The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
Of Local Interest.

tonville Monday.
 Vacation days are about over for 1 Springdale boys and girls
 Several good prospects for rain the past week, but the rain didn't come
 J F. Walker and Miss Della Drake. both of Fayetteville, were married l Saturday
 Union services will be held next Sunday evening at the NJ E. Church. South.
 C. W. Pool returned "Wednesday night from business trip to Webb City and Joplin, Mo.
 Mr and Mrs. Morris Sparkman re turned Saturday from few weeks stay at EureKa Springs
 Very few people from Springdale attented the circus at Fayetteville Saturday or at Rogers Tuesday
 Mrs. Jane Stelle, age S3 years, died of senility at her home in Greenland last night.-Fayettevi Daily
 Bob Burton returned Monday af- ternoon from Summers. accompan- jed by his mother who will visit here for awhile.
 The News is requested to an nounce that services will be held next Sunday morning al the Pres byterian Church.
 Al Sharp left this morning for Birmingham. Ala He has accept ed a position with a house in that city=Fayettevi Daily.
 Mrs Dr. J.E Martin. who has been ill with the typhoid fever for several weeks. was able to be taken to her home "Wednesday.
 Mrs Tom Taylor and daughter. Miss Grace, went to Springdale yes terday to spend a week with rela- tives. Fayetteville Daily
 Mrs Sarah Hewitt and children, who had been visiting relatives at this place left Monday for their home at Fredonia. Kansas
 Wilson Cardwell and Clem Um- baugh left Monday afternoon for points near Springfield Mo. to look after apple prospects.
 Mrs. Watson and daughter Miss Ola, who had been spending the summer in the vicinity of Denver Colorado. arrived home Friday
 Fred Haxton arrived home lat ter part of last week from his trip out west Roy Hewitt. who accom- panied him out there, is still there
 Lee Davis, of Southwest City. ness and visiting with relatives and friends He returned home yester- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. w A Graves of this place attended the meeting of the Primitive Baptist Association at Little Flock, near Rogers. Sun day
 Fayetteville newspapers report that prospects are the University will have the largest attendance this year in the history of the institu- tion
 Postmaster N C. Roberts will leave next week to attend the na- tional meeting of the postmasters at Gainesville. Florida. Rogers Re publican
 On account of the dry, hot weath- CT school at Cross Roads. west of town. was dismissed Monday after noon until it rains ]. ]. Banks is the teacher The News is requested to an nounce that the w c. T. |. will meet with Mrs Welton and Mrs. Miller next Monday afternoon at three o'clock
 Mrs s. P. Gatlett, who had been here for some time visiting with her brother. l.. Powell. left latter part of last week for her home at Eddyville. Ky
 The evaporators are now paying 40 cents per bushel for apples. This is probably the highest price ever paid in Springdale for this grade of apples.
 Dr. c. A. McQuaid and Bob Wal dron accompanied by their fami- lies, left Wednesday morning for Richland to spend the remainder of the week camping out
 Appleby Brothers have been buy ing peaches in the vicinity of Hack ct City. Ark, and will begin can hing them within the next few days