The Springdale news., 1907-08-16
Neigbborbood Rews.
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Los Vegas. K M. arrived Thursday night about midnight oil visit to the iatter's parents, Mr and Mrs. Nat Wilks They stopped on the way to visit Mrs. AIongrre sister, Mrs James Guthrie at Braggs. l. T.
 Denver Nance. one our young merchants was married August 4th to Miss E.d of near Benton vile. Their acquaintance began while they we're attending the University at Fayetteville two or three years ago. Denver has many friends who will be glad to know of the good fortune that has come 10 him and who will welcome his bride t6 our midst.
 Bud Lee has bought the interest of A. N Gibbs in the blacksmith and repair shop, and with l.. B. ShipIee will continue tile business at the old stand of Shipey X Gibbs.
 Jack Fritts k spending few days with friends and relative 1t this place. Jack lived near here for many years. but about year ago he moved to | farm west ot Tahequah. 1. T., and IS doing wei.
 A r. Johnson k the owner of q bran new Edi- son phonograph. He claims he bought 1t for his wife, but he looked tckled that We believe he suggested to his wife that She ask him to get it. The meetings at this place closed about ter days ago, with tweuty-two professions and sey- e7al additions to the churches. Two ba bieS were sprinkled at the request ot the parents Arch Markham and wife came in from Las An- mas. Colo. few days ago, where they had beer making their home for several months. Mr Markham k stopping at Sprngdae while hi> wife Is visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. Joe Fritts, living Hear here.
 But few persons from here attended the reunion at Macedonia Saturday The weather Is 50 ho that picnie> aid reunions are ne fun.
 Shade MeGar1er. living southwest of Fayette- file, n town one day last week. He former. Y lived here.
 few months ago when tae farmers unions were being organized throughout this section, a contract Was made between several of the lodges and Harris S Co.,, ot this place, whereby the ldt ter was to furnish these lodges with goods tt | pe- cent. above cost and carriage. Nt uuder> tand tilat thi> arrangement did lot prove satisfactory to Harris tx 0a. aid they called III the contracts which. ot course. aHnulled them
 HIrg 5. Fritt> came iH I few days ago ron tffe West wefe he had been working this sum ner. Most of the time he n Colorado, bu got lar as the Grand Canyon of the Colorado a Arizona. Hi5es did not seem to be much i'm pressed with the Grand Canyon. comparing i zith some of the valleys III the Ozark mountains aaa7 wider. Some of u> had formed the opiniof that II was ole ot the wonders Of the
 Newt Cook las moved into town from the Franl Nance farm and k occupying the Geo. Bev CTS property. and Q. K. Barron has moved from the Mrs. Richards property to the place known a the Kelly property.
 Ms, Ella Lane who has good position witt electric power company at Tahlequah, 1, T. k u a few days visit.
 Ben Goddard k teaching school at the White fer school house. Miss Stella Ellis k teaching al Hickory Grove and her brother Alvin k teachins at California school house, the last two being il California township.
 L. " Bevers has started hs evaporater but | not running on full time.
 X T. Smith expect, 10 move to opringdat within three weeks to put his ehildren in school ] Wm. Ellsworth will move to Mr. Smiths farn when he moves to town.
 Sid Garret k spending a few days visiting here at Huntsville and Marble. Sid Is now living Ft. Gibson, I. T., where he IS cashier of tn Farmers aud Merchants National Bank, and t also president of bank at Braggs, 1. T., of whicl Claud Hamilton, formerly of this county, is cash fer. Sidney is popular here and are glad t see him. He and his family expect to return home last of this week
 \ Mir. Reynolds a photographer who vas resident of our town for several weeks while talk ing pictures of farm houses m this section, lei last week. He seemed to have forgotten one 0 his friends but remembered him when he reached Springdaie.
 Mrs Ben Goddard Miss Oda Parker and Melvir WhItmore were baptized by Rev Ennis in Clad creek last Sunday. and N k. Barron was bap tzed by Rev. Youngman. the first three joining the Methodist church and the latter the Baptis church
 The hot dry weather i> working ruin to th, corn crop in Madison county. Even with season able weather rom now or the crop will be yer short. Some eaf that tile conditions are wors than during t9e dreuth ot 4G1. for in that yea 3e aad geed wheat and apple crop, while th1 year both wlll be short.
 John Arendaie after an eighteen months ab seaee in California, came in yesterday.
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 ELM SPRINGS.
 August i3.-Mss Minnie Gote1er k spendin.