The Springdale news., 1907-03-22
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 Tomorrow is premium day in Springdale.
 Fred Firman made business trip to Rogers Monday.
 The street sprinkler could have been used to good advantage th1s this week.
 The barefoot boy and the straw hat have appeared, sure harbin- gers of spriug.
 A number of Springdale busi- ness men are advertising special sales in this issue. Look them up.
 Some of our correspondence had to be committed and others lett out entirely this week for want ot space.
 $. W. Clark returned Monday night from Barry county, Mo-, where he has been selling the Union Jack.
 A. McGary and family left Tuesday morning for Houston, Texas, where they contemplate making their home.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Baggettre- turned Monday from Winslow where they had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Fitzgerald.
 Hon. W. J. Bryan will lecture at the Opera House at Fayette- vile on the night of April s, sub- feet, "The World and Its Ways.
 4 new plate glass front is to be put in the building occupied by Ownbey's drug store. The building is owned by W. B. Brog- don.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Woodruff ore making arrangements to move into the |. ]. Gillett prop erty in the northeast part of town.
 Claire Farrar returned Monday from Hot Springs. where he had been taking treatment for rheu- matism. and is considerably in1- proved.
 Mack Henson and Ed. Carrel left Wednesday afternoon for Eureka Springs, Berryville and Golden. Mo, or mule buying expedition.
 Misses Anna and Erin Edison came out from Fayetteville latter l part Of last week to visit with relatives and friends, returning Sunday night.
 w. (. Covert and L. NJ. Burge, of Big Springs, Texas, came in first of the week on business. Mr. Burge is thinking of locating in this section.
 Fred Firman is again in the popcorn and peanut business. i He has ordered new machine, 4 and will make his headquarters 4 at Bennett X Dyes grocery store. 3 Robert Morris went down to 3 Fort Smith Tuesday to take the N civil service examination for l | position in the railway mail ser I vice. He returned Wednesday < afternoon.
 $ ". E. Fraker. IT., son of W. 7 E. Fraker, residing some ten miles southwest of Springdale. A left Tuesday afternoon for Te- Il eumcari, New Mexico, where he 4 has claim.
 4. Mir. aud Mrs. NJ. c. Boch, ot Il DeOueen, who had been over a, 4 Huntsville visiting Mrs. G. T 4 Berry, mother of Mrs. Boch, took 3 the train here Monday night fol 4 their home.
 M Frank Wilkerson was called from Springfield last week by the 8 illness of his father, Dr. Wilker- son. The doctor IS now consid- erably improved, but has not ful. s3 ly recovered.
 X E. A. Gillett has sold his resi-
 dence property near the Univer
 sity at Fayetteville to ]. NJ Fl Bruner, of Ada, l. T., who has K moved in and will make his home . at Fayetteville. EA N. B. Long of this place, ac eompanied by his brother, NJ. P X Long, of Lowell, left Monday af ternoon foJ St. Louis to buy nev
 goods for the firm of Long { 2. Snider at this place.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. $. Ewalt lef EX "Wednesday afternoon for Grea Z Bend, Kansas, in response 10
 telegram announcing the deatf
 of the latter's father, (. F. Diff
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