The Springdale news., 1909-03-02

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 An effort IS being made, should the weather prove favorable, tc get couple of games of baseball with the University of Arkansas team before the Springdale play CTS get scattered. Should the games be arranged Neal Vance will work III the box for Spring dale in one of the games.
 Harve Farley, residing out in the vicinity Of Harman, came in Saturday afternoon from Peters burg, Texas, where he had been to assist Eld. and Mrs. J. S. Gowan in getting back to Arkau- sas. Mir. Cowan has been i'll for some time, but lie stated Satur- day that he was considerably better than he had been.
 Mrs. A. J. Vaughan and little son went down to Fayetteville Saturday and from there to Tahlequah, Oklahoma, to join Mir. Vaughan, who is i'll business at that place and where they will make their home. Mrs. Vaughan was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. II. C. Ninson, who will spend week or so over there.
 Charles Stokes, son of II. l.. Stokes, former resident of Sprlngdale, was here latter part of last week visiting with rela- tiyes and friends. He las been i'll Albuquerque, New Mexico, tor some time past and cashed in re- gently to good advantage and was on his way 10 Westville, Ok, to visit with his parents.
 Mrs. Roland Clark arrived Sat urday from Eureka Springs to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smyer. NIT. Clark who has position on the Mis- souri and North Arkansas road, was recently promoted and given regular run as passenger con ductor, and he and Mrs. Clark will make their home at Searcy in the future.
 Ghas. F. Renner, manager of the Auditorium. Is i'll receipt of d letter from Fred Bartell of Si- loam Springs giving further in- formation of what he would re- quire to conduct q Chautauqua here this season. Mir. Bartell's demands are considered | little bit unreasonable, and the proba- i bilities are the matter will be dropped and that there will be no Chautauqua here this season.
 Policeman Henry captured a trunk full of whisky at the sta tion last night. Gene Fisher was loading 1t on his blackboard, when Henry made the discovery Ii was hauled to the police court and opened. There were 100 pint bottles in the trunk Judge Stirman served notice thai the liquor would be destroyed to- morrow at 10 o'clock. -Fayette- vile Daily.
 Miss Rose White, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. White of Mound Valley, Kansas, arrived Saturday and has accepted a position in the First National Bank, entering upon her duties Monday. She is we'll known i'll this vicinity, as the family. form erly resided near here, and is a sister of Mrs. C. NJ. Phillips. Miss White is simply an addition to the regular force of the bank.
 The News is in receipt of an other letter from w. K. Hoole, requesting that his paper be sent to Asherton, Texas. He reports that he has improved wonderfully since going to that section, and attributes the change to the use of artesian water. He says that he IS getting quite strong and has taken several eight mile morning walks. This will be pleasant news to Mir. Hoole's many Springdale friends, who hope that he may have perma- nent recovery.
 The services at the M. E. Church South, were little bit out of the ordinary Sunday morning and evening, in that they were conducted by lay member of the church. P. N. Furry. of Xau