The Springdale news., 1909-03-05


 Mrs. |. E. Sisk, at that place. Mrs. Sisk is sister of Mrs. Carl Mayes of this place.
 Mrs. Thornton Beck, of Ncrn. on, Texas, was i'll Springdale first of the week looking over the country with view of pur- chasing a fruit farm, but was recalled home by telegram an nouncing the illness of her son. She and her husband will prob- ably be back, however.
 The News Is in receipt of Bulle- tin No. 102, issued by the Ark Agrieultural Experiment Station, relating to San Jose Scale in Ark ansas. The bulletin is free for the asking, and every fruit grow CT should secure copy and study its contents. Address the Experi- ment Station at Fayetteville.
 Postmaster Campbell has re- ceived notice from Washington that the bids on the Fayetteville postoffice building have been opened. Most of tile bids were too high and out of the bounds of the appropriation. However, some were not and they are being considered. Fayetteville Daily.
 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tewks- berry and little daughter came iu Tuesday from Colorado, where they have been making their home Tor some time. Mrs. Tewksberry and daughter will visit here for some time, but Everett expects to leave within d few days for Seattle, Washing ton.
 Miss Harriett Nolan, age 6S years, died of pneumonia at her home in the west end of town at au early hour this morning. She has been resident of Fayette- vile for many years, and was a member of the Christian church. The funeral will be held at Mt Comfort orrow.-Fayetteville He Daily, Tuesday.
 Wednesday morning while spraying in the orchard of Jack Phillips, T. J. Harrison suffered serious injury to his eyes by the bursting of a hose, which threw a quantity of poisonous spray mixture into his face. It was feared at first that the sight of the eye was injured, but We un- derstand the probabilities are such IS not the case.
 The News is Ill receipt of a letter from Il subscriber at Tip ton, California, but as the mat ters mentioned are largely of a local nature and would not inter- est many Arkansas readers, the letter is not printed. Our cores pondent wants to know why Will kins Micawber and other corres- pondeuts don't write ottener, but we are unable to answer the ques- tion.
 Mrs. Lichlyter, wife of Uncle John Lichlyter, IS critically i'll of pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Rice. She and Uncle John came to town to keep house for Mir. and Mrs. Rice while the latter was in Kansas City, and 1t was while here that she was taken sick. On account of her age the chances for her recovery are doubtful.
 One Craig, who was sent to Little Rock from this county al the last term of Circuit Court, escaped last week and came home. Officers apprehended him yesterday afternoon, but he was so bold in his assertion that he had been pardoned that he was released. Information to the effect that there was $25 reward for his capture was found, and he was later captured at the depo, where he was waiting for train Robert Jackson escorted him back to Little Rock this morning He was sent up for stealing . horse, and 1t is said he is tht party who took Charley Tunstill': horse Sunday night. Tunstil has recovered his horse. Fay etteville Daily, Tuesday. Y
 Good baled hay for sale. cnok Edxrord U Ho1a