The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
Of local Interest.
1Oo CARS TO DATE.

the week eHQtIS Ntdh6SudS hiSht5 making a total of 102 ears for the season to date
 The price of shipping apples re- mains about the same as last week, ranging from S1.0O to S150 per barrel Vinegar stock took quite jump Wednesday afternoon, when Jones Bros. X Co. raised the price from g to 50 cents per hundred. This is just about the same price as was being paid by the eyaporators for peelers, and peelers are no~ quoted at 30 cents per hundred
 The quality of the apples now being brought to market Is consid- erably better than earlier in the season, the apples being nicely col pred and show up well.
 The situation as to ears is great ly improved, shippers not exper- fencing the difficulty in securing ears that they had several days ago.
 Edgar Masoner was down from Bentonville Tuesday on business.
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 John Dingle left few days ago for points i'll Mississippi To sell ap= ples.
 
 Clyde Ritehey was over from Ein= eoln latter part of last week on business.
 N. c. Weir left yesterday morn ing for Texarkana to sell apples feH Graham Bros.
 Frank Graham has accepted pc sition with the Springdale Cash Dry Goods Company.
 Mrs l.. E Einebarger went down to West Fork Saturday and spent few days visiting with friends.
 ]. c. Gerig came in latter part of last week from Wayland, Iowa, To look after his interests at this place.
 L F. Rader left Thursday night of last week for points in Louis ana to sell apples for Harris < Claypeol
 Mack Renner of the Arcade Hotel. is now the owner of new Mitch ell car, having traded his old Over land for it.
 The ladies of the First NJ E. Church will conduct their usual market Saturday, October 12. at the City Meat Market.
 L. E. Linebarger left Saturday after noon for Willow Springs, Mo, and will be away indefinitely on apple business for J T Craig.
 The News is requested to an nounee that there will be preaching at the Lutheran Church next Sun day morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 j. A. Caldwell, residing up near LoWlel. left Thursday afternoon for Mountain Grove, Mo, on apple bus mess for W. B Brogdon x Son
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 Harry Emery, who has a posi- ton with an automobile company al San Marcos, Texas, cane in Sunday night for weeks visit with home folks
 S H Slaughter left yesterday morning for Miles. Texas, in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the critical illness of his brother, Timothy.
 Miss Elsie MeQuaid left Saturday for Capital Hill. suburb of Okla homa City, where she will spend the winter with an aunt living al that place
 ]. F. Cullen, who had been here visiting relatives and looking after his interests in this section. left yesterday morning for ihs home at Eason, Ok.
 There will be a game of football on the local grounds Saturday af= ternoon between the Fayetteville high school and the local high school team.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Powell, who had been visiting relatives here and in Madison County, left yester- day morning for their home al Tahlequah, Ok
 \ box supper will be given al the high school Friday evening for the benefit of the high school foot ball team Everybody invited ta turn out and help the good cause.
 C. W. kennan this week pur- chased the residence property and blacksmith shop of w r Stokes on Mill Street Mr Stokes contem= plates going to some point in Tex as.
 Mrs Dr. W. II. Young and her son=in-law and daughter, MT and Mrs Barrett. who had been hefe visiting with relatives, returned Monday to their home at Boone vile.
 
 MT and Mrs. Joe Carter came in Wednesday afternoon from Vest vile, Ok. and Joe returned yester- day morning where he is assisting his father in the erection Of bus mess house.
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 c B. Gibson and family moved to Fayetteville this week where they will make their home Miss Tom my Gibson has accepted position in central telephone office down there and the family moved in or der that all might be together.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jamison of