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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
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The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
LOWELL.

nlr and Mrs. l. T. Sharp visited at w. J. Langley's Sunday,
 Dr. W. F. Greene handed us the money Monday for new subserip- tion to The News.
 Miss Margerie Kedderher of Pleas ant Grove spent Sunday and Sunday night with Miss Una Greene at this place
 Those who have new wheat are very busy just now threshing the golden grain, and the yield is re- ported good
 r E. Gowan, after spending seV- eraI months in California. arrived home Sunday Mir. Cowan is report ed in not very good health.
 Some are cleaning and straighten- ing up their evaporators, getting ready to handle the few apples that may be offered for sale in this sec tion
 They tell us Ed John King is holding very successful revival meeting at Silent Grove, and sey= eral Baptist preachers met there Sunday afternoon and organized q church
 The public school at Goad Springs opened Monday morning with Roy Reed as teacher Roy is citizen of Lowell again, having moved here last week and is occupying the Davis property.
 The superintendent of the Bap- tIst Sunday School at this place would be pleased to see some ei the older folks attend school, but some have bought land, some yoke en, and others have married and inst can't go.
 W. II. Cowan left Sunday after. noon for Alton, Oklahoma, where h expects 10 buy one or two ear loads of hay Looks like Billy might have bought all he wanted nearer 1 home, as there is plenty in the country for sale.
 Mir. and Mrs J NJ. Beard jour. neyed down to Prairie Grove Satur'
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
MUST BE ASSESSED
That's What Attorney General Says
 About Bank Stock.

The opinion Of Attorney General Norwood. i'll reply to the State Tax Commission question as 10 whether or not the capital stock of Ma tional Bank may be assessed, al- though it is invested in non-asses- able government bonds. is very exhaustive opinion In brief, the attorney general holds that, while the capital stock can not be assess ed as whole tin solido@. the di- reetors or officials of the bank may be required by law to assess the en- tire capital stock and hold back from the dividends of each stock holder sufficient amount to cover the tax on his shares of the capital stock, no matter in what securities the capital stock may be invested. Moreover. decisions both in the State and Federal Supreme Court are cited to establish this contention IL R Democrat
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
SULPHUR CITY.

Clifford Reese is on the sick list this week
 Ben Hicks attended the picnic at Baldwin Saturday
 Quite a few from Garter attended church Sunday night.
 J. G. Terry and wife dined with J IL Mcconnell Sunday.
 Andy Johnson and wife, of Black Oak, attended church here Sunday. Mrs. J. l.. Mcconnell and children visited relatives at West Fork last week
 E. Y. Price has began the cree ton of new store building at this plaee.
 Tine heavy rain which came on Wednesday night was welcome one indeed.
 The heavy hail last week did con siderable damage to crops two miles east of here.
 Sallie Divilbliss and wife, of Ei- kins. visited at the latter.s parents here last week.
 Albert Harris and wife. of near Pennington moved on the c. F. Henner place Saturday
 Miss Ellen Shook, of Carter, spent a few days here this week visiting and sewing for Mrs Mcconnell.
 Mrs. Mollie Colcleasure and little niece, Blanch Edwards, of Elkins, visited at the home of J E. Harris one day last week.
 Walter and Floyd Frazer. of RiGse. visited their cousins, Oscar and Glen Boaz at this place Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs. Fannie Frost is helping take care of Mrs. ]. E. Harris, who has been confined to her chair with rheumatism for nearly two years.
 Brother Johnson, of Dutch Mills is holding a series of meetings here. There has not been much interest manifested among the unsaved. We pray that they may be brought to Christ ere this meeting closes.
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
WON ONE. LOST ONE.
That's What the Ball Boys Did
 at BentOnVille.

In the two ball games at Ben vile Friday and Saturday last week between the home team and the team at that place, Bentonville won one and lost one. Springdale score of to 3; Bentonville the last day to 4.
 In the first days same Harrlsan was in the box for the home team, and besides pitching a superb game of ball was given errorless support. In the second game Allstot did the piaching for the locals, and with anything like the support of the pre- vious day would have won his game
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23

in walk His pitching was one continuous puzzle to the Bentonyille boys, and while they secured but four hits off him, he struck out twelve men. He seemed 10 pitch better when in pinches than at any other time With men on bases he could not be touched Harrigan : wild throw to first, and Bageett's wild heaye from right field to cut off score at the plate, helped ntonyille to win game they SO much wanted At times the umpire seemed just little bit wrong, but he can b. excused as he was Ben tonvilIe man, and home man vii naturally lean a little to the home team
 Following is the lineup for the tive games: Lewis, catcher; Harri- gan. pitcher: Needham. first base Karsten second base; Stout. third base; Buckley, short stop; Rathfon left field: Long, center field Bag gett. right field The second game the lineup was practically the same with Allstott in the box, and Harri- gan going to third c. Grammer umDire
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
JOHNSON.

5Tis better far
 To laugh than cry, Cause the sun shines down
 From q eloudless sky For q watehful eye
 Is on us vet,
 And we're thus chastened
 Lest We forget,
 Bert Johnson is out at Elkins buying wheat for the roller mill at this place.
 John Terry returned Monday evening from a visit to home folks near Carter, Ark.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wasson, of Gentry, are visiting at B B Great houses this week.
 Mrs. Emma Lichlyter and Mrs. Gertie McClendon returned Sunday
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
SPRING VALLEY.
how bad we need rain

Oh, how bad we need rain
 Mrs Gilbert was quite sick Sun day.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes visited with Burl Homesley Monday.
 Miss Maggie King of Cassville, Mo. is visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gibson have moved on the Will Sanders place Miss Nora Vanwinkle visited with Ethel and Lorena Welch Sunday. Miss Cleo Morley visited with Miss Ruth Donaldson Sunday even- ing
 Mr. and Mrs. L. s Weleh visited with Tom Johnson Saturday night and Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. Tommie Savage visited with the latter.s father Mon day and Tuesday.
 Ebert James of Sonora attended the ice cream supper al Tom Saw ages Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Wesley Homesley visited with the latter's brother. Charlie Phillips. and family. The ice cream supper al Tom Saw ages Saturday night was we'll at tended. and all report 2 nice time. The protraeted meeting will be- gin at this place July 25. and will be conducted by Rev Voile of Ben tonylle
 Norman Johnson visited with his father. Tom Johnson. sunday even ins= and his brother accompanied him home
 Misses Rosa Yoangmau Drew Hammons and Mary and F.ssie Ean- w}akle were tAe guests of Miss Des- sic Been Sunday
 some of the girls don't want the meeting to start on account of it 6elng so hard on the boys to travel these rough roads after night if they don't get sacked /"
 Belinda Jane
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
MARRIAGES.
piuIllfner-t uInno.

Thos Hummer and Mrs L. G. eommo were united in marriage Monday evening by k ey as Me- GHire pastor of the Christian Church. The wedding was quite a surprise to most springdale people. few of whom were anticipating such an event
 Mr Hummer is a brother of F. NJ Hummer of this place, and has been making his home recently with hls niece. Mrs Lafe Chaudoin Mrs Commo is quite well known in Springdale. being one of the prom inent workers in the Christian Church. The News joins with other friends in wishing them much hap piness.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
W. (. T. |. WORKERS.
Were Pleasantly Entertained Mon
 day ny Mrs. Williamson.

The afternoon social given by the W. T. c. U at the home of Mrs Ada Williamson was great sue cess Many guests and quite a
 It being Miss Gordon's birthday, the program was her life, and the relation she held to Francis E. Will lard. Having been her companion and secretary for many years, she was eminently qualified to take her place when she was called home.
 Mrs. Palmer gave sketch of that life, and having met the lady, was well qualified to speak of her.
 Mrs. Miller being with us was ask ed to read the essay, Is intemper- ance spreading among women and sad to tell, statistics prove that 1t is
 4 talk by Mrs. Heith from St. Louis upoon, guess will call it the sins of the world and St. Louis in particular, afterwards making a beautiful prayer A talk by Mrs Houts, also stranger, along the same line.
 Several songs, among them The Old Oaken Bucket led by Mrs Richer, was sung Mrs Evans dis missed us with prayer, and an ad- journment was taken to meet in two weeks with Mrs Langston
 Mrs C. ". Fowler, Secretary
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
Eight Pages

 day and remained there until Sun day afternoon al the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Henry This was the first visit to that little city since February lS75, and Of course many changes have taken place
 John k Sutton of Sargent. Neb, who bought the Lee smithson farm some time ago. arrived here Monday with his household goods and short ly after unloading his things bought the w R Bird fiye-acre tract in order to get residence. as there was none on the farm which he pur- chased
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deals Made Through the i. s.
 EWait Realty Company.

The j $. Ewalt Realty Company report the following recent sales:
 To J H. Mckinney of Salem. N T.. the z " Howard place of F acres in the west part Of town. consideration S34S67 per acre. l NJ Sparkman to ] II Mckinney t0-acre tract of land adjoining town on the west. consideration s62 DO per acre There are no improve ments on the latter property
 j. NJ Hull to NJ ] Drew, Spring dale Hotel property for farm in Benton County
 J. S Ewalt to Mrs ] A Chase, 0 Denver. Colorado, 40-acre fruit farm with twennty acres of bearing or chard, northeast of town. Con sideration $2,400.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
ATTEMPT ARSON.
THAT'S WHAT MRS. ROBSON
 CHARGES HUSBAND.
Says He Attempted to Burn Her
 House on the Night of July ,.

Mrs Viola Boesen residing some six miles east of springdale. re- gently swore out d warrant charging her husband, Barney Boesen, with attempting to burn the house on the night Of July & The case came up Monday morning in Squire Berry s court, the State being represented by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Homer Pearson and John Mayes of Fayetteville The case was con tinned until August g
 It seems that Mir. Boesen, who conducts the marble yard near the depot, and his wife have not been living in perfect harmony for the past few months, and that on the evening of July , while the family in town witnessing the fire works, Barney and companion named Ford drove out to the home of Mrs Boesen Soon after they left Mrs Boesen reached home and found the house on fire. and she erately and with malice afore. thought started the flames. The fire was extinguished before much damage was done
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
FROM l-2 ACRES. ONE STRAWBERRY GROWER RE-
 ALIZED S;}22s.. Ii Anyone Can Make Il Better show ing The News Would Like to
 Hear from Them.
Ii Anyone Can Make Better Show.
Hear from Them.

The publication of an item in last weeks News making mention Of the fact that Eugene Avis Of Johnson realized s270 from two and q half acres of strawberries this season. causes our friend l.. H. Phillips, re- siding near Fayetteville, to dispute Mr. Avis record as being the best in this section MT. Phillips makes a considerably better showing than MT Avis, having received the past season from l F acres the sum of S322.S7. Following is his letter te The News showing how he did it:
 Fayetteville, July 17.--Ed News. Springdale, Ark Will you accept my berry crop report. see MT Avis makes good showing, and here is what l F acres did for me. Shipped by car load lots 133 crates.
 for which 1 received, s224 37 Sold in local markets 6 crts 6 56 Sold S2.000 plants at {
 per thousand, g o0
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23
evening from visit to Winslow,

evening from visit to Winslow. Ark
 Uncle Bob Clayton and wife were over from Elm Springs Sunday wis iting with MT. and Mrs c P Hanks
 Mrs. ]. E. McClendon, of Proctor, Oklahoma. returned home to-day af- ter spending aweek visiting with Arkansas friends
 Mr. and Mrs Carl Mayes and Gid LiehIyter and family were among th several Springdale people who wis tied Johnson relatives Sunday.
 (. s. Mayes left yesterday morn ing for Van Buren and other peach shipping points south of the noun tains, where he will buy fruit for northern parties.
 Several typhoid cases are reported around Johnson, but no one is seri- ously III with this dread disease
  lent if the not weather continues.
 Charley Thompson made busi- ness trip away over to Spring Val ley Saturday II was quite stren- uous exertion for Charley so soon after the big ice cream social Fri day night
 The Stony Point folks had q speaking down at their school house last night The state lecturer of the Farmers Union was present and addressed the audience on topics pertaining to this organization
 Bert Rowland. former school mate of w l. Stuckey, spent sev- eral days of last week with Mir. Stuckey. MT Rowland has resided in New Mexico for the past twenty years and this is his second visit back to Arkansas.
 The Stony Point school district has received it's consignment Of pat ent desks and the house is being fitted up with the new seats this week Prof W NJ Davis will teach there this year and the school be gins the first Monday in August.
 The farmers are beginning 10 wear long faces on account Of the extremely dry weather The rain of last week only save temporary re lief and unless another shower comes along there Wia be quite q bit of damage 10 the growing crops within the next week CT saz
 The new Hs6tlng system now installed zn the public school building is giving good satisfaction.
 The protracted meeting is now under headway at Johnson under the supervision of Rev Thornesber- ". assisted by Rev. Armstrong from Bentonville. There is a good at tendance, and considerable interest is being manifested.
 The ice cream supper given by the stony Point band at the ohn- son berry ware house was attended 1 by a large crowd of people Friday night, and every one appeared to l be having d merry time Nearly thirty dollars were secured from the sale of refreshments, and this sum will make quite a neat addi- ] tion to the bands treasury. | The assessor is not coming to l Johnson Friday, as advertised but will spend the entire day at Tonti- town where Johnson folks can go, if they want to be assessed. We are located here in the corners oi three townships, and the new assess ment law requires the presence ol two of the township justices whe act as an equalization board Wed have to import six justices to act with the assessor if he worked here Friday
 Faint no use 10 srum ble-
 Nor to go to makin' threats,
 But there's certain office-holders
 Who'll be filled with vain regrets If they fail to prove to people,
 When they're asked to do ex
 plainin
 Bout their actions while in office
 Which now cause so much com
 plainin'
 | Mulkeepmo
The Springdale news., 1909-07-23

Editor John Stafford of the Springdale News. is happy over the recent acquisition Of a junior. Inasmueh as it is but q eompara- lively short time since a junior Stafford appeared it might be well to state that the Springdale edi- tor is now rejoicing over the pos session of junior linotype ma chine. Rogers Republican.