The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
0f Local Interest.

had good rain Saturday evening. . Evaporators in Springdale are still paying 40 cents per bushel for culis
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Farrar re- turned Monday from Eureka Springs where they had been spending few weekst
 Mrs J H. Myers went down to Fayetteville Tuesday, and is spend ing the week visiting with relatives at that place
 Sherman Riggs was in Springdale Sunday visiting with relatives and friends He is working on the O. & C. C. out of Fayetteville
 Born-To Dr and Mrs. C. r. Per kins, "Wednesday morning, Septem Der s. daughter. The little one lived only a couple of hours.
 The Hagenbeek-Wal circus is to exhibit at Rogers on the goth. much of circus town as Fayette- vile
 City Marshal Berry has been ap pointed truant officer to enforce the compulsory school law We don't charge the boys anything for t..s tip.
 The Springdale roller mills will be sold at public sale at Fayette- vile on October 1 as result of foreclosure proceedings brought by L. D. Petross.
 Clint Murphy has accepted position is barber shop situated near the depot at Fayetteville, and contemplates remaining through the term at the University
 Abe Collins. prominent young attorney of DeQueen, was in Spring dale Saturday and Sunday looking after an important suit which he has pending at this place,
 Miss Jobelle Holcomb arrived to- day from Springdale and is domi- ciled at Ella Carnall Hall. She will prepare to receive the girl students. Fayetteville Daily. Wednesday.
 Mrs C. W Fowler will enter tain the N C T. U. and their friends next Monday afternoon at o'clock in honor of her sister Mrs. $. x. Jackson of Lafayette, Ind
 Mir. and Mrs. |. J Gillett en- tertained at dinner Thursday Rev. and Mrs Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Fowler and Mrs. Hurst in honor of Mrs. Chambers of Golf feyville. Kan
 Ory Dree. our old Goad Springs correspondent. is back in line this week, and We also have new cor respondent at Arnett. The list is gradually increasing, but We still have room for others.
 Bob Chewning came down from Springfield Mo, Wednesday on business. He reports it dry up in that country, but not quite so bad q. here They had rain Saturday. and another Tuesday,
 Wm. Osmond, an attorney rep resenting the ] V. Brinkman Bank ing Company of Great Bend. Kan, was in SpringdaIe Monday taking dispositions in a case which comes up at Wichita. Kan. next Monday.
 
 Charles Fleming. a former resi- dent of this place, came in Sunday from Oolagah, Oklahoma, to spend tives and old friends He is a brother of M l.. Fleming of this place,
 A truant officer has been ap- pointed and We understand the school board proposes to see that the compulsory school law is strict lv enforced The law was recently printed in this paper, and should be familiar to all.
 The rural free delivery carriers had the day off Monday The first Monday in September is Labor Day and is recognized by the govern ment as a national holiday. The postoffice was closed also for a DO rtion of the day.
 A. W. Bevers, who had been dowr attending the meeting of the Bap' tist Association, returned to Rog' CTS Monday afternoon. He was re cenuy elected principal of the pub lie school at Rogers, which opens next Monday for nine months term
 B. w. Gould and son B. w Gould, Jr., of Great Bend, Kan sas, arrived Wednesday to look ov CT the country. Their families have been at Eureka Springs for few weeks past. The gentlemen art