The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
in tbe Gown and County.

Dr. N. (. Bouton, of Wankee- gan, H., arrived Sunday to visit with his brother, (. $. Bouton.
 Miss Ellen Simmons Of Fay etteville was married last week to John II. McCaskill, of Memphis, 1 Tenn.
 Speaking of new potatoes, 1 Grandma Baker, living on Maple Street, took twenty-five from one hill last week.
 AIr. and Mrs. A. l.. Emery left Monday afternoon for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where NIT. Elm cry las contract to do some tin and iron work.
 The Fayetteville Review says tile l. 0. 0. F. lodge at that place k arranging to Haee 4th of July celebration OH East Mountain near that town.
 Col NJ D. Vance left Monday afternoon for Richmond. Na.. t. attend the reunion of Gonfede- rate veterans. and will also take Ill the exposition at Jamestown.
 Mrs. Flora Lewis left Monday for Monett, Mo, where she will join her husband George Lewis. who has position there with the Frisco. -Berryville Progress.
 Fine Shannon, who wa> sent te the fenitentiary year ago from this county, k repoffed to have died on the state farm two weeks ago. Fayetteville Demo- crat.
 Alex Price was pardonrd Mon- day by acting Governor Pindall. The petition praying for lis par don @as signed by many repre- sentative citizens He k neW al home with his family. Favrtte- vile Democrat.
 SoIne time ago il wds talked that Springdale would haeea 4tl1 th ot July celebration, but noth- : ing has as yet been done with re- gard te the matter | | k the intention to have celebration work should begin It once
 S. L. WoolSey reports that thr | people around WyuIan Ire much interested Ill bridge at that place and have been raising eea- siderable money by private sub- serlptlon to cooperate with tile county in building q bridge u { that place. Fayetteville Review. ,
 The school board met Saturday night and organized bY eleetin2 W. 5. Brogdon president and l.. \. Gll1ett secretary. The reg { aldr monthly meeting ot the board will be held next Tuesday hen the election of teachers for 1 the neXt term oI school Wili pos stblN be taken up.
 l. c. NeSbit, conductor OH tie Frisco for number of 4ears. who has been on the run from Fayetteville to Muskoeee Tor some time past, died at Fasette- vile Friday after an illness of only two days. Tile remains were shipped to hiSold home II Paris, Texas, for interment.
 Roy lfolcomb, son of Calvin | lloleonb, living four miles west of town, returned last week from NeAiester, l T. where he lad been attending business college. on account of some trouble tic work of the school wdS Hot satis- factory and Roy will finish his business course at the business =ollcgr at | ayetteyille.
 Tlle memorial services 1t the | Auditorium Sunday afternoon { were attended by a large crowd, I number from out of town being present. The room was ap- Propriately decorated for the oc- casion, and an interesting pro- ; grogram was rendered, the prin- eiPal feature being d sermon by Rev N. K. Nelsoppastor of the | NJ. F. Church at k6gers.
 The Ouaellita Baptist College ball team played two games at Fayetteville Friday and Satur- day of last week, tn, University of Arkansas winning both games scores to 0 and c to }, Keith, the University's star twirler, pitched the first game and struck out eighteen men and yielded but two hits. These games ended the season for the University team
 The entertainment given at the Auditorium Friday night by the University Glee Club was greatly enjoyed by all present, l and almost every number OH the program called for an encore. There were some eighteen or twenty young men in the party. Arlin Stoekburger of this place being among the number. The glee club is credit to the Uni versity.
 Everett HaweS, for five years one of the publishers of the Fay , etteyille Review has sold his in- terest i'll the paper to ] A Fal- lin. MT. Hawes announces that lie will locate either in Texas or Oklahoma. The Review is now being published by philbeck X Fallin, the politics of the paper remaining Republican as hereto-1 fore Thn NnmS ,riShas tInn, l