The Springdale news., 1907-09-20
in tbe Gown and County.

and bushels. This is probably the largest sale made this year in this county, and Is probably as high price as has been paid. Fayetteville Daily.
 County Judge Williams was out from Fayetteville last week on business connected with tile pro- posed extension of the corporate limits. The judge was consider ably surprised at the business he saw going on in Springdale, and when he went back home told one of the newspapers that there were more apples here than he ever saw before in his life.
 County Clerk Greer this morn- ing received the Confederate Pen sion Warrants for Washington County, and proceeded at once to list them. There are one hun- dred and sixty Of the warrants. The smallest IS S115o the largest for s45. Between these amounts the ususal run Is S2S to S54. NIT. Greer will have all ready right away, So that no one will be delayed. Fayetteville News. Saturday.
 Joe Fox, of Fort Worth, Texas. and Miss Alta Parker of Rogers were married al Fayetteville Thursday of last week by Rev. T. W. Shipley. Mr. FoX came to this section only d few days previous to his marriage on the hunt of wife and the sequel shows he was not long in finding one. The age of the groom Is given al 57 and the bride 52. They left at once for Fort Worth to make their home.
 Ben r. Davis, 57 years old, fell from a ladder this morning, re- .ceiving great injury and shock, and was removed 10 his residence. 1004 Center street. His collar bone was broken on the left side. and his left thumb was broken and the bone forced out through the skin. He was painting on (. H. Bells new residence on North Block street, and the lad- der turned and let him fall l. feet. He was bruised about the head and neck and there was gash in his scalp two inches long Fay ettevIiie News, Saturday.
 NIT. Davis formerly resided in Springdale and his old friends here will regret 10 learn of his misfortune.
 The board of directors of Road Improvement district No. l met in Atty. N. E. Williams office yesterday afternoon. They or ganized by electing John (. Ha- wood president, and John k. Crawley secretary. The next step will be to employ q competent engineer to go over the proposed road an make an estimate of the cost of construction. When this has been done, 1t will then become necessary for the board to appoint a committee to assess the amount of benefits derived from the im- provement on the property III the district. The district will then be in position ;o secure the funds for building the road. There K no question that the road will be d great benefit to the residents of the district, and when once completed their example will be eagerly followed in other parts ot the county.-Fayetteville Daily.
 The Washington County Fair opens at Fayetteville Tuesday ot next week and continues for tour days. All reports say that the fair will be much better thls year than It was last year, although It was splendid success last year. Excellent premiums are offered on ali kinds of horticultural and agricultural products, live stock, etc, and the racing program IS all that could be desired. In ad- dltion to the other attractions, there will be balloon ascension each day at 1:50 p. 1n., and trick bicycle riders will perform each day between the races. l he