The Springdale news., 1909-05-28

i appropriation bill had already been approved by the governor, so the only way that any of this i fund could be turned back into the general fund was with the consent of the board of trustees. 1 Scott Rader, who had been down visiting with relatives and looking over the country, left Tuesday afternoon for his home at Greensboro, Kansas. He was we'll pleased with Springdale and will probably return here to make his home.
 J. w. Carter arrived home Tuesday afternoon from Vest vile, Oklahoma, where he has been building some concrete walks. He has the contract for the erection of q business house at that place on which he will be- gin work soon.
 The ladies of the Cemetery | Association eordIallyinvite every body to join them next Tuesda ' evening in Trip Around the World" The first train will leave at s o'clock, the fare being only 5 cents, and tickets will be on sale in front of Hewitt's con- feetionery.
 Dr. F. E. Young arrived home Sunday after an absence of three weeks, two weeks having been spent in the operating rooms of Mayo Brothers at Rochester, Minn., and one week at the State Medical Society at Pine Bluff. He reports having had very satisfactory trip.
 An effort IS being made by the electric light company to secure enough business to justify them in putting on day current. It is to be hoped they will succeed in their efforts, for 1t will be d great convenience, enabling those desiring them to install fans and furnish power for other purposes and also gives Us lights on dark days when necessary.
 John Seamster of Avoea, one the many local representatives in the travelling commission bunch. says the berry growers in South ern Louisiana receive an average of sl.75 per pint crates for their fruit. They tertllize their plants, trim back runners and grow them in large clusters, mulch the ground with pine straw and re- plant every year.-Rogers Demo- crat.
 The Citizens Bank at Rogers owned by II. l.. Stroud, was last week sold to J. Wythe Walker, Calvin Walker, T. J. Walker, Perry N. Clark, ". (. Chyno- weth, J. W. kimnons and Park l.. Jaekman. J. Wythe Walker is president of the bank and MT. Clark cashier. The bank was or ganized twenty years ago by MT. Stroud, and has paid up capital of $50, o,000, with deposits aggre- gating S264 ,0oo.
 We print in this issue the last installment of our serial story, "The Mystery Beginning with next issue We will start q new serial entitled Polly of the Circus" being a novelization of the wonderful drama Of that name which is attracting atten- tion all over the country ust now. We are sure the readers Of The News who enjoy fiction will be delighted with this splendid story. Don't fail to read the opening chapters i'll next issue. C. NJ. N. Parker, secretary and manager of the Colorado Land X Improvement Company, of Pueb- To, Colorado, was in Springdale first of the week looking over the country, departing for home yes- terday morning. Mr. Parker is interested i'll fruit lands in Colo rado, and having heard of this as a great fruit country, he came here for the purpose of making comparisons with his section. He was we'll pleased, and the proba bilities are will return here and make some investments. Mir. Parker thinks our fruit lands are extraordinarily cheap, and