The Springdale news., 1909-04-13
nterns of tbe Gown and County.

harness gave way and the horse was released. In attempting to hold the horse Uncle Riley Rt- ter of Elm Springs was thrown down, but not injured. There were number of teams on the street at the time and 1t Is a miracle that more serious damage was not done.
 H. l.. Cross of the Bentonville Sun, Circuit Clerk w. T. Max we'll and Chas. Cunnyngham, who came over from Bentonville Friday afternoon tu attend the railroad meeting, made the trip in an hour and thirty minutes in the latter's automobile. That's making pretty good time, but 1t will look slow when we get that interurban iu operation.
 At tile municipal election at Winslow last week c. F. Stauffer defeated l.. B. Fitzgerald for mayor by one vote. Dr. T. F.. Gray was elected recorder, and E. E. Miller, J. H. Smith, W. ". Land and Otto Sargent alder men. Three of the candidates for aldermen on the Republican ticket were elected and the other was d candidate on the citizens ticket.
 There were two tickets in the field tor municipal officers at Prairie Grove, both being non partisan, Democrats and Repub- licans being on both. l.. D. Blakemore defeated K. 0. Han nah for mayor, "A to 49. F. E. Wilson was elected recorder, and James Brunk. J. NJ. Harrison, J. T. Dodson. N. w. Carl and Sam Fidler aldermen.
 Mir. and Mrs. Damon Clarke, of Joplin, Mo, came down last week, being called here by the critical illness of the latter's fath- CT, Judge w. J. Patton. Mir. Clarke, who Is district manager for K. c. Dunn X Co.,, returned Saturday afternoon, but Mrs. Clarke will remain indefinitely. Judge Patton, who has pneumo- nia. is reported some better. The remains of Mrs. Louise lnman. accompanied by relatives of the deceased, were brought here this morning from St. Louis. Interment will take place at Elm Springs tomorrow. The deceased was the widow of Prof. C. H. 1nman, and was reared in the Greenhouse nelghborhood on Clear Creek. Fayetteville Daily, Friday.
 J. Shore Searey of this place, who has been engaged i'll the drug business at Eureka Springs for the past fifteen months, IS coming back to Springdale and will open up a photographic stu dio in the rooms over the First National Bank, which will be known as The Searcy Studio" " Mir. Searcy expects to be open for business between the first and fifteenth of May.
 l. NJ. Phillips, Secretary and business manager of the Fruit Shippers Association of Spring dale, Ark, was in the city Mon- day, making the News Herald office a visit. Mr. Phillips in- vestigated the berry situation in these parts and the manner of handling same, III order to secure cooperation in moving the crop of Northwest Arkansas as profit ably as possible.-Gravett News.
 The patrons of the Huntsville High School will regret very much to learn that Prof. C. E. Stamps, principal of the school the last term. will leave Hunts. vile, he having accepted the principalshlp of the Springdale public school. Springdale is te be congratulated on securing Prof. Stamps services. He i. a very promising young man and possesses knowledge of instruc. ton and school management rarely found m teachers of much more experience. It had been understood he would return te Huntsville and his decision mol to do so was not made known un