The Springdale news., 1912-11-01

tween Ft Smith and Springdale re suited in to victory for the former, some idea of the relative merits of tAe two teams in to-day s game may De had
 Only nine ears Of apples were shipped from Springdale the past Week. bringing the total fer the season up to 194 cars Five Gafs Were being loaded yesterday, and the total for the entire season will amount To about 282 cars Kim mons, Walker X Co closed d8An their eYaporafor Tuesday afternoon. but ~ill continue grinding vinegar stock the remainder of the week
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 N C Kendall, who bought the Anay Graham fafm northeast Of town. some time ago, came i'll Sat arday from Ottawa, Kansas to lqok after the property being ac- companied by his daughter, Miss Glariee. He was also accompanied by his friend. Ralph Ramey. of Ames. Iowa. Who vas making his first visit to Arkansas. They were pleasant callers at the News office while here.
 
 Tie Weat her of the past few days has brought the ducks into this sec ton, and some of the local nim- rods have been after them with fair- ly good success W. G. 0wnbey and Dr C. \. MeQuaid went out to 05age Tuesday night and returned Wednesday with nine ducks Jim and Aubrey Smith, Winfred Need ham and Willard Lear went out to Buffers on White River the same night. returning Wednesday with six ducks and a nice string of bass.
 Mrs. Fred Krassin, better known 70 Springdale people as Miss Lula Quandt. arrived Sunday from Marshfield, Wis, to spend two or three weeks visiting with her par ents. Mir and Mrs H. Quandt She left here some four months ago os- tensibly 10 visit with relatives and friends in the north, and on Sep tember , she was united in mar riage 10 Mr krassin at Saltwater. Minn., and they are making their home at Marshfield, Wis. where Mr Krassin is prosperous con tractor and builder Mir. Krassin has visited in Springdale.
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 The Fayetteville High School de feated the Springdale High School Saturday in foot ball game by the score of 32 to Fayetteville Daily.
 The above is an injustice to the Springdale High School football team The News is advised that hz | l. hrS- who took part in the above men toned game, only a portion attend the High School, some are in the not in school at all, and none of the number are members of the High School football team.
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 Congressman ] C. Floyd and elector for the Third Congression= al District. delivered addresses Mon day night al the Auditorium under the auspices of the local Democratic Club. Music was furnished by the band, and there was a vocal duet by Winnie and Jewel Phillips and a Democratic speech by Miss Minnie Anderson. There was good
  We're well received Mr Pace is yet Ia young man and gives promise of making one of Arkansas most gift ed orators. Congressman Floyd's ad- dress was devoted to a review of the work of congress, and the strug gle to secure tariff legislation in the interests of the masses. IL was strong. logical and convincing
 
 Frank Reed. residing north of town, happened to a painful and dis lressing ac ident Tuesday morning, as the result Of which he has lost the sight of the right eye lie was driving calf into town, using all ordinary buggy whip He struck the calf, and as he did so some ob= ject hit the eye, bursting the ball. but just what 1t was will probably never be known For awhile it was thought that possibly the sight had not been entirely destroyed. but physicians on "Wednesday decided it was best to remove the ball of the eye. which was to have been done yesterday morning Frank is a son of Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Reed and was married only few days ago, and in his affliotion he and lis young bride have the sympathy of all
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 !. 5 EWalt left yesterday after noon for Great Bend, Kan, to join his family where he will make his future home, he having about closed out his various interests at this place Great Bend was his home before coming 10 Springdale, and should his health permit he con templates re-entering the real es- tate business there Mir Ewalt has reaided in Springdale for nearly nine years past, and an idea of the amount of business he has tran sacted during that time can be req nzed when il is stated that he has sold over three hundred tracts of