The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
of 1ocal Interest.

Mrs. Mack Renner is at Springfield No. for a few weeks visiting with 1 her parents
 Mir and Mrs. Lou Niekerson came down from Rogers Sunday to visit with relatives.
 Born.-To MT and Mrs R L. 1 Morgan. Wednesday afternoon Au- gust I. daughter.
 H. c Ritchie went over to Lin coin Tuesday to visit with his son Clyde for day or two.
 The man who attempts to meet all the Frisco trains these times has an all-days job on his hands.
 Mrs W r. Farrar and little son H.l went over to Eureka Springs last week to spend a few weeks.
 Only a little more than three weeks now until the opening of Springdale Schools Monday, August 30. is the l date
 Clint Murphy came in Friday from Russellville, and has gone to work at his old place in Stokes barber shop
 John Stockton was over from Si- loam Springs this week on busi- ness and mingling with old Spring dale friends
 Miss Loie Richer left Tuesday evening for Chicago where she will study music. being absent for sev- eral months.
 Miss Daisy Young went over to SpringtoWn Wednesday to spend few days visiting at the home of Dr ]. l.. Clemmer
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W Curtis and children left Saturday for Charles ton. Franklin County. to visit the parents of the former.
 D. Fava, of Westville. H.. came in first of the week to visit with friends out at Tontitown. He will return to Illinois next week.
 Mrs Lizzie McAlister left Wednes- day afternoon for Salina, Kansas. to spend two or three weeks visi- ting with her step-daughter.
 Judge and Mrs A L. Thompson returned Monday from Grove. Ok, where they had been visiting with their daughter Mrs. Will Long dale, who had been out from Fay etteyille visiting among old friends, returned home Monday evening
 Benton County let the contract Saturday for bridge over Spayin nav creek. the successful bidder being the Illinois Bridge Company
 Mrs. l.. A. Carter expects to leave to-day for Shenandoah. Iowa, to join her husband who is doing some real estate work in that see tion.
 Fred Foust went to Westyille. Oklahoma. yesterday morning to work on new residence being erected at that place by E H Bryant.
 ]. j. Banks began teaching at Cross Roads. west of town, Monday He has an enrolment of forty, which will probably be increased next week
 The News, by way of Uncle Sans mail, has received from s. T. Sher- rod of Edwards, Wash, a sample of very fine cherries which grew in that country
 W c. Thompson and W G Own Mo. Wednesday to spend few days fishing, and while there will be the guests of Roy Wilson
 Miss Evelena Pendergrass. who had been over visiting her grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Pen dergrass, returned Saturday to her nome at MuSkORee, Ok.
 If The News carried an advertise nient of every business enterprise in town the paper would impress strar gers as being published in i've hustling community
 A Farmers Union picnic was held at Monte Ne Thursday of last week, addresses being delivered by Hon J. T. M. Holt, Dr. Bronson, A. & Laudermilk and others
 John Thompson and family left Monday morning for Prairie Grove and Rhea. and expect to be absent for about month visiting with relatives and friends
 W D. Dakon has sold his proper ty just outside the corporate limits on the south to a Mir Strickland of Texas. who expects to move his