The Springdale news., 1909-06-15
1tems of tbe Gown and County.

are here visiting Mrs. ]. A. Eli cher, out north of town. Mrs. 1 White expects to leave the latter part of the week, but Mrs. Gra- ham will remain until August.
 John Young arrived home Sat urday from New Mexico, where he has been for some time past looking after his claim. He will be here two or three weeks when he will return to New Mexico. John says the people out there have not had sufficient rain this season to insure their crops.
 That item in our Elm Springs correspondence in last issue wherein the fact was mentioned that Lon Dingle, while fishing for perch, accidentally landed on four pound bass is calculated to start every disciple of Walton in Sprlhgdale to perch fishing in the hopes of doing likewise.
 l.. NJ. Burge, president of the State Fruit Bureau, was in town on business. Mir. Burge has nothing but encouraging words for the Farmers Union fruit business. He attended meet Ing of the state board at Little Rock Monday Fayetteville Sem tinel.
 Aunt Alph Smiley, who had been i'll for several days at the home of MT. and Mrs. ]. P. Deayer, so far recovered that on Saturday she was able to be re- moved to the home of her son, Dr. ]. l.. Smiley, at Bentonville. Dr. Smily came down for her, making the trip i'll all automo- bile.
 Work began this week on E. H. Bryant's new residence on the former site Of the Jetfries resi- denee, Contractor GIyens being in charge. The plans are for roomy and pretty home i'll which Mr. and Mrs. Bryant can spend their days pleasurably and com fortably. Wy Westville (Ok. Dem- oerat.
 Mr. Ambrose Little, man about 50 years of age, was found dead in bed this morning at his home, between Lincoln and Dutch Mills, in the Western part of the county. Heart trouble Is suppos- ed to be the cause of his sudden death. He leaves wife and four or five children. Prairie Grove Herald.
 Harry Eagle, a young man who recently came to Onda, Ill this county, from kentuckey was ac- eidentally shot in the side with a pistol last Saturday night, the weapon being in the hands of Harrison Mcdonald, young companion of Eagle. The wound ed boy is able to sit up at last re- port from Alm.-Prairie Grove Herald.
 Mrs.4R. l.. Atwood left Satur- day for Little Rock to attend her daughter, Miss Eva, who recent ly sustained slight stroke of paralysis. Miss Eva has been down there for some time taking training i'll the Battle Creek San itarium as nurse, and IS expect ed home in a few weeks, at which time she will have completed the course.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Miller and daughter, Miss To, came in Sum day from St. Louis, where the latter has been taking lessons in art and music. Mir. Miller has q position with the Harga- dine Nc kittriek Dry Goods Com pany and will return i'll about twenty days to resume his work, Mrs. Miller and Miss To will re- turn in September.
 The Chantauqua opened up yesterday afternoon, the attrae- ton being the Marshall enter tainers. The same organization was on the program for last night. The afternoon sessions will begin promptly at } o'clock and the evening sessions at s o'clock. So bear this in mind and be on time if you do not wish to miss some of the program.
 (. N. Furry and Chas. Henson