The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
fin tbe Gown and County.

Ed. r.. Welch came in latter part of last week to spend Thanksgiving with his family.
 Mrs. John Woodruff was quite i'll Monday night, supposed to have been ptomaine poisonlng from eating salmon.
 Van Ingram, of Stuttgart. and Clyde Ingram of Poteau, came up last week to visit with the1r parents, MT. and Mrs. S. l.. h. gram.
 C. ]. Chapman was down from Carthage, No, tirst=of the week, and while here he purchased the sixty-acre farm of Ghas. Stearns southeast of town.
 ]. l.. Jones and family of Lake City, Iowa, arrived last week and will make SpringdaIe their home. They are at present occupying the NJ. l.. parsonage
 Mrs. Alex. Mieir and little daughter. ot Van Buren, arrived Sunday afternoon to spend few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Caudle. parents of Mrs. AIieir.
 All members Of the Shippers Union and those who deserve to do business with us next year are requested to meet at Squire Graves office Friday, December 6, lo07.
 Arthur Sanders, who is attend ing d commercial school at Fort Smith, eame up to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. John Sanders, Thursday, return Sunday
 The News is requested to an nounee that Thanksgiving >erv- ices will bt held at the M. l.. Church, South, at ?. Ill. After the services arrangements will be made Tor Christmas tree.
 (. $. Bouton and family left T ueSdaY afternoon Tor Cham paign and Chicago H., for an ex- tended visit with relatives and friends. They will probably be away until thefirst of the year.
 NJ. Oleson, of Normani, Texas, arrived first of the week. Mr. Oleson owns farm west of Springdale, and lie came in to look after same. While here he called and renewed for The News.
 Everett Tewksbury came in Sunday to visit with his wife. who has been Ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J II. Amacker. for some time. He left Tuesday for his home at Muskogee.
 Dr. Frank Young returned Monday night from kanas City, Mo-, where he had been to ac- ! company his mother who will be q guest at St. Josephs Hospital for few weeks to take treat ment for an old chronic trouble. { The News is requested to an- 1nounce that the Y. P. $. C. l.. -will give an auction party Fri day night at the residence of Jno. F. Stafford. from til 1o:30. Admission 10 cents. \ general Invitation IS extended to all to at tend.
 H. r. Joyce, of Broken Arrow, I. T., who had been over visiting relatives in the vicinity of Spring Valley, was Ill town Tuesday on his way home and stopped in and renewed for the News. MT. Joyce drove through and made the re- turn trip the same way.
 JIG. Gerig returned last week from Hot Springs where he had been taking treatment for rieu- matism. On account of this trouble MT. Gerig has decided to give up his farm work for awhile, and on Friday, 29th inst, will have public sale of his personal property at his home southwest of Springdale.
 The News IS requested to say that the dry goods stores of the town will be closed all day on Thanksgiving, and se other business houses will probably be closed portion of the day This is entirely right and prop CT, for the business men and their employees are certainly entitled to rest on that day.
 D. P. Webster. of Dayton, Washington, arrived few days ago to visit with relatives out