The Springdale news., 1908-02-07

of his township as road oVerseer for six years in the past, but vol untarily retired two years ago. He has been solicited by | num- Der of the property owners of the township to again submit his name at the coming primary, and should he be elected tue town ship will be assured of good I #overseer.
 Mr. and Mrs. (. x. Furry arrived home Thursday night of last week from a few weeks trip to Kansas, Washington City, Tennessee and Florida. They met with the worst sort of weath- CT all along the line. and Ill Flor ida where they expected to find sunshine and flowers they found q cold, raw wind which reminded them of Kansas weather. Not withstanding these draw backs, they had an enjoyable time. Mr. Furry resumed his position as Frisco agent Monday,
 (. H. Hewitt, of Wells, Neya- da, has purchased haif interest in the hardware buSiness oI N x. Hewitt X Co., formerly the Springdale Hardware Company. Nr.Hew1tt will not take an ae- tie part III the business, as II will require about two years for him to wind up his affairs In the west At the end oi that time he contemplates coming here to make his home The business will be continued under the firm name of w. \. Hewitt x Co.,, and the working force will con- >iSt of Nr, Hewitt, his son Earl and C. w. Randall, who accept cd q position in tie store the first of the month. George Eenabie, who liSs been employed in the store for the past few months, has returned to =his.hone at Elm Springs.
 Mrs. Laura Bra1y, wife of N. C. Braly, died at her home in Fayetteville Saturday afternoon of facial erysipe1as after an H. ness of one week. [ uneral ser- vices were held at Central Pres bvterian Church Sunday and the remains were taken to Cane Hill Monday for internent. Deceased was born at Cane Hill November 0. 1S45, and with the exception of twelve years spent in Wash iHgton City, has lived iH Wash ington county. She was mar Tied December T, 1s6s, and is survived by husband and five children: E. H. Braly. of Du- rant, Okla, Mrs. T. l.. AcCul- loeh of Lincoln. Ark, and Amanda L., Mary L. and N. C. Braly, Jr. One son, Capt Earle k. Braly of St. Louis, Mo-, died Nov. 1st, 1900 She also left surviving her, one brother, Geo. NJ. Hagood of Durant, Okla. and two sisters, Mrs. W. D. Me Bride of Fort Gibson. Okla, Mary F. Hagood of Fayetteville.
 J. $. Dill of Prairie Grove an- nounces iii this issue of The News as candidate for State 1 Senator. In Speakino of Nfr. Dill the Prairie Grove Herald says: "AIr. Dill k a.South Caro- linian by birth. but came to Northwest Arkansas in his carly boyhood days, and has since made this country his home
 He Was reared on farm At the age of 24 he began rail- roading for the Frisco, which re- suited Ill the loss of the Use of his right hand. Thus disabled he took up the work of teaching i'll the public schools Ill 1901 lie graduated in, and received d diploma from a Tennessee Law School, and is a member of the bar of the 4th Judicial Circuit More than three years ago his attention was attracted to the town of Prairie Grove, with it's beautiful surroundings as being an ideal spot for home. He has had great faith that there is bright future for our town. ' He has been our Mayor for three years and IS preside. of our Board of Trade and as such he has always manifested great in- terest in the promotion and gen. eral welfare of our town and people, not only financially, but morally and religously as we'll
 With such a man as Mr. Dill to represent Washington county in the Senate, we feel that all of our people would be fairly and impartially represented. Having been in touch, by his own experi- ences, with the farm, educational business and professional life, he