The Springdale news., 1909-06-18

Probably the last strawberries of the season were brought into town Saturday by Frank Taylor. Raspberries and blackberries are coming in, however, shipments of these berries being made every afternoon by express.
 Prof. N. ]. Peterson, who Is managing the Chautauqua here this week, will leave Sunday for Stuttgart, Arkansas County, where he will be platform man. ager of Chautauqua to be held next week at that place.
 The club women of Siloam Springs, Bentonville and Rogers held a joint meeting at the latter place OH Friday of last week. There were thirty-three ladies present from Sloan Springs and thirty-eight from Bentonxille.
 Mrs. Lizzie Hetfron and son, former residents of Gillett, Ark ansas County, but whose home IS now i'll California, came in Wednesday morning and are guests at the home of II. 0uandt and family on Holeomb Street
 r. r. Freeman, w (. Chyno- weth and ]. E. Applegate have been appointed sewer commission CTS for the improvement district at Rogers, and it IS claimed that the prospects for securing q sew er system in that town are HOW good.
 Some of the young men of Springdale are building boats for an excursion down White River, and expect to get away the fore part ot next week. They will probably go as far down as Branson, and will be away sever al days.
 The members of the fraternal organizations, under whose aus piees the memorial services were held Sunday desire through The News to extend their thanks to the ladies who assisted in gather ing flowers, and also those who assisted in the singing.
 N. D. Lichlyter has crippled hand as the result of a tank of gas for use in his soda fountain exploding. This is the second accident of the kind lie has met with this season, and IS | result Asis beginning to look upon f.these tanks with little suspicion.
 In last issue The News stated that C. N. Furry broke 24 out of 5 targets in the two-men team shoot at the state tournament at Little Rock last week. Mr. Furry IS now threatening to sue The News for damages, as he broke twenty-five straight in this shoot.
 The eighteen-months old in- fant of MT. and Mrs. Ed. Andsr- son of Zion died WednessaS.s- ;e1ssszs |. sas {; i;sssi;;s:sla ses; afld the renih0 ss n shterred i'll the Zion ceitetsra URefday afternoon at , oTbck. Death was due 10 summer complaint and pneu- monia.
 George Marselle, former resi- dent of this section, but Who now resides at ClarInda, Iowa, came in W Wednesday morning on visit to old friends and will remain for a couple of weeks. Mir. Marsslle left ere'about three years ago, .andile says it. makes him feel good to get back again.
 Eld. K. l.. Newton, of Com 1 manche, Oklahoma, came i'll first of the .week to visit with his brother-in-law, J. NJ. Langston. Mrs. Newton accompanied him as far as West Fork, where she is visiting with her mother, and Mrs. Robert karnes came uI from that place with him.
 At a special meeting of the tow~ council Wednesdsg night the required petition was present. ed asking, that the proper steps be taken looking to making Springdale a city of the second class. The petition was received and action deferred until the next regular meeting of the council
 Franklin NJ. Smith, a hustler from Joplin, Mo-, was in Spring dale Wednesday canferriup. Witl