The Springdale news., 1909-03-02
ntenns of tbe Gown and County.

". M. EpleY, ft years ol age, died last week near Winslow.
 Mrs. H. B. Hart and Mrs. J. K. Norman made business trip to Bentonville Saturday.
 Mrs. Ed. F. Welch returned Thursday from St. Louis where she had been on shopping ex- petition.
 Mayor Fitzgerald is out this week with big stick, but he doesn't flourish It very wildly Winslow American.
 Mrs. K. Terry, residing west of Springdale, who has been i'll for some time, is no better and It is feared will not recover.
 Rev. J. E. Wylie, will present the cause of Synodical Home Missions at the Wednesday even- ing service at the Presbyterian Church.
 Geo. F. Camp, who owns a fruit farm a short distance north of town, arrived Sunday night and will be here for several weeks looking after same.
 Mrs. Julia Saunders and daugh- ter Miss Adelia, who had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hill, left Saturday for their home at Bloomfield, Iowa.
 A Republican municipal ticket Is something unusual in tfls sec tion, but the Republicans of Winslow have issued d call for d meeting tonight to nominate q town ticket.
 Uncle Henry Abbott has pur- chased the residence property of N. 0. Mathews in the west part of town and will not go To West vile, Oklahoma, 1t least Hot for tile present.
 Uncle Sion Caudle. aged oo years. died at his home at Caudle' $ Mill, Monday morning at 5:45 o'clock. lnterment was at Wool sey cemetery Tuesday afternoon. -Winslow American.
 N. H. Rollins, who is cand- date for the Democratic nomina- tion for mayor of Fayetteville, has issued an address which reads like the platform of can dldate for the legislature.
 Word comes from Taylor Jones, who went to California recently, that he IS we'll pleased and will remain out there, for year at least. He IS located near Rivera, where he is working on farm.
 l.. II. Bryant writes The News from Westville, Oklahoma, to send lis paper 10 that place in- stead ot to St: Louis. He says lie is back to Westville to stay, and his old friends will all be glad to learn that he is back in this section.
 Tuesday morning at his home at Blackburn. J. NJ. Bynum Was found dead in his bed, heart failure being the cause of his death. He was seventy-six years of age, an old Federal soldier, a member of the C. A. K. and of the Christian Church. Winslow American.
 J. NJ. Jackson came in latter part of last week from Kansas City, Mo-, being called here by the critical illness of his sister, Mrs. K. Terry, residing west of Springdale. Mir. Jackson was 
 formerly resident of Springdale I for number of years, being a painter by trade.
 J. J. Banks closed seven months term of school at Cross Roads Friday. The school was quite satisfactory to all concern ed. The directors of this dis trict are considering the ad- visibility of building an addi- tion to the school house so as to better accommodate the pupils. Mrs. Geo. T. Kerr returned Saturday morning from Fort Smith where she had been to ac- company Mir. Kerr, who went there to have a specialist examine his eye, which was injured SC. verely some days ago by flying piece of kindling. An operation was performed on the eye, and while the sipht has been injured