The Springdale news., 1909-08-13

Daily, Tuesday.
 Toll Harp. who has charge of Walter Pruner's big farm over on War Eagle. was in town Tuesday He says the bottom corn is standing the drouth very well, but that on the ridges il has been badly dam aged
 Miss Bell Phillips and Miss Emma Carter left Wednesday night for St. Louis to post up on the new styles in millinery The former will have charge of the millinery department Of Wittys store at Gravett the com ing season
 N R stubblefield and his son in-law. \ L. Woodruff, who re- gently purchased the [. j. Gillett place in the northeast part Of town, arrived few days ago from Cof- feyyille Kansas, and will make theil home here
 This section has been visited by AoAd4 Hiioa - . tue past Aeth, but none have touched Springdale, al- though there was light rain Sun day afternoon in the vicinity of W B. Brogdons home northeast of town a short distance
 Miss Minnie Fritts. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Allen Fritts. who has been employed at the Sanitarium as a nurse left Wednesday afternoon for College View. Neb., to attend an Adventist training school where she will complete the course.
 George Walker was fined s20o and given six months in jail in police court at Fayetteville Nednes- day on the charge of throwing rocks at the residences of George Raedels and ]. N McLendon a few nights before. The case was appealed
 The members of the Degree of Honor Lodge an auxiliary of the A O.G w. had a very pleasant time at their meeting Wednesday night. one of the enjoyable features of the evening being ice cream and cake. of which there was an abund- anee
 [. J. Gillett. who recently sold his residence property in the north east part of town. has purchased the residence property on Maple Avenue owned by C. A Belts. and as soon as he can get possession will move in and make his home there
 Mr and Mrs Harry Mcdonald arrived home Saturday from Van Buren. where they have been mak- ing their home for some time past the former having position in a drug store at that place. He has given up his position there. and will be in Springdale for some time His parents expect to go to Iowa soon on a visit, and during their absence Harry and his wife will care for their place southwest of town
 W H. Browning. a former resi- dent of Springdale. and who was one of the best known fruit growers in this section. has been quite ill for some time past at Twin Falls, Idaho. to which place he went sev- eral months ago He was first talk en with pneumonia, which was fol- lowed by heart trouble Late reports from Twin Falls say that he is improving Mir Brownings s daughter Mrs. Tucker of Chicago. has been with him for some time, and will remain with him until he is able to be removed to her home.
 W. S Tobey. of Little Rock. rep resenting the Mergenthaler Lino type Co, was in Springdale Tues day. having called to see how The News was getting along with it's Junior He says the success We are having with the machine has at tracted the attention of newspaper men all over the state, and as a re- suit number of them are con templating the purchase of a ma chine The machine in The News office certainly does the business, and the only fault the writer has found is that it keeps him jumping to provide the copy.
 A M Leitzell of Fort Smith has been appointed Frisco agent at this place, and took charge latter part of last week. He has been connect ed with this road for ten years past, being in the superintendent s office at Fort Smith before coming here He is accompanied by his family consisting of his wife and daughter, and they are at present