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The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
Gentry Journal)

Mrs Cams house east of town was entered Tuesday night and money to the amount of s9 was taken
 Harry and Perry Miller received their big two-seated auto from St. Louis Monday and have been run hing it some every day It looks good and runs very smoothly.
 J. NJ. Hall of Springtown called on us Wednesday and stated that the annual celebration at that place will occur August 18th, and they are making preparations fot having big time.
 S w Boren of Maysville. was here Wednesday and bought from H Scott refrigerator and some other equipments for Use in a meat market, which he moved to Decatur for the purpose of engaging in bus mess
 The Independent Telephone Co has bought new American Elee- tric switchboard for the Spring town office. which will be installed as soon as it arrives. It will accom- modate D phones, and will be d great improvement 10 the service at Springtown.
 The Journal-Advance has on ex- hibition today a chicken with four legs It was matched out yesterday and is a contribution to our curlos- ity shop by Mrs NJ C. Kirk. This freak of nature is a pretty lively propositions; it chirps all the time and seems as strong and peart as any chicken of it's age
 Burglars gained entrance to the depot at this place on last Friday night. blew the iron box open and secured about $421 The mail sack was also cut open, but as no registered letters come to this place on the night train they got nothing for their trouble. The matter is being investigated, and it is to be hoped the guilty parties will be caught
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
(Rogers Republican

In consequence of several mad dog scares Mayor Homan has is sued proclamation ordering all dogs to be muZzled.
 0. A. P Oakley reports that during the past week he shipped two ears of apples and three will be sent out this week. He will also ship ear of potatoes today.
 Many are taking advantage of the automobile service between here and the Electric Springs Each evening the springs are the gather ing place for many from up town.
 X new schedule goes into effect today on the A o. X W. giving the patrons of the road one more train day each way on the road. Under the new schedule train will leave Rogers for Siloam at . 0 a. m and ; D. m. Returning they will leave Siloam at 9:30 a. m and 7.2o D. m X Wells-Fargo express service will also be inaugurated to- day between the two cities.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06

mains were inferred in the Oaks Cemetery north of the city.
 John Hardy and family left Tues day for Tahlequah, Okla. where they will make their future home, having sold their farm three miles south of this city to Robt Macon MT Hardy will engage in the lum- Der business at Tahlequah with his son-in-law, Mark Whayne.
 Clarence. the IS months old son of MT and Mrs E. F Lawson died at his home in this city Friday, the 23rd inst, at 1 o'clock and was buried in the city cemetery Satur- day after funeral services at the residence by Rev Ellis. The little fellow was $ ok only few hours, cholera infantum being the cause of his death
 George NJ Hennon. aged 42 years, died Monday evening, July 26th, at San Antonio. Texas, where he had SOIlt Ou dGCOuHl Ol HIS HtdIIH dDout SIX months ago His remains were shipped from San Antonio Tuesday evening for interment in the city cemetery in this city. The deceased was brother of our townsmen, J ;. c. and G. ]. Hennon, and spent part of two winters here with his relatives
 The Grand Lodge A O. |. w Finance Committee, composed of Jno R Frazer, Chairman Little Rock; Jno NJ Weaver, Van Buren, and Walter C. Caldwell, Searcy, with Grand Master Workman R. W Holland. Russellyille, and Grand Receiver $. s. Faulkner. of Helena met Tuesday at the office Of Grand Recorder H, L.. Cross to audit the books of the Grand Re eorder and Grand Receiver for the past six months The books were found to balance and the finances of the order in good condition there being over S62,0 ,0oo in the various funds at the present time.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06

Born, Thursday. July 22, to Mir and Mrs. Ed Allen of Limedale, d
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
{ Berryville Star J

series of meetings will begin at the Presbyterian church Sunday
 The stork left boy Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Young Logan who live south of town
 \ fine son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Warren two miles east of the city, yesterday
 Last week Mr. and Mrs. Otis living ? F miles east of town. be- came the happy parents Of a new boy
 Mrs. James kenner. who resides three miles southeast of the city. had her arm broke Tuesday night by being thrown from a horse.
 Ex-Representatiye ] W Poynor was down from Osage Tuesday and gave out the information to those most intimate with him that he would most likely be candidate Tor the senate in the next Demo cratic primary
 The taking of the school census closed last week and for the Berry Vile special district it shows a fall Ing off of 46 pupils as compared With last year The count shows 533 within the school age while last year it was 399.
 The eighteenth annual encamp- ment and reunion of John C. Fletcher Camp 63S, U. C. V.. Will be held at Green Forest Ark. on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. August 26, 27 and 2S, 1909. with the Sons and Daughters of Veterans.
 As stated in last weeks issue of the Star the affairs of the Citizens Bank of Eureka Springs were wound up last week by the court confirming the sale to the Central hahk of Eureka Springs for S50,O0o or all the banks estate. which in- cludes the Basin Park hotel and few other buildings in the city.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06

our city by the Cato Distilling Co.,, is an affront on the decency of our citizenship. disgrace on our community and would be a detri- ment to our commercial interests. As soon as the good citizenship of this fair city became aware of the fact, petitions were prepared and circulated and generally signed praying the council to do all in their power to prevent, remove, or cause the work on same to quit. Just what the law in the case is We do not know. but we are told that other communities not far from here, or Fayetteville, the home of the promoters. had the fac cory removed, and whether they ac- complished this by law or the un- written law. we do not know The Mayor refused to call the council together last night. and we under stand that by petition they will meet tonight to consider the wish of the people and we want them to go on record in the matter.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
MADISON.
Huntsville Democrat. ]

Collector W C. Sharp is at Little Rock making his annual settlement with the auditor of state.
 The Springdale News has installed a linotype machine and thus takes another step forward in the rank of first-class weekly newspapers.
 Mrs Will Holland has been very low for several days from the eff feets of sunstroke which she re- eeived while gathering blackberries. The contemplated revival meeting to be held at the Methodist church in this city has been postponed till some time in September, the exact date yet to be decided on
 Miss Etta Sanders returr' Mon day from Fort Gibson, Ok where she had been summoned he ill., ness of her cousin, Miss Lulu Hay den, who died Friday from the eff feet of sunstroke
 A-ES. Sfu ddlItlt 0l FOiI biDSoI Okla, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wilks, at Huntsville while MT Garrett has gone on a trip to California with the probable view of selecting a location
 The Democrat is sorry to note the death of Vim Phillips. the
 
 eight year old daughter of NJ. |. Phillips, which occurred Tuesday, caused by accute tonsiltis. Inter ment was made in the Alabam cem- etery
 Ben Vaughan, ex-sheriff of Madi- son county, was in the city short time one day recently enroute from visit with home folks at Clifty to Pope county, where he is located in the government service as for ester
 E. A Routh and E. B. Simpson took their pacing fillies. Gold Dust and Black Bess, to Fayetteville first
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
Bentonyille Democrat l

McHenry X Bryan have shipped twelve ears of early apples to date this season.
 J D. Bryan left Sunday afternoon for Iowa, to look after the fruit crop in that section. He expects to return home in about ten days.
 Wm Sanders and family moved here this week from Fayetteville and have rented Miss Wright S property in the northwest part of town.
 Mrs. G l. Moore left Monday afternoon for Denver. Colorado, where she goes to join her hus- band They intend to make their future home in Colorado.
 Mrs Ada Forquer died at her home in this city last Sunday af- ter an illness lasting for several months She is survived by her husband and six children The re-
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evaporator which burned several years ago. The evaporator is located on the east side of the track just south of the ice plant. Jesse McFarlin, who has had great deal of experience in this line will have charge of the new eyaporator.
 The Ozark Wholesale Fruit Com pany that was established here by A. ]. Duekworth, expect to close their business in Rogers, Saturday, July 31. They will move their stock to Ft Smith After the death of Mr. D2ckworth the Ft. Smith Produce Company bought from the Duckworth estate. his share of the company and the work has been continued here in charge of Mana ger Gleason.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
{ Rogers Democrat

Born, Thursday, July 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen of Limedale, a son
 Alec Sigman Of Big Springs re- turned Tuesday from Oklahoma where he has been visiting with his two sons.
 Alb Webb and Miss Lottie Putnam were married at Pea Ridge Sunday, July %, 1909. c. l.. Piekens offici- ated and bountiful supper was served.
 Rev. J W. McAtee pastor of the Baptist church of this city present ed his resignation to the church last Sunday. Rev McAtee has accepted call to the pastorate of the ln- dependence Avenue church, Kansas City, Mo, and will preach his fare well sermon to his Rogers congre- gation August 22. He has been in the Baptist church here for almost two years.
 H. Y. King, o. A. P. Oakley and Jesse McFarlin have organized a company and expect to rebuild and enlarge the King and Creekmore
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
{ (Bentonyille Sun

The public school is expected to begin first Monday in September.
 Rev ]. s. Hall, pastor of the C. P. church will conduct two weeks union revival meeting at Pea Ridge which will begin next Sunday
 The Springdale News came out last week looking neat. dressed for the most part by it's new linotype. The Sun congratulates The News on it's prosperity and progress.
 Arza Bair one of our prominent young business men left Monday for Clay, Kentucky, where he goes to reside. He will go into the jewelry business on an extensive scale there
 The Sun had pleasant visit from Mir. N. H. Hall last Saturday which was the S3rd anniversary of his advent into the world, Mr Hall is very active for one of his age except for a crippled leg which he sustained several years ago He says he cast his first vote for Zachariah Taylor for president and has been voting ever since
 After September Zlst, rate of $1.5O per month will be charged all subscribers for residence phones. This is on account of insufficient revenue to maintain the expenses of operating the telephone system. All the North Arkansas Company lines in the country will be free. but all subscribers will be charged on the commercial lines out of the country
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
CARROLL
Eureka Springs Flashlight1


 Mir. and Mrs Walter Bunch are rejoicing over the arrival of their first -bofn-a fine son
 The school out at Pleasant Ridge opened for the summer term Mon day with Miss MeCull as teacher. Clarence Foreman leaves today foI Old Mexico. where he has again ae- cepted the foremanship in one of the great silver mines.
 All the hotels have from twenty to thirty per cent more guest. now than they had at the same time last year. Not so bad a showing, is it?
 Prof. Barnett received yesterday the announcement of the marriage of Miss Alice Church to Mir. Freder- ick Lyle Soaring of Mankato Minn. Miss Church is the daughter Of our townsman. M. A. Church.
 Hon. C. A. Fullers numerous friends are authority for the state ment that he will be candidate for the office of prosecuting attor- ney of this district in the next dem ocratic primary which occurs in March
 Mrs Mary Eddis of Huntsville is here in charge of q patient at Hotel Dieu Mrs Eddis has other engage ments here which will keep her in Eureka Springs for some time Her son. Ed. has been with his mother S.nce her arrival.
 The largest catch of bass, so far, .is se~son was that made by w w. Baker and James Smith. Jr. at Kings river yesterday afternoon. ney brought home thirty-fiye pret- ty specimens, which weighed from three pounds doWn-a pretty good catch for one half day
 B. A Langston has recently com pleted a census of the children of school age in nureka Springs. and IluuS Indl IHeTt dEb Il ob, NnlCH he states is the least number emu merated in fifteen years, during which time he has been familiar with the census taking
 The word received here some time 70 concerning O NJ Clark. proves to be a mistake ] F. La Force wrote letter of inquiry to Wallace Idaho. and found that there was nothing to the report. The young man who announced his discovery of Clark evidently wanted to play a joke on our long suffer- ing people.
 Word has been received by the family here that Miss Bessie Norris was married at Heber on Monday to MT. Marvin Maxfield, the cere- mony taking place that day at noon. The announcement came as sur prise to the family. who were not aware of any such intention on the young ladys part Miss Norris has been out conducting religious ser vices for the Apostles. and met the
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06

of the week and placed them in 1 narge of a professional horseman who will train them for exhibition at the - ashington county fair. Mrs Susan Drain of this city, | who is probably the oldest person in l Madison county. has been quite i'll | for several days anu has become so | feeble that she has been taken to the home of her son, f. w. Drain, ! to be cared for For many years
 Mrs Drain has preferred to live alone.
 Oscar Morley young man about eighteen years of age, whose home is near Rock House. was placed in jail yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Will Vaughan to serve a ten days sentence pronounced upon
 him by Squire R. E. l.. Graham s court on the charge on petit lar ceny Stealing set or some parts of a set of harness was the offense | he is said to have committed The putting in of new windows in the Methodist church building.
 the replacing of the large wooden posts with smaller and more slightly
 metal columns and the repaperlng
 of the walls and ceiling give that i church room the neatest appearance it has ever presented It Is con templated to later fence the church lot and next year give the outside
 of the building fresh coat of paint
 The Wesley base ba.. nine came over Saturday for game with the Huntsville boys By some mlsunder
 standing the Huntsville boys were
 not ready for the game, several of
 their best players being out of pock- ct and consequently no organized practice having been done An az gregation was pulled together. how ever. from various quarters and the game proceeded, if it really should 1 be called game The score stood for Huntsville to as many as the Westes lads had heart to run in, but they very mereifully held the slaughte down to only 90 scores.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
nearby Counties
BENTON
tGravett News. )

This section had a splendid rain Sunday day and night, and the farmers are rejoicing and the busi- ness mems smiles broaden.
 Editor Funk, of the Rogers Dem ocrat. and Editor Wolfe of the Westville New Era, will be among those to address our people. on August O.
 Earl Austin has returned from Manhatten, Kan, where he played with the league team. He was not altogether satisfied with the out lay. however Joe Oswalt signed up for the season.
 Dr. G. A. Hughes and Tom Me Daniel departed first of the week for Seattle, Wash, to take in the fair, and particularly to register for lands in the government drawing of reservation lands
 F. H. Henderson, who got into trouble at Gentry by sending q dun on postal card, was let off easy by the Federal court. who stated that the offense was but a very weak suggestion of violation
 E. F. Craven, the new miller. has been getting in many loads Of native wheat the past week or so. It is a good quality, makes good flour. The mill is running over time-about half the night to meet the demand
 A ear load of 0,000 cans for the Gravette Cold Storage, Canning X Packing Co.,, more cans than were ever in town at one time before The canning machinery is all here ready to install to can the crop, which is looking more hopeful
 Last weeks Springdale News came out largely set with their new linotype It had neat appafanee No one but printer who sets a paper full of news by hand, knows the amount of labor and time Is saved by such machine as Bro. Stafford now has.
 w. D. Foster postmaster, reports cash paid as salary of all employees cite for fiscal year ending July 1. being s5.fSS: rent light and fuel S196, or total of 1884. all of which he states is paid out here for living expenses. This amounts to quite an item year after year.
 Henry ]. Hayes died at Gravette Monday after lingering illness of many months of cancer The re mains were taken to Fort Smith for interment. He was born in middle Tennessee near Woodbery, April 2i, 1894. In l56 he made trip to arkansas as far west as Fayette- vile In 1857 he made second trip. going to Huntsville. where he was on November 18th of that year married to Miss Catherine Payne who died in 1862 Deceased was at one time a resident of Springdale
 wedding occurred some days ago, of which we had an inkling but no particulars. was that of Miss Nerba, the youngest daughter of Esq and Mrs Austin, to Mir Wal ter Mount prominent young man of good amily Of Pea Ridge. The bride k m accomplished young lady, and well known as one of Benton eounty's edaeators We an- derstand the happy young couple made this a real quiet affair, hence the delay in this report@nev- ertheless scores Of friends will join with the News Herald in wishing them happy welded life. They will live at Decatur where MT Moant has engaged in business.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
{ Sloan Springs Herald

Mr. and Mrs Paul Reynolds are rejoicing over the arrival of a 1 ? 12 pound boy who made his appearance about five o'clock Monday morn ing
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