The Springdale news., 1909-08-27

the market and their feasibility at tested It is the purpose to es- tablish the factory here and plans to this end are now under way. Rogers Republican
 I $ Ewalt and J Wesley Phillips have purchased what is known as the old Gulley place in the north part Of town from l Fiant We under stand MT Fiant, who is to give pos session within two weeks time, will move to his sons farm over on White River to make his home
 A small whirlwind raised the top of the menagerie of the Robinson s circus Saturday afternoon The tent was lifted about fifty feet in the air and torn to shreds The incident occurred while the perform anee was in progress and panic was narrowly ayerted Fayetteville Daily
 s F.. Marrs. and Mack MeRoy were up from Fayetteville Tuesday afternoon to inspect our linotype Mir Marrs is the publisher of the Fayetteville Daily and the Fayette- vile Democrat and vas very fay- ora hiv ir,pracs.l u-,tbI tha roa9b n e, and will likely install one in his office
 Rev Burgess of Marshall. Scar cy County. preached at the Christ ian church Tuesday and Wednesday nights He was on his way to Phil lipsburg and Conway. Mo, to con duet meetings and was accompanied by Mr Gibson. who assists in the singing They left for Missouri yesterday morning
 Mr and Mrs Frank Parrott are selling Of their household goods and expect 70 leave the latter part of nex: month for Seattle, Wash. to. attend the exposition after which they will make their home tempo rarily at Bellingham. that state. and if they like it out there will prob ably locate permanently.
 At the annual meeting of the Arkansas Rural Letter Carriers As sociation held at Little Rock first of the week. Arthur Waves of LOW ell was reelected yiee-president. w. E. Parker of Dover is presi- dent Governor Donaghey delivered an address before the meeting.
 The reunion of ex-Confederates at Huntsville Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week is reported to have been quite success. Among the speakers were Congressman Floyd. Dr. Brough and Dr. flight of Fayetteville, C. A Fuller of Eureka Springs and County Judge J. . Harriss
 Mrs. B. P. Smith was out from Fayetteville Monday afternoon. and she reports Mr Smith getting along as well as could be expected under the circumstances. At times the physicians are inclined to think that Mr. Smith may possibly be able to see some with his injured eye. It will probably be some time yet be- fore he will be able to be brought home
 Glen VanHorn and Bob Waldron, clerks in w c Ownbey's drug store received q check for s10 few days ago from the manufacturers of Jap-a-lae as a prize for window display which they recently ar ranged Considering the fact that many of the larger establishments in the cities were competitors, the success of these young men is all the more ereditable
 During the circus parade at Fay etteville Saturday the residence oi U University. was entered by burg lars and jewelry to the value oi $750 was taken. Miss Patti Me Namra, of Fort Smith. who was a guest at the Allen home. was the heaviest loser No clue as to the identity of the burglars has beer discovered, but it is supposed they were following in the wake Of the circus
 A feature which had not beer scheduled was marriage Saturday afternoon at the building where the ladies aid society of the Christ ian Church was serving ice cream The contracting parties both re side out west of town, the bride being Miss Mary Harris, and the groom is named I've The ceremon was to have been performed oS