The Springdale news., 1908-01-17
nn tbe Gown and County.


 The Times says an effort will be made to get third rural free delivery route from Lincoln.
 W. l.. Anderson of Fayette- vile has been appointed coroner.i succeeding Y. J. Baird, deceased.
 Mrs. Muntey, mother of John Muncey, died last week at her home near Sons Chapel, aged s4 years.
 Clarence Fugate was up from Fayetteville Monday visiting with his mother, Mrs. Mary Fugate.
 Mrs. Hannah Major of Galena. Kansas, who is an old acquaint- anee of Mrs. w. F. Berry, arrived last week on visit.
 Bert Smith, formerly Western Union operator at this place, has secured | position at Fort Smith and las moved his family to that place.
 Mrs. I. C. Riggs left Sunday afternoon for Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, where she will make her home with her daughter. Mrs. Ben Pollock.
 Clyde Ingram. who has been conducting q hard wood lumber business It =Poteau, down below It. Smith, Tor some time past, has moved his office to Favette- vile.
 Gov. Pindall has pardoned Oscar Dold who was sent to the penitentlary from this county in 19o4 Tor killing of 1nan named Robinson, in Cane Hill township. The pardon was gran ted to restore citizenship, Dold having served out lis time-=EX- change.
 T. J. Hill returned latter part of last week from visit to his old home i'll Iowa. He says the winter up there has been the miidest known for fifty years. but We have all idea had Tom been Up there long about Satur- day lie would have had taste of the real article.
 Judge and Mrs. A.Le T homp- son arrived home Friday night from their visit at DeQueen, this state, and at points In Tex as. They had very enjoyable time, tile only incident occurring to mar the pleasures of their trip ~as the illness of Mr. Thompson while at Deoueen.
 C. N. Morrow announces in this issue for reelection as one of Washington eounty's repre- sentatlves III the lower house of general assembly. Dick Nor Tow k one Of N Washington coun- tvs best citizens and will make the people l faithful and eonsei- entiouS representative.
 Ora Pearson. son of NIr. and Mrs. W. E. Pearson, of Fayette- vile, but who formerly resided out west of Springdale, came in last week from California to visit with home folks. He has been Ill California Tor the past five years, and expects to return about the first of February.
 The News k i'll receipt of the sixth annual catalogue of the Roswell Seed Go, of Roswell. New Mexico. The owners of the company are John E. Gill, a for mer resident of Springdale. and his son. Walter Gill. The cata- logue has prosperous look about 1t that Ne are glad to see.
 The News is in receipt of a letter from J NJ. Taylor, Of Oak land. Cal. renewing his sub scri ption. He says the panic hit that country pretty hard, but he still holds hls job as street in- speetor and that lie k getting along nicely. which his old Ark ansas friends will be glad to learn. He says Geno Roberts and Phil Daily. both ot whom re- side in Oakland. were visiting him recently.
 The heaviest fall of snow that has visited this section this sea son fell Friday night and Satur- day. 1t was about six inches on d level, and had the ground been dry 1t would have been much deeper. Snow fell at intervals all day Saturday, accompanied by good stiff wind from the northwest, which reminded one Of sure enough winter. Monday was bright and sunshiny and much of the snow disappeared.
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