The Springdale news., 1909-05-25

interest i'll the barber shop here to w. l. Stokes, and he left Sun day for Russellvllle where he will work in shop.
 D. F. Biggers, travelling repre- sentative of the Little Rock Gazette, was i'll Springdale Thursday of last week and was d pleasant caller at the News office.
 Charles A. Brown and Miss Martha k. McClendon were mar rled Wednesday evening at the home of tie brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. |. MeClendon, at WinSlow.
 Mrs. Scion Caudle, of Woolsey, who had been here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F.. T. Caudle, left Saturday morning for Eureka Springs to spend several days visiting
 Wilson Roberts came in few days ago from Danville, H., to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. '. Roberts, residing east of town. He will be here | few days longer.
 Oscar Cardwell presented The News with box of very fine Aroma strawberries Frid a y, which lie grew OH his place in the west part ef town. lhe Aroma is getting 10 quite pop ular berry among the growers in this section.
 Ed. Toon, who resided III the vicinity of Blackburn i'll this county, died at Fort Smith re- gently of typhoid fever at the home of his sister, Mrs. Emma Bridges The remains were brought back and inferred i'll the cemetery q. Blackburn.
 Miss Forrest Ellis came out from Fayetteville Friday after noon to visit with friends, and was the guest of Miss Dessa Slaughter. She returned Sun day. Miss Forrest is one of the graduates at the University of Arkansas this year.
 Many of the older residents of Springdale will remember ]. D. Beck. who formerly resided here, and will learn with regret of his death, which occurred Wednes- day of last week at Rader, Mo. Mir. Beck left here some eighteen or twenty years ago.
 Mrs. NJ. Gilmour has traded her building and restaurant fix lures to A. C. WileoXon for a,hotel at Altus, Franklin County, and Mrs. Gilnour and son Ernest and family left Sunday for Altus to make their home. Mir. Wilcoxon in turn traded the property to James Welton, but lie has not yet decided what use lie will make of it.
 The lecture on strawberry day by Mir. Whlttle entitled "The Panama Canal, What It Means to the Citizens of Springdale," is the personal observation of MT. Whittle, who spent part of his vacation on the Isthmus. The diagrams and plates used in the lecture afford information not gained by a newspaper descrip- tion. Hear him.
 Miss Lizzie E. Reed who died here Saturday night willed her property on corner of Rock and East street for Y. NJ. c. A. i. building. Also lots Y and s in City Addition, and S2000 Ill cash to be used asa nucleus for a building. The condition is that Y. NJ. (. A. must be in exis- tence or organized and qualified within one year to hold the prop erty.-Fayetteville Sentinel.
 All persons who will furnish cakes or cream for Strawberry Day are requested by the commit tee to please deliver same at the Auditorium as early Saturday morning as convenient. On ac- count of the immense amount of work connected with the affair 1t will be impossible for the con- mittee to see every one in person, and if you feel like furnishing a cake or cream don't wait for the committee to see you, but send 1t | in SafIrd tf1nr11 fin Eraru-