The Springdale news., 1907-01-04

Dec. 3l.@The Huntsville Academy opened Monday morning after va cation of d week for the holidays, with an attendance of over 100.
 Dr. k. A. Medaris, of Huntsville, is touring Europe and will be absent until July.
 A. Hawn has purchased the Hunts vile Democrat ane assumes control with the first issue Of the New Year. Mr. Hawn is journalist of recognized ability and 1t goes without saying that the Democrat will come up to the high expectations of its readers.
 Doyle Jay, of Huntsville, entered the Eureka Springs Commercial Col. lege Monday
 Miss Arlie Quinn of Huntsville, will enter the State University in a few days.
 ". H. Hughes, of Whltener, one of Madison countyis most progressive young teachers, entered the Arkansas normal college at Eureka Springs Monday.
 Claud Philips and wife of Hunts vile, are the parents ofa baby glrl, born Dec Duh.
 Lou Hudson of Price, and Miss Bonnie Price, of Huntsville, were married Dee. 27th
 Jas Phillips of Huntsville, was cIr- culating among his many friends at Huntsville last week.
 Johnson X Combs, of Huntsville, recently sold lo0o acres of land to the gentlemen from Wyoming who recent r purchased the Wilson and Wood eoek farms near Huntsville Will BameY Of Huntsville, recently returned from prospecting trip to i Oklahoma. content to remain iu God s Country Will says that i Madison county Is easily comparable with anY other section, and he is i'm pressed that the folks who run Arkan- sas down don | amount to rap any l how.
 The Bank If Huntsville has taken the necessary steps to become q Ma i tional Bank, and will soon be operat- ing as The First National Bank of Huntsville
 Mss Ova Lane. of SprIngdaIe, spent the holidays with Huntsville relatives
 Huntsville enjoyed an immense trade during the holidays.
 J. k. Stotts, Of Huntsville. is in re- eeipt Of a letter from d gentleman in Minnesota asking him to purchase 2oooa acres Of land for him in Madison county. saying that land has gone Sc high in Idaho. North and South Da- kota. where be has been operating that IL is entirely beyond Specula- tive margin. Keep your eve on Ark ansas The trend Of development will reveal that the future has great things ln store for her. Leonard Jenkins, Of Globe, Arizona, and Miss Cleo Sanders, Of Huntsville, were married at that place December 26th, Rev. J. R E1uis offi siatlug MT. Jenkins k one Of Globes m st prominent young men. and gentle man Of such genialitF that he re- celyes t6e glad hand wherever he goes, while his wife is one of Hunts viile's most beautiful and highly accomplished young ladies. After their marriage reception was given them at the residence Of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs Tn0s. Sanders. ! Paul Charlton tenders hearty con gratulations and trusts that their en- tire married life VIII prove as some sweet Arcadian dream. ". 4. Easterllng and Miss Aggie Miller. ot Wharton creek, were mar ried last week.
 | \ general belief prevails that this section IS about to get railroad.
 John McQuerry has s1ld the Hunts vile Democrat to \ Ha@n, and will probably 70 west. Nr. McQ4erry Is gentleman 10 the best sense of the word and nas made many friends who sincerely regret tn see his departure, ann wish all sind U success for him.
 Madison coGntY folks feel mighty god and pat themselves upon The i back when they read sf the coal fam- iue 10 the Great Narth-West. PAUL CHARLTON