The Springdale news., 1907-03-29

IlNea H0tilS W CdIGAddN Hfgn nt She has been in poor health for some time.
 Clyde Ritehie and wife came over from Lincoln Saturday after noon and spent few days Yisi- ting friends and relatives here. They returned home Wednesday morning.
 The News Is requested to an- nounce that the Junior E.ndeavor of the Christian Church will rem der an Easter program Sunday evening at 7:50, to which b- lie is invited. -
 \. x. K. Dean. of Prairie Grove. was in Springdale hrst of the week greeting old friends. He came up to attend the county meeting of the Farmers Union at Zion.
 The News k requested t9 an- nounee that the ladies of tae NJ. F.. Church. South, will hold bazaar Saturday afternoon in the building formerly occupied by Bennett X Dyes.
 Municipal election next Tues day. The News expects to vote to extend the city limits and to keep the COW up, but of course if yon don't like that ticket you can vote "tother way.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give an Easter Soc ial, Friday evening. March 29th, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Beeley. Program, refreshments, silver offering g.-46-2t.
 Judge and Mrs. NJ. II. Kidd left yesterday afternoon for Hun tington, Ind, their former home, where they will reside in the future. They still retain their property in springdale.
 Jewell and Cecil, little daugh- ters of NIT. and Mrs. Stant Thompson, have been preearious- ly III for several days with meas les and whoeping cough. The former is thought to be improv- ing.
 G. W. kennau moved his stock of jewelry yesterday into the Thompson building next door to Bank of Springdale. He will put in another fire proof safe iu which to store his jewelry at night.
 Mrs. Edna Newman and little daughter who had been here vis- iting the formers father, John Hay. and sister. Mrs. Buseler for some five months, left last week for their home at Thorp, Wash ington.
 Will Roberts, son of C. r. Roberts. of this place, came in Saturday and will spend some time visiting friends and rela- tives here. Will is braking on the White River branch of the Missouri Pacific.
 A small shack east of the rail- road was destroyed by fire Tues day night. No one was living in the property and the origin of the fire is unknown. The build- ing was owned by l A. Boyd, at Eaglesv;lle. Tenn.
 $. D. Sanders and family of Jean, Wash, who have been here for some time visiting relatives and friends returned Monday evening to their home. MT. Sanders is a brother of Mrs. N. N. Black of this place,
 J. $. Renfro, who formerly published a paper at Prairie Grove. but IS now making hls home at Fort Smith, was in Springdale Friday soliciting for Fort Smiths new paper, the Southwest American.
 Frank Stewart, who IS employ ed by a music house at Fort Smith tuning pianos, was up first of the week He returned Tuesday night. He reports Dos sa Eyins doing nicely and get ting all the playing he can do.
 The senior class of Sprlngdale, High School will spend Easter at Tontitown, and will be chap eroned by Mrs. Simpson and MT. Fergus. They are planning to go down to Fayetteville to hear w. ]. Bryan lecture on the sth.
 X. W Bevers, Al Baggett. Err nest Limbaugh and Guy Staf- ford went down to Stony Point Tuesday night and enjoyed d re- hearsal with the band at that