The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

ocrat. who, accompanied by Mrs. Funk, had been enjoying seven weeks trip to Seattle and Alaska, returned home Saturday night
 j. J Banks, teacher of the school at Cross Roads, who dismissed school on account of the dry. hot weather. has decided to resume school next Monday rain or no rain
 The Rogers ball team went to Grove, Oklahoma, and played the team at that place Thursday and Friday Grove won the first game , to 3, and Rogers the second. s to 6
 Next Monday, September 6. is la Dor day, and the Mayor Of Rog CTS has issued proclamation call ing on the business houses of that town to close up from ten q m until noon and help celebrate the Gay.
 Clyde Banks, who went to Okla homa recently on prospecting tour writes back that he has secured a position at Lone Wolf and Is get ting along nicely. From all re- ports Clyde had quite an eventful trip
 Mrs Will Trowbridge. who had been visiting with relatives. left "Wednesday afternoon for her home at Perry Oklahoma. She was ac- companied by her sister, Mrs. Her bert Sturdivant. who will visit out there for few weeks
 Clyde Estes of Russellylle who attended school here last year. came in Saturday afternoon and will attend school here the coming year R A Johnson. who resides at Pottsville, in Pope County. is also attending school here
 From what We can ascertain the evaporators in Springdale are pay ing more for apples than those of
 
 being the case. it would appear that you can make money by hauling 1 your apples to Springdale
 The meeting of the school direc- tors of the county held at Fay attavile Friday was not very large ly attended Sam Dowell was elect ed president for the ensuing year. w NJ. Smith president and NJ F. Croxdale secretary
 The city council of Fayetteville has passed an ordinance requiring, all property owners on Dickson street from College Avenue to West Street, to construct Sidew ks, and also an ordinance requiring the construction of sidewalks to all property fronting the original pub lie square.
 John Riddick. one of our Benton County readers, was in town Tues day on his way to the reunion at Prairie Grove and called in to see our linotype machine. Mir Riddick is one of the "old-timers" in Ben ton County having been born and reared on Pea Ridge in the vi cinity where he now resides.
 The News recently stated that the present price of 40 cents per bushel for apples for use ill the evaporators was the highest price ever paid for this grade of apples This seems to have been mistake, as our attention has been called to the fact that few years back they sold for 50 cents per bushel
 Thursday. August 26. MT and honor of Mir. and Mrs. Chambers of Coffeyville, Kansas Those pres ent were Mir and Mrs. Palmer, Mir. and Mrs. Chambers, Mr and Mrs Lowrey Mesdames Williamson and Williamson. Miller, Baker. Masoner, Wentworth and the Misses Evans.
 The contract for the construction of sewerage system at Rogers was let Wednesday night to Wm. F. Riley of St Louis for S23,0S4.- 50 There were ten other bidders. The town was laid off into an inn proyement district for the purpose of constructing the system. By the terms of the contract the work is to be completed within six months.
 A. J. Stiner, our night watch man. has brought suit against the Fayetteville Telephone Company to recover $7,500 damages for injur- , ies sustained when in the employ of