The Springdale news., 1908-01-31
nn tbe Gown and County.

remembered by them, as they had with them on that day all their children and grand children. There were Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Brown of Huntsville, Mir. and Mrs. L. l. Funk of La Grand I Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis of Fayetteville, and Albert Yount from Montana.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Harine ton came Ill last week from Hamburg. Iowa. where they were called by the death of ". K. Belcher. father of Mrs. Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington now reside at Perry, Oklahoma.
 Harvey Lewis came over from his War Eagle farm latter part of last week and while here was taken seriously i'll with pleurisy and x HOW at the home of his mother. lis wife. who came over to attend hlm, was also taken i'll.
 All persons interested in tile grave yard at Sons Chapel, southeast of Springdale, are re- quested to meet there on Febru- ary s, at ten d. III. The grave yard k to be enlarged by the ad- dltion of more ground and flew fences are to be built.
 A masquerade party was given Friday night at the residence of Ed. F. Weleh in honor of the 17th birthday anniversary of Miss Annie Oldham. \ number of young people were present, and IL Was d right merry gathering. Chocolate and cake were served.
 VI. Stokes announces in this issue of The News as oan- didate for constable, subject to the Demoeraetie primary. Mr. Stokes IS well known to the peo- pie of Springdale Township, having served III the past both as Ieonstabl and as marshal of tie l town.
 C.. N. Hamby sends Us dollar from Guymon, Oklahoma, to ap- ply on hls subscription. He for nerly resided i'll this section, and says the people who went out there with but little money are having q hard time ot it but the country IS gradually coming to i the front and conditions growing ] better all the time.
 Mr. and Mrs F. r. Haight, of l Winfield. Iowa, came up from Fayetteville Saturday and are visiting at the home of their i daughter. Mrs. D. F. Richer, southwest of town. Mr. and Mrs. i Haight will spend the winter here and at Fayetteville, Mrs. X. H. Glass of the latter place also 1 being the1r daughter.
 Ellis Walters came in Sunday nie Int from Emmett, Idaho. He went out there some time ago with Dr. and Mrs. Stearns and has been working tt Emmett and Boise City at the carpenters trade. He likes that country and says Dr. and Mrs. StearnS are well pleased He is home to stay, at least for awhile.
 Mrs. Geo. II. Bennett, who had been here visiting her parents, AIr. and Mrs. J. F. Palmer, left Sunday for Francis, Oklahoma, to visit with her husband, who was recently gwen the position of Frisco agent at that place. AS soon as a suitable house can be secured Mr. and Mrs. Bonnet will go to housekeeping at Fran ciS.
 In a recent paragraph ill The News 1t was stated that Font Earle would sever his connec tion with the First National Bank at Fayetteville and remove to Cane Hill. We learu this IS an error, and We hasten to make eorrec- tion. The News got its infor- nation from what was considered
  reliable source, hence its publi- cation.
 Mrs. C. F. Diffenbacher and H. NJ. Diffenbacher, wife and daughter, of Great Bend, Kan, arrived Saturday night and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ] $. Ewalt. The first named is the mother and Mr. Diffenbacher brother, of Mrs. Ewalt. The elder Mrs. Diffen- bacher will probably be here for several weeks.
 Mr. C. NJ. Porter of Texas, will spend Friday, S1st, in i Spriugdale giving orchard dem-