The Springdale news., 1909-06-04
ntems of tbe Gown and County.

The patrons of school district No. 6S will hold thelr annual school meeting next Saturday (to-morrow) at p. III. at Fish back. They postponed the meet ing until that time on account of so many being busy with their stra wberries.
 Miss Kate Reed of this place has been reelected as one of the teachers i'll the pubic schools at Fayetteville. w. E. Simpson, a former resident of Springdale, was reelected principal of Jeffer- son school, and Frank Root was reelected superintendent.
 At meeting of the school board Tuesday afternoon it was decided to open the next term of school on August 30, closing December l7 for q holiday of one week, re-opening December 2S and closing April l5. This will make an eight months term.
 We understand II. A Daily has taken the management of drug store at Fayetteville, and if the business proves satisfactory he may locate there permanently. Bitf's old Springdale friends hope to see him "on top again soon.
 Pierce Craig and sister Miss Bessie came in Monday night from Texas. and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wednesday night. Pierce is looking better, and his mother was considerably improved byher stay in Texas, but to them there is no place like Arkansas.
 Mrs. J. $. Ewalt and son Joe and little daughter Harriett ar rived home Wednesday from Great Bend, Kansas, where they were called by the death of the formers mother. Harriett has been i'll for some time past. and is not yet entirely recovered.
 Conductor 0. w. Howard and family of Paris, Texas, were in town last week visiting the form CTS partnts, Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Howard. On account of the ill., ness of one of their children they cut their visit shorter than was intended, returning home Friday night
 Prof. Caldwell, who has been principal of the public school at Prairie Grove for the past few years, has been employed as principal of the Westville school for the next term. Miss Dearing, also of Prairie Grove, has been employed as one of the teachers at Westv!lle.
 We have some correspondence iri this issue from Norwood, in the west part of the county. We have plans under way by which we hope soon to be able to accommodate many more corres- pondents from surrounding points and make The News a newspaper second to none in it's class.
 $. l.. Todhunter, who was called to Fayetteville as wit ness in the Holt murder trial, came up Tuesday morning, ac- companied by Mrs. Todhunter, to pay short visit to Spring dale friends. They returned to Little Rock Wednesday where they will make their home.
 Webber Long, who has been playing with the Hutchinson Kan. ball team for the past few weeks, came in Monday. It is his intention to play independ- ent ball the remainder of the season with Rogers and Monett teams, and assist in the store of Long X Snider at this place.
 Announcements have been re- ceived in Springdale of the mar riage of John F. Blake to Miss Carrie Irene Friedman at San Francisco, California, on May g. The groom is son of MT. and Mrs. A. Blake of this place, and his many old friends here joln in rendering best wishes.
 One of the most enjoyable so- cial events among the younger crowd was the party given re- gently at the home of MT. and Mrs. Will Morgan to the J. U. c. club and some of their friends.