The Springdale news., 1908-09-11

Edgar Linebarger and Mrs. Emily kennan have had their residences repainted, Fred Han- ilton and Carl Hawn, of Hunts vile. doing the work.
 Geo, Buckley, of Oklahoma, and Miss Berniee Chappell, of Whitener. were married August g, Judge J. H. Dunaway offeia- ting. They will make their home III Oklahoma.
 Geo. Bevers was in town yes terday for the first time Tn more than two weeks. He was helping to put new ceiling on our school house when he fell from tie seaf- fold to the floor, striking just above his hips on the door sill. It gave him such severe jolt that he IS just now able 10 walk away from home a short distance.
 Mrs. ]. H. Alderson and ehil- dren are visiting ln Oklahoma. but are expected home this week.
 A nephew of Mr. and Mrs. \. (. Drake, who lives at their home, was thrown from a horse q few days ago and had his arm badly broken. It IS thought the horse stepped on the boy $ arm. 
 Miss Nora Davis has returned to her home at Braggs, Okla, after visiting severaIdays with friends al Huntsville and vicini- ty. Miss Davis Is a daughter of Jim Davis, who is acquainted with about everybody around here, where he lived for several years.
 The writer made mistake in his letter two weeks ago, in which he said that Perry Smyer and A. E. Smyer are brothers. We un- derstand they are cousins of some degree.
 Misses Jessis Berry and Annis WIlks returned from their visit Tn Oklahoma last week. It Is said that young piano tuner of Fay ettesille was so solieitous of the health of one Of the young ladies that he spent several days out there seeing that neither sickness noT any young oklaioman came too =f1ear.=A1itt1eA bit of Reitf-al- " k all right t there Is not too much.
 A son of Lon Andrews. about twelve years old, vas thrown from horse last week and lad his arm broken. Dr Moore was called Ill attendance and reports him doing nicely.
 John Smallin and family. of Knox City, Texas. are visiting relatives and friends here. They moved from here to Texas sever- al years ago.
 X fine, new girl came 10 the home of J..W.. Walker and wife August 2.
 At the colt show held here last Saturday perhaps tile finest lot ot colts ever seen on our streets were on exhibition. T. NJ. Har- ris' colt took first prize in saddle stock. and the colt of J. (. Harris m the Pere heron class.
 The family of Ben Denny has arrived from Montana, and will make their home north of town where they formerly lived. Ne understand that Mr. Denny has not yet arrived, but will be here later. They moved to Montana about two years ago.
 Last Saturday Garrett Wil- Hams was riding a horse and leading young mule near his home. The mule was tied to the horn of the saddle and pulled hard enough to break the front girth. The saddle slipping backward started the horse to kicking, and both the saddle and Mir. Williams came to the ground, the horse kicking Mir. Williams on the thigh as he fell. The mule, still being tied to the sad dle, dragged It and Mr. Williams short distance. Mr. Williams was considerably bruised by being kicked and dragged, and also had some bad cuts on his head, none of them serious, however, It was a close call 10 bad aeti- dent.
 \ letter received from Rev. W. A. Clark said he had just closed q meeting at Fairplay. He preached 54 sermons, baptised 5