The Springdale news., 1909-06-11

all interested are requested to come. The Farmers Union will also hold meeting at Lowell the same day.
 Elm Springs is making prepar- atlons for great celebration of the glorious 4th, Saturday, July 5. The celebration is to be held under the auspices of the Mason ic, I. o. o. F. and k. of P. fra- ternities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loy Bishop came out from Fayetteville Tuesday afternoon and drove out to the home of the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Sullivan near Elm Springs. Mrs. Bishop was form erly Miss Willie Sullivan.
 Miss Oda Parker, who has been working for the North Ark ansas Telephone Co.,, and Miss Edith Fitch residing some miles east of Springdale, left Wednes- day afternoon for Beltings, Mon- tana, where they will make their future home.
 Tom Harris, son of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Harris, came in from Canenea, Mexico, Monday and will spend a few weeks visiting. Tom has been away from Spring dale for over year, and has been employed in an electric plant at Canenea.
 A. H. Glass and family are this week moving from Fayetteville to their country home north of town. They will probably spend the summer here and Ill the fall return 10 Fayetteville, where Miss Mirna and Ted will resume their studies m the University.
 Miss Ella Anderson of Hick- man County, Tenn, came in Wednesday morning and will spend some tune visiting with relatives and friends at this place. She IS an aunt of John Anderson, and also Joe and Wes Anderson who reside east of Springdale.
 The installation of Rev. Wm. H. Morrow as pastor of the Presbyterian Church here will take place the 27th of June. The Rev. Dr. D. B. Willis of Fayetteville, Rev. J. E. Wylie of Springdale, and Prof. E. F.. Shannon of Fayetteville will take part in the installation services.
 The new seats for the audi torium park will be ready for use by the last of the week. Joe Ewalt has a contract for twelve of the seats and $. NJ. Graham contract for the other dozen The seats .are we'll built and will be left in the park for the use of everyone who desires to rest in the cool and shady hooks at the Auditorium. Besides being an ornament to the park and a pleasure for Chautauqua goers, the seats will also serve as good advertising medium for the mer- chants of the town.
 The members of the Cemetery Association wish to thank the many good people of Springdale for so willingly assisting them in their -Four Around the World by having access to five beautiful homes, given the best of music and furnished the most substan- tial as we'll as the daintieSt re- | treatments, and four fine teams and trusty drivers and as jolly and orderly crowd as could have been found anywhere. All har- uoniously combined and made the tour a success. Secretary
 Misses Annie and Eulah Old ham left Wednesday morning for Kansas City, Mo-, and after visit ing a few days with relative. there, they will go to La Veta Colorado, where they will spen6 the summer. Miss Annie vii probably remain in Colorado ane make her home with her mother but Miss Eulah will return t Hutchinson, Kan, in the fal where she will attend school ant make her home with her aunt Mrs. Ed. E. Welch. Misses An nie and Eulah have large circle of friends in Springdale who joir with The News in wishing then all happiness Tn their new homes