The Springdale news., 1908-09-11
Heigbborbood Hews.
Left over last week.
HOMETOWN.

her g1Tlhood. She lett here with her brother and sister whom she had not seen iu twenty-five years. It Is the first time she has left her family. but she felt as they were grown they were able 10 do for themselves while she took little vacation. NIT. Bash. how ever, looks lonesome ard Mrs. Bash, upon her return. will doubtless realize how much she IS appreciated.
 Leo MaeStri has bought a new horse and buggy. On Sunday. in the cool of the evening. NIT. and Mrs. Maestri can be seen en- toying a pleasant ride.
 Anthony Schina. a resident Of Oklahoma. has come to Tonti- town for his health. Tontitown IS winning a record for itself as health resort.
 Among the visitors last week at Tontitown were Judge Hem ingway and wife. Judge Hill of the supreme court, and attorney Le Forest and niece. Of Little Rock; Wythe Walker and wife and NIT. Cravens and wife Of Fay etteville. and Reyburn Peay. his wife and mother. As guests of Father Bandini they had most enjoyable time.
 Last week fishing party con- sisting of E1vidio Morsani. Ca milo MorsaHi. John Zulpo. Pa cifico Pinalto and the Misses Ze- linda Bastianelli. Mary Bastia- nelli and Kate Pinalto. wen to Osage. They caught some fish but lost them on their way home
 Speaking of fishing did you hear the wonderful stories about the wonderful fishes which N G. 0wnbey and (. N Furry or Springdale- have been telling whlIe they were III ontitoHn last Thursday
 The Tonti Lime Company have given the contract for making barrels to-JameS Pozza o Co. The store aid building once oWn- ed by Ritter & Gardner ot Elm Springs, has been purchased and moved 10 tl1e lime kiln to be used as a place of storage for the bar rels
 Emidio Morsani. who has put up So many buildings ID Tonti- town and elsewhere for 50 many i people, is HOW working tor him. self erecting a new hve-roou house for his growing family. The old house has been removed and the new one Is being built on the site oi the old one.
 Leo Maestri has been making new additions aud improvements around his home.
 Men are at work al St. Jos epil's Church removing the old stoop in order that new and hrne- one nav be erected.
 For the past week or more men have been busy digging the eel lar for the new house which. | is said. k going 10 bc occupied by Peter Ardemagni. Peter has ore of the finest vlueyard> ard oue ot the finest orchards ot Tontitown
 The grapes. which | was thought were destroyed by the frost. are found to be IT nsHela better condition than was anticl- pated Because oi the frost n the early spring the crop k small but what survived i> ci excellent quality. as ole cau see by looking at those o5 Fe.lee A-detnagns.
 St. Narxs Academy reopens next Monday, September 4 change las been made ln the teaching faculty. Sister Cosan- ba and Sister Leila have returned 10 Fort Smith and Sister Agatha and Sister Andrea have come 10 Tontitown. Sister Agatha. who for ten wears managed the we'll known academy at Mena, vii be principal. Our academy has been iu existence but two years \ laege attendance Is expected on the opening day. The currlcu- lum of studies corresponds with that required by the Arkansas school board and, in addition. the language ard music receive intelligent and practical atteu- tion LUNA.