The Springdale news., 1908-02-07
nn tbe Cowf, and County.

living short distance southwest of town, are enjoying q visit from Jacob Atlbaugh, wife and daughter of Richland County, Wis. and J NJ. Sellers, of Col orado. The former is the bro- ther of Mr. Allbaugh and the lat ter tile brother of Mrs. Allbaugh.
 J. N. Donaldson was tried in Squire Graves court Monday Oh the charge of disturbing tile peace of J. NJ. Davis and family recentlY.-All the parties reside over on White River. The state was represented by J. II. Amaek- CT and tile defense by John Mayes of Fayetteville. Mr. Donaldson was acquitted.
 Our correspondence depart mentis looking little more like old times this week. Now, ii We could just get our Huntsville eor- respondent back in line again the circle would be about complete. The editor appreciates greatly the work of these correspondents, and hopes b see all represented every week fl possible.
 "Oar Old Kentucky Home at the Auditorium Thursday night of tast week was attended by d goodly number of people. The actors would be considered little better than ordinary amateurs. but the music Was good, eSpeei- afy the band. and taken as whole the company seems to have given satisfaction.
 (. II. Porter, a peach expert of TeXarkatIa, who owns orchards in Georgia, was in Springdaie Saturday. and in company with | number of fruit men visited some of the orchards in this locality. add Tn -tile afternoon made short practical talk Mr. Potter thinks this is an ideal peach country. aud says man ought to get fish ilere off ten acres in peaches.
 The News is in receipt of a letter from the Presbyterian Home Hospital in Memphis, Tenna saying that Mrs. Sallie Mills, who formerly resided in Sprinedale. k an inmate of that establishment and that she recently underwent another sur gical operation. The letter says that Mrs. Mills IS recovering rapidly y and it is thought she will soon be strong again.
 The city school board adopted the sketches submitted by Ar- chitect, H. l.. Hewitt, of Peoria, Ill.,, and entered into contract with him tor the architectural work of the high school building. The building Is to cost S25, ,o00 complete He will have the plans and specifications ready within two weeks, and the Board will then be ready to call for bids from the contractors. Fayette- vile Daily.
 Mayor Nm. Focht returned last week from Idaho where he and N. H. Browning had been looking over the country. r hey visited q section of the country which depends entirely on irriga- ton, and AIr. Focht says the soil produces an abundance but the people have trouble in finding. a market for their products. Mr. Browning, who Is wintering III Chicago, Is expected home about the first of next month.
 In this issue of The News will be found the announcement of N. Vernon Sherrod, candidate for county clerk. Mir. Sherrod is d son of E. N. Sherrod, of Goshen Township, one of the leading citizens of the county. Vernon Is now d student at the Univer- sity, being d member of the sen for class and will graduate this year. He IS a bright young man of splendid attachments, and would make a good county clerk.
 A number of friends of Col. NJ. D. Vance have solicited him to make tile race for representative, but after considering the matter he has concluded, on account of the short time remaining before the primary, not TO enter the con- test. Col. Vance requests The News to express his thanks to those who have voluntarily offer ed their support, and to say that he hopes to vote for men for the general assembly who will work and vote for state wide prohlbi- tion.
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