The Springdale news., 1907-03-08
in tbe Gown and County.
Uncle John Philips is but little

(. A. Jones made short trip to Lincoln Sunday.
 Dot Robinson was up from Fort Smith Saturday on business.
 Frederik the great d the Aud 1torium Monday night. Admis- sion 15 and 25 cents.
 Uncle Buck Jones. who has been quite III for some time with heart trouble, k no better.
 Col. and Mrs. J. \. C. Black burn were down from Rogers Sunday visiting with relatives and friends.
 !. (. Hendricks, of Ozark, Franklin County. was up this week visiting hls daughter, Mrs. ]. Wesley Phillips.
 Lee Sanders. cashier of the Farmers X Merchants Bank. Is spending the week out at Spring Valley resting up.
 The News received q pleasant call last week from Mesdames Dick Sanders and Alex Neale, living out on White River
 W. H. Searcy went to St. Louis Sunday night and will spend the week there buying goods for the firm of Searey Bros.
 W. K. Bird returned Sunday afternoon from business trip to Westville. l. T. He is figuring on trading for some land near that place.
 Miss Jones, who will have charge of the millinery depart ment of the Cash Store this sea son. arrived Sunday night. She resides at Clinton, Mo. Ed Sanders. who eaIilein sev- eral days ago to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sanders out on White River, left Monday after noon for Springfield, Mo.
 Ed. F.. Weleh left Sunday af- ternoon for St Louis, and after q couple of weeks at that place, will go 10 Kansas to resume h1s travels for the Peters Shoe Co. with Mrs. Steinberg,s parents. MT. and Mrs. Sturdivant, west of town. NIT. Steinberg recently disposed of his farm near Duncan and Is thinking of locating in this section.
 The Endeavor Society of the Christian church will celebrate their first anniversary next Sun day evening with an appropriate program. The public IS cordial iy invited to attend
 Speaking of measles, G. W. Hayes, living in the south part of town, has been having 1t in large doses the past few days. Mrs. Hayes and seven of the children were down with the dis ease at one. time.
 Dan Hinson was up from Van Buren Saturday visiting his par ents. He has been braking on the Iron Mountain from Van s8uren to Coffeyville. Kan, but
 been off for several days on
 eo' It of the strike of the boil
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 W. l.. Pruner of this place re- gently purchased half interest in the mercantile establishment of Allen Sanders at Spring Val. lev. and also half interest in the big Sanders farm near there. MT. Pruner will continue to re- side in Springdale, however.
 As will be seen from the election proclamation of Mayor Lane Tn this issue the people of Springdale will be given an op- portunity at the April election to vote on the extension of the city limits and also on keeping up the COWS. Both ought to carry.
 Miss Anna Bennett, operator at the telephone office, left Tues day for Little Rock where she will spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. During her absence E. Ninson will have charge of the board during the day and John Luper at night.
 K. I. James and family lett yes terday morning for Independence, Mo-. where they will make their future home. MT. James has the agency for the Union Jack in that locality, and will also give some attention to farming. His friends here wish him much sue cess.
 Will Steinberg and ia mily ar rived Sunday from Duncan, Mo.