The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
fin tbe Gown and County.

llt. dflQ lie lS >tIII Hfid0.t to wa x without assistance.
 NIT. and Mrs. ]. E. HarWood .. Fort Smith, who had been hert visiting for a few days. left Monday afternoon Tor Sulphur Springs. Benton County, to re- main some time.
 Eno> Crawforn. whose home is III Crawford County. IS visiting with his sister. Mrs. A Gallaher east Of town. Alr. Crawford at. tended the Adventist camp meet ing at Sloan Springs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Homan. of Anderson. Ind.. who had been here for a few weeks visiting with relatives. left for nome yes terday afternoon. T hey will stop in Missouri for | brief T1sit.
 \ visit to the canning factory. the vinegar factory. the erapor- ator aid the peach and apple packing Wafe houses will con- vince any ole that SpringdaIe is q mighty busy place these days.
 Roland Clark came over from Eureka Springs Sunday He re- turned Sunday afternoon being accompanied by Mrs. Clark, who had been here spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Snlyer.
 The First National Bank has installed large clock which rests on the vault, and is run by electricity. requiring TO winding. It ls an attractive piece of furni- ture, besides being source of convenience.
 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thompson of De Queen came in Sunday To visit with Nlr. and Mrs. \. L. Thompson. parents ot tie for mer. Mrs.. thompson =has been spending the pastZfeW weeks s.t Eureka Springs.
 Afr ard Mrs. II. A. Miller. of GIaremore t@f.Wto had beer here Tor ! week visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. t. Glemner. parents of Mrs Miller lett for home Mon day. They drove through and took | supply of good @aslineton County fruit home with them.
 Frank White. who has posi- tion as railway mai clerk, has been granted two weeks taF-oft ard he and family ard MiSS Mat tie Hawn went out to War Eagle Wednesday to spend week fsh- lng. They were joined there by Ollie Lewis and family ot Berry vile.
 Uncle Alex sigman, living out on Hickory Creek. came in Tues day from seven weeks visit with relatives in Oklahoma. He brought back with him a curios- fity in the shape of q horned toad, and what IS also curiosity for this part of Arkansas. some cot ton blooms.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. V. Kirk. of Darlington. Wash. who had been here visiting relatives. left Tor home Tuesday afternoon. re- turning bY #a8 ot California where tbe4 WilI aise stop tor a visit. AIr Kirk 5s brother of l.. I. kirh residing west of 1 Springdaie.
 Elmer Cement, living south west ot town. arrived nome latter part of last week from Lexington, K. where lie had been for six months attending d commercial school. George Marr. who was with him at school remained III St. Louis and accepted a position with the street railway company.
 l.. C. Pritchard was out from Fayetteville Monday, and for his benefit the gun elab had i prac- tice shoot. the following scores beirg made out at possible q: Chas. Henson .. |. U Pritahard 2, (. N. Furry 24 k Stock burger 2l. Ghas. Ma9aaid 1s. l.. $. Dearholt -. Jno r. Stafford K.
 
 ChaS, Jarvis has traded for q stock of general merchandise at O>age Mills, Benton county. owned by Clayton Bros, and in tile deal traded portion of his farm west of town formerly OWL ed bv ]. D. Bevers. Mr. Jarvis and John Myers. who had been over taking an inventory of the stock, completed their work Tuesday Toney Jarvis went over Tuesday 10 assist in the store. MT. Jarvis does not give possession of his farm until Octo- Der when he will probably moFe into town.