The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

Mrs. J. NJ. Bench, who has been quite i'll for several weeks, is improving.
 The tax collector will be in Springdale Wednesday, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday of next week.
 Mrs. Dr. Sparkman orders The News sent to her sister. Mrs. J C. Miller, living near Rogers.
 Mrs. C. X. Belts left Wednes- day afternoon for Saltwater, Ok. to visit with Ter father, who IS reported quite Ill.
 Shore Searcy, who is engaged in the drug business at Eureka Springs, was over to see home folks first of the week.
 Frank Howard and family were down from Monett, Mo-, last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.. W. Howard, parents of the for mer.
 E. Vinson. Who has been em- pIoyed at Fort Smith for some time past. came III home Tues day night and will probably en- gage in some business here.
 Mrs. Martha Bynum and Mrs. Ellen Walden. who had been yis- iting with relatives in Springdale, went down to Fayetteville Wednesday, 10 visit with rela- tives.
 Now is good time to begin that campaign of advertising for spring trade, and III 10 way can 1t be done SO good and so cheaply as through the columns of The News.
 The News is requested to an- nounce that the Cemetery Asso- citation will meet with Mrs. Moore Saturday al , p. Ill. Mem bers are urgently requested to be present.
 Monroe Summons, who recent ly came to Springdale from St. Louis, has purchased an interest in the dray business Of John Glasscock and k driving one of the wagons.
 The government thermometer registered 6 above zero Sunday morning, which was two below the morning before, and was once more the coldest ot the win ter F fayetteville Daily, Monday.
 C. T. Jones, who had been visiting at his old home at Go- shen, took the train here WedneS- day morning for his home at Eureka Springs. While i'll town lie dropped in to see The News.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian Church gave d reception Thurs day afternoon ot last week at the pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs. (. $. Bouton compli- mentarv to Mrs. Rev. w. H. Morrow.
 Three tons of wire arrived Wednesday for use in installing Springdale's electric light plant, and other machinery and supplies will be coming Ill right along now. Work on tie plant will soon be under way.
 There were several entries i'll J. k. Ralston's s bread making contest, which was closed Satur- day. The first prize, 100 pounds of flour, was awarded to Mrs. J. A. Mcguire, and the second, 50 pounds of flour, to Mrs. $. k. Stokes.
 The attention of Democratic voters of Elm Springs Township IS directed to the announcement of $. J. Roper, candidate for constable. Mr. Roper IS well know to the people of hls town ship as worthy man and good Democrat.
 John Young left Wednesday morning for Portales, New Mex leo, to look after his claim locat- ed near that place and will be absent for month or six weeks. He accompanied car loaded by himself and Chas. Cummings, ot Johnson, the latter gong to make his home out there.
 Mrs. Morrow, wife of Rev. w. H. Morrow, pastor of the Pres byterian church, arrived few days ago from Augusta, aud now Mir. Morrow is beginning to feel more at home. They have gone to housekeeping i'll the Wyhe residence property which was re- gently purchased for their use.