The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
nn tbe Gown and County.

home at Wells, Nevada. They left their two children in school at Fayetteville, but expect to re- turn III the course of q couple of years and make Springdale their home.
 N. II. Covert will have d pub- lie sale of some of his personal property on Saturday, 10th inst, at l o'clock at his home in tile west part of town. He Is pre- parlng to move to Muskogee. Oklahoma, to make his home, and will leave some time in March.
 On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. CIV. Perkins gave | dainty lueheon III honor of Mrs. Cole of Shenandoah. Iowa Fourteen covers were laid and the out of town guests were: Mrs. A. O. Clark, of Rogers, Mrs. Justin FL Us, Mrs. John Futrell and Mrs. Edna Miller of Fayetteville.
 Miss Irma Petross, daughter of Alr. and Mrs. l.. D. Petross of this place, was forced to leave school at Holly Springs. Miss. on account of her health, and k HOW at Little Rock visiting with an uncle of Mrs. Petross, and studying music. She will prob ably remain i'll Little Rock until Warm weather.
 The neW pastor of tile First Baptist Church, Rev. l.. $. Bal- lard, accompanied by his family. arrived last week from Mountain Home, and are occupying the parsonage near the church. Rev. Smith and family have moved to the old Sanders prop erty south of tie Adventist church.
 Mrs. Lucia Cato, wife of John Cato, died in the state hospital for nervous diseases yesterday. The remains will be brought here today from Little Rock. The funeral will be held tomor- row. Mrs. Cato was S2 years of age, and was taken to Little Rock last week for treatment.= Fayetteville Daily, 5th inst.
 Y. w. Webster, living out southwest of town surprised his friends by going over to Boone County last week and getting married. The couple came in Friday morning and will make their home here. Mr. Webster came here from Missouri last spring and purchased the Henry Carlisle place southwest of town.
 Mrs. Mary Mccoy, wife of Jacob Mccoy, died at her home in Prairie Grove, Saturday, after d short illness of pneumonia. Deceased was sixty-seven years of age and was born and reared in Washington county. The funeral services took place Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Me Cornell.
 Dodson X Renner are pre- pairing to move into their new quarters, Ill the old Bank of Sprlngdale building. They have had the vault fitted up for the ac- eommodation of those desiring to store papers or articles of value in same, and offer this service absolutely free to the public. Take your papers there and store them where they will be protected from fire.
 Dr. A. (. Smith is in receipt of letter from NJ. C. X C. C. Martin, the electric light people, stating they would load their car last Tuesday and expect to ar rive in Springdale Sunday It Is presumed they will begin work at once on tile electric light plant, and 1t won't be long until Spring dale will be up with surrounding towns 50 far as electric lights are concerned.
 l.. A. Austin, who had the misfortune few weeks ago to lose his residence by fire suffered another loss on Wednesday of last week when his barn burned. We understand practically all the contents were destroyed but he saved his stock. He carried in- surance to the amount of S400 and his loss amounted to about S11o0. Mr. Austin lives out be- yond Elm Spridgs.
 Mrs. Wade Blasingame died Tuesday morning at : o'clock at her home northeast of town. The deceased had been sick about | four weeks. She first had a spell