tempted Second Base man Billy Gilbert of the New York team with $500 per month offer
 Manager McGraw of the New York Nationals is reported as declaring that Pitcher Ferguson and Catcher Fitzger- aid will surely qualify for major league company.
 Catcher Mcclure of the New York Americans is down 10 l12 pounds, and he Is likely to again demonstrate that there is ample room on the baseball map for good catchers with long heads.
 The three best billiard players that baseball ever turned out were Walter Wilmot, Anson and Dr. Harley Parker But keep your eye on McGraw. He Is a comer with the cue and ran forty eight recently at straight rail-
 Manager Chance of the Chicago Ma tionals has ordered his pitchers to cut out bowling, because it causes cal louses on the pitchers hands, which would interfere with perfect control of the ball. and it also develops some muscles of the arm at the expense of others of primary importance 10 the nitchprS
The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
WEST FORK.

Dec. 3i.-Christmas passed off quietly.
 Calvin Johnston has gone to Texas on business and will return in a few days.
 John Carter IS able to be out again after undergoing a serious operation.
 Martin Flood and wife, of Tulsa, I. T., came in to spend Christmas with relatives.
 J. L. Bryan and family leave tomorrow for eastern Texas where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. Robert Glover came in from Texas last week.
 Garland Little and wife of Burlington, I. T., came in re- gently to visit relatives.
 Jas. Bell gave a dance last Friday night and will have another tonight.
 The Methodists have paid up the pastors salary in full and he will leave for annual conference next Monday or Tuesday. Mrs. Owen, of Sebastian County, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Malone. There are some weddings ex- pected among the old people.
 A. Began has declined the idea of moving to Hazel Valley and will remain at this place.
 The Odd Fellows and thelr families are to have supper at their hall Saturday night.
 Wash Wells has sold out to George Hope who is moving ln, but MT. Wells has not fully de- cided where he will locate but will leave this place.
 Jas. Hughes and Tina Northum of Fort Smith were married last Monday. They will reside at this place.
 Miss Oracle Bloyd IS intending to take up school shortly if the people decide not to move the school building.
 Mir. Hughes and wife came in to spend Christmas and to be here to receive thelr new daugh- ter-in-law.
 School closed the q of this month. All the patrons of the school were highly pleased with the work of the teacher. A num- Der of the pupils presented Prof. Buck with a beautiful picture and others with minor presents. Miss Mollie Dean primary teacher, was the recipient of several pres  ents from her pupils also.
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The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
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Wf sell khem. SPRINCDALE HARDWARE co.

Charles Phillips. attended a dance near Fayetteville Wednes- day night.
 Miss Earl Phillips attended the County examination at Fay etteville December 20th and 21st.
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The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
Warning Order.

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 Geo. !. Rodgers, clerk W. E. Simpson, attorney for plaintiff.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-04

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The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
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The Springdale news., 1907-01-04
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
To Present alabama"

Alabama" a southern play in four
acts by Augustus Thomas, will be
given. by special permission of the
author, Thursday evening by the mem
bers of the Dobinson Dramatic CLUB IN
the auditorium of the Dobinson school
of expression. 1O44 South Hope street
Incidental music will be in charge Oh
Mrs. L A. Robinson and negro songs
will be interesting features OF the
evening Following is the cast OF char
acters: Col Preston, an old planter, Mr..
Phipps; Col. Moberly, relic OF the
Confederacy, Mr.. Buttolph; Squire
Tucker, a Talladega county justice, Mr..
Cox; Capt. Davenport, northern rall-
road man, Mr.. Thompson; Mr.. Arm
strong, his agent, Mr., Robinson; La
throp Gage, a southern boy, Mr.. Brock
seiper; Raymond Page, party OF busl-
ness, Mr. Ludwig; Decatur, an ante
bellum servant, Mr.. Jacobs; Mrs. Page
a widow who thinks twice, Miss Tobias
Mrs. Stockton, another widow, Miss NC
Donald; Carey Preston, an Alabama
blossom, Miss Marcher Atlanta Mober-
ly. Col Moberlys daughter, Miss Dehm-
low. George A. Dobinson will be stage
manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
= San Francisco Women Honored

Miss E. C. Morgan and Mrs. E. L. ely
mer of San Francisco were the honored
guests at a delightful six-hand euchre
party given Friday afternoon by Mrs. W.
S. Overton and Mrs. A. D. Hunter of 2S13
Normandie street. Misses Cora Whitson,
Mabel Boden and Elizabeth Burns gave
several vocal and instrumental selections
during the afternoon. Great masses of
honeysuckle made an artistic decoration
for the reception hall. and in the living
room yellow nasturtians were combined
with ferns. The dining room was attrac-
tive with scarlet geraniums. The score
cards were hand painted with California
flowers. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer received
the first prize. pillow cover, hand
painted with poinsettias. a hand painted
plate was given TO Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs.
Clymer received the consolation.
Among the guests were Mines. A. D.
Childress, Scott Wilson, Harding, Isaac
Barman, Katherine Cook Oscar Headley,
Charles Bunnell, Katherine Wilcox, Mel
vile Stockard, Dan McGarry, A R.
Greene, Y. G. Miller, Della Thayer VIII
Ramsey A. Hutchinson, Annie Walker
w. j. Anderson, Frank Raynes, S. B.
Bailey Steve Hall, Charles Kreuger
Frank Porter, Will Dunn, Will Bailey
Rankin, Beardsley, Charles Sawyer, Myra
Dickson, John Bloser, Helen Reaburn, F.
Duell, B. F. Nance, Sidney Haskell and
Stoddard Jess.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
pastor Returns from rrIp

Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Smither of 1900
West Adams street have just returned
from a six months trip through Europe,
Egypt and Palestine, and Thursday night
Mrs Smither will give stereopticon lee
ture ON Palestine as Seen by Woman,
at the First Christian church, of which
Rev Mr.. Smither is pastor. The pictures
which will be shown were all taken by
Mrs Smither herself and will be made
more interesting by the delightful descrlp-
tions for which Mrs. Smither is well
known The lecture will be under the
auspices of the Whatsoever club and the
Endeavor society, and the proceeds VIII
be given to the building fund.
Thursday afternoon the members of the
c. w. B of the First Christian church en-
tertained with a reception in honor OF
their pastor and his wife at the home of
Mrs. Angeline Orchard. 1888 Manhattan
place Both guests of honor spoke of their
trip and of their pleasure in. being home
again, and assisting Mrs. Orchard in re-
ceiving were Mrs d. H. Deedy, Mrs. L. II.
SHE and Mrs. Sarah Clough. Mrs. e. w.
House, Mrs. R. w. Rice and Miss Anna
Evelyn Read of Nevada, Mo-, presented an
enjoyable program. Lavender and white
were the prevailing color tones in the
decorations.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

and Mrs. q. w. Oliver and will remain
with them a few weeks.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Urania
Clarke, daughter of the late Rev. DR..
William Clarke of Cambridge. and Prof.
BENJAMIN Gill, formerly of WilDraham
academy, took place in the parlors of
Mrs. Chamberlayne's school in Boston,
at which school the bride has been a
favorite teacher. Prof. Gill is now dean
of classical studies in the state college
of Pennsylvania.
The guest list included many distin-
gulshed persons from different states,
among whom were college professors and
presidents. Prof. Gill and his bride were
the recipients of numerous handsome
gifts. Prof. Gill, after years of highly
appreciated service, was voted a specially
extended vacation which will be passed
in California and Oregon.
Judge and Mrs. j. H. Austin of Kan
sas City, Mo-, are the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Austin, of $50 Chestnut av-
enue for few days. Judge Austin is
of the circuit court of Kansas City. They
are en- route to Alaska
charming evening affair was given
Wednesday by DIR. and Mrs. C. r. Mitch
ell of 326 West Fifth street in honor of
their ninth wedding anniversary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LONG BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Rehm, who
were married in Monticello, Wis. July
Q. have arrived in this city and are at
present at the Rehm residence on Orange
avenue. Mr. Rehm is the receiving teller
of the National Bank of Long Beach,
and left a few weeks ago for the we'd
ding.
The Domestic Science class of the Ebell
club will have it's first meeting Monday
afternoon at 2:3O at the club house Mrs.
Charles Adams will speak on Food
Values" and a round-table discussion
based on the talk will follow.
Any club member interested in this
branch of the club work is welcome to
the section, and a most interesting and
profitable term of work is offered them.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Ross have re-
turned from Rincon camp, near Abusa,
where they spent their honeymoon,
and are at home to their friends at wy
Cedar avenue.
The hospitable Moody home at 951 Lo-
Gust avenue was thrown open Thursuay
to the friends of Miss Grace Moody ana
Mrs Elmer e. Hall of Berkeley, ana a
delightfully."- informal afternoon was
quickly passed.
Mrs. G. w. Young gave a. pleasant
whist party for the Altar Guild of the
Catholic church Thursday evening az her
home at 627 Locust avenue. Various oth-
er diversions were provided tor tie
amusement of the guests Dainty retresn-
ments were served during the evening.
Thursday evening Mrs. Vera Ahtoln-
ette Sweat and Benjamin I. DAVIS were
married in Monrovia, and several Irlellus
from this city attended the cereniohS'
which was an elaborate one.
Rev. Greaves officiated,
Mrs. W. q. Calender of Fresno Is at
% Daisy avenue for the summer -,
The Neighborhood Sewing circle VIII
meet with Mrs. J. e. Daily OF Chesthut
avenue Monday evening.
A congenial party of Long Beach peo-
ple will camp at Catalina for two weeks
and try the many pleasures OF that at
tractive resort. Leaving Tuesday they
will remain for at least two weeks. In
the party will be Mrs. Emma Lanphere,
Miss Georgia Lanphere, Miss Erma
Downs, Mrs. Newby and Miss Birdie
Newby
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. .. w. Shaul of
Carroll park.
Mr., and Mrs. e. W. oliver of 1862 Lin
den avenue, are entertaining Prof. Ben
iamin GIL and Mrs Gill of Boston, who
are on their wedding tour.
The Clarke-Gill nuptials were among
the prominent wedding events in Boston
last month The bride and bridegroom
are the daughter and son-in-law of Mr..
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
SoIemnlze Pretty Wedding

pretty wedding was solemnized
Thursday evening at o'clock, when
Miss Gelena A. Rice and Sorance D.
Maloney were married by the Rev.
Father McGrath of St Patriclx's parish,
at the home of P. H. Maloney, 1864 Wal
nut street. The bride was gowned in
white silk and carried bouquet of white
carnations. Miss Cleo Pickett, who at
tended as bridesmaid, was gowned in
white voile and carried hydrangeas and
ferns. The bridegroom was attended by
Joseph S. Wendal.
During the ceremony the couple stood
under a wedding bell of white carnations
from which the wedding ring was sus-
pended. Many beautiful gifts were re-
ceived and wedding supper was served
to sixty guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Renefit Whist Party

Mrs. James r. Neighbors of 1915 West
Ninth street will give beneht whist
party at Burbank hall, 542 South Main
street, Wednesday evening in honor OF
the members of the Sunshine society
the Swastika Five Hundred club, the L.
T. f. F. club and the Lady Maccaoees'
Beautiful pieces of hand painted emma
will he awarded as prizes and the
hostess will be assisted in receiving by
Mesdames George Ashby, T. E. Weaver,
Fl. Depew Johnson, George Miller Jo-
seph Dendinger and William swear
niger Several hundred invitations
have been issued for the affair."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

Mrs. Banks also intends to study singing
in the conservatory.
Others in the party will be Miss Helen
Hart. G. W. Aylesworth and his daugh-
ter, Miss Francis Aylesworth, of Han
cock street, Los Angeles. Miss Ayles-
worth Is violin player 'of exceptional
ability and has played in a number of
concerts and recltals here She will
study violin music while abroad.
Both Miss and Mrs. Banks intend to
enter grand opera in couple of years.
w. A. Banks will join the party next
Christmas and before they return home
they will tour Europe.
Many social affairs have been given
for Mrs and Miss Banks and among
those who have entertained for them dur
ing the last week are Mrs. Warren Mills,
Miss Mabel Murray and Mrs. j. j. Ber-
gin of Ocean Park, but they have had to
decline most of the invitations because
of the hurry of preparation.
Miss Banks has a dramatic soprano
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Miss Grace MeIIus Is Hostess

Miss Grace Mellus of 234 West Adams
street entertained with charming tea
party yesterday afternoon in honor OF
her house guest, Miss Ethel Shorb OF
San Francisco. The whole house was
decorated in an attractive color scheme
of yellow and green. and receiving with
the hostess and Miss Shorb were Mrs. j.
]. Mellus, Mrs. B. C. Whiting and Miss
Katherine Mellus and assisting them
were Mrs. e. Avery Mccarthy, Mrs. A.
]. Howard, Mrs. Randolph H. Miner
Mrs. w. Q. Norris, Mrs. ]. H. Browne
Mrs. Jaro Won Schmidt, Mrs. Harry l..
Bixby Mrs. Leo Chandler, Mrs. r, p.
Sherman, Miss Ray Johnstone, MISS
Huston Bishop, Miss Olga Atherton,
Miss Josephine flanagan, Miss Helen
Chaffee, Miss Matte Milton of San
Francisco and Miss Pearl Seeley.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Surprise Rrlde.to.Re

The members of the G. c. A. club sur
prised Miss Luella Hancock, a popular
bride-to-be. at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Pfaffenberger, 32S
North Pickett street. with party Friday
night. The house was decorated with
roses and carnations and a handsome
water color painting was presented to
Miss Hancock by the guests. who included
Mines. Leonard Paul, Burnham Petticrew.
Edna Buffers, Florence Sturgeon Misses
Carrie Adams, Bessie Gilmore, Ethel Bel
lows, Ruth Goodfellow, Edna Herbst
Ethel Helps. Emma King, Olive Kee
Gladys Smith, Carrie Pfaffenberger. Har-
riet Stearns, Floy Stafford. Ala Stephens
May Swartwout, Jessie Nutting, Grace
Stephens, June Nutting. and Percy Cow
nerd and George Pfaffenberger.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
To entertain Luncheon Guests

At the home of Mrs. E. H. Barmore, 621
South Grand avenue Miss Evelyn McCau-
ley will give a luncheon tomorrow after
noon, entertaining Misses Aileen Staub
Adele Huntsberger, Constance Britt,
Gladys Rowley, Helen Macleish, Ethel
Davenport Celia Lower of Kansas City,
Andrieta GlasselI, Doris Davidson. Flor
ence Clark, Gladys Ackson, Gertrude
Workman, Mary Lindley and Muriel
Stewart.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Mrs. Graham Is Hostess

An informal bridge whist party was
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. II.
L. Graham of 1881 Ingraham street, and
the prizes were received by Mrs M. w.
Everhardy and Mrs. M. NJ. O'Gorham.
The guests included Mesdames Charles
Covington, Walter j. Wren, William
Thayer, Mulford, Jessie Hawkins, r. B.
Kenney, Ella Late, s. Wadsworth
Schenck, M. w. Everhardy VIII A.
Harris, c. L. Hubbard, c. Roberts, ].
Goodhue and M. M. OGorham.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
WIII Be Pretty WeddInu

A pretty wedding will be that of Miss
Lila Sugg and Edward Cooper, which
will take place tomorrow afternoon in
the garden Of the brides parents home
at Rivera. A large number of Los An
geles society people will be guests and
the bride will be gowned in white point
d'esprit. Mrs. Bert Coffman will be
matron of honor and Miss May Nc
Gaugh will be maid of honor. Both at
tendants will wear white and will carry
maidenhair ferns. Misses Pearl Magill
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Leaves for Seattle

W. H. Workman. jr., accompanied by his
sister, Miss Gertrude Workman, left
Thursday evening for Seattle Wash.
where Mr. Workman is engaged in busi-
ness. He has been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Workman of S57 South
Boyle avenue, Miss Workman will remain
away a month
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Issues Weddino Invitations

Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Greene of 4O4 North
Hill street have issued invitations for
the wedding of their daughter, Miss Eva
Greene, to George Albert Grant, which
will take place at Alhambra hall August
4. Miss Annie Greene will be maid of
honor and Louis Greene will attend the
bridegroom. Miss Fannie Kaplan of $40
East Eleventh street has issued invita-
uons for handkerchief shower to be
given in honor of Miss Greene Saturday
afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Returns TO Eastern Home

Mrs II. F. Duckworth and son of
Keosauqua, Iowa, who have been visit
ing in Los Angeles the past two months
with her father, Henry Anderson, of
1851 South Bonnie Brae street, returned
home by way of San Francisco last
Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
To Be Quietly Married

Miss Leah Done Evans and Edward
H. Weed will be quietly married
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs F. H. Smith, of 1925
Maple avenue. Miss Marguerite Men
ert will be maid of honor and Granville
Messerly will stand with the bride
groom. After a two weeks trip in the
mountains Mr.. and Mrs. Weed will be
at home to their friends in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Take Trip in Automobile

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Holiday of COS
North Avenue &C have as their guests
Mr.. Holidays niece and nephews, Miss
Ida Holiday, Joseph II. Holiday and
Samuel N. Holiday of st. Louis. This
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday took
their guests to Coronado and San Diego
in their new touring car, stopping at
all the points of interest en- route.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
To BENEFIT Organ Fund

For the benefit of the organ fund a
garden fete will be given tomorrow night
under the auspices of the Cathedral club
in the cathedral school grounds. The
members of the Young Ladies sodality
will present two sketches. The Gossip
and Against the Grain" and the prettily
decorated booths will be Illuminated by
festoons of electric lights.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Mime. C. w. Rand Arrives

Mrs. Charles wellington Rand arrived
in Los Angeles Friday from the east,
where she had gone to place her eldest
son in Harvard. She will pass the next
few months with her other two children
at the Valkyrie. Venice and already
many pleasant social affairs have been
planned to welcome her home
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Reception and Dancing Party

A big reception and dancing party was
given Tuesday evening in Alhambra hall,
Fraternal Brotherhood building, Figueroa
and Lincoln streets, by Ivanhoe home
stead, 141S, Brotherhood of American
Yeomen, in honor of their first anniver-
sary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
DeIiuhtfuI Social Affair

Miss Clara Schrader of Perham, Mimi,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Smith of West Sixth street, was the
honored guest at a delightful social
affair given Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. George Peterman of CAT st.
Paul avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
rn Have Quiet Weddlnn

The wedding of Miss Annie e. Judge and
John v. Cooke, son of John r. Cooke, a
pioneer of Los Angeles, will take place
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Judge, 1866 Thompson street. Miss Marie
Schumann and James r. Freeman will
be the only attendants
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Society

FRS. ]. MCMILLAN is entertaining
MI for the summer at her beautiful
Iva country home in Bliss place. Glen
dale. her niece Mrs. Willard Fromner
of st. Louis, and Mrs. T. p. Carter eof
Riverside, an old school friend, and her
daughter, Miss Olive Carter. For the
last two weeks Mrs. Mcmillan has had
her guests at Alamitos bay and Mrs.
Mcmillan, with her two daughters.
Misses Josephine and Rebecca McMuian'
who are Just out of school, Mrs. From
ner. Mrs. Carter, Dr. and Mrs. j. II.
JJtley of 96S Menlo avenue and their
two daughters. Misses Sarah and Mar
jorie Utley, will pass the first two weeks
of August at Catalina.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LIS Rin Affair

One of the biggest affairs of the week
was the reception given Tuesday evening
at Hotel --ollywood as a farewell TO Mrs
H. j. Whitley and her daughter, Miss
Grace Whitley, who left Thursday for
Vienna, Austria, where Miss Whitley will
be placed in school