The Springdale news., 1912-12-13
Of IosaI nnterest.

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 J. A Joyce arrived home Friday from Huttig, this state, where he had been selling apples.
 T. J. Davis, who has been quite i'll for some time, was reported as improving yesterday morning.
 Mr. and Mrs John Davis of Har- rison arrived Sunday for visit with the formers father, r J. Davis
 Miss Nelle Sanders arrived home last week, the school which she has been teaching near Pitkin hay ing closed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marion Smith, who have been in Oklahoma and Texas for some time past, returned Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Black of New Hampshire Ohio, who had been here visiting her sister, Mrs. M E. Limbaugh iel' Tor nome soapaE
 Programs of Christmas entertain ments and announcements. for pub lication next week should be sent in not later than Tuesday.
 The girls of the NJ. E. Church South. will conduct a market at Umbaugh's grocery store Saturday the proceeds to be devoted to char tty.
 
 Dr. C A McQuaid received an order last week from Florida for a half dozen pearls, which he filled satisfactorily to himself and the purchaser.
 Mrs Nelle Graham of Los Ange- les. Cal, arrived Sunday, being call ed here by the illness of her fath- ar. T. J. Davis, and will be here for a few months.
 A daughter was born early Fri day morning to MT. and Mrs. Earl Bird at the home of the latter $ parents, Mr and Mrs. w c. Thomp- son, but the little one lived but a short time
 In an exchange of properties Dr's
 
 CTS of the A B. Johnson 65 acre Realty Co. represented both part ies in the deal
 Mrs Walter Mullens and three children left Saturday afternoon for Poeatello, Id. 10 join Mir. Null lens. who has been out there some time. and where they will make their future home
 Prof. \ N. Bevers and family left the first of the week for PraI- Tie Grove, where they will make their future hone and where Mir BeYers will have position as cash fer i'll neW= bank.-Rogers Demo crat
 We print the first insfallnenf ot letters tn santa Clau= this Xe1k and will print others next week Children desiring their letters printed should have them in the office aext week not latef that TuesdaY
 P Ii H5agh came in f=eea k from Nartheast NeHraska and he and his family are occupying prop erty in the west part of town. They wilt spend the winter here. and may possibly decide to make this thelr future hemE
 Ewa1 has sold =rhe south east corner tot of the htopery which he recently purchased from C. C PHiIllis on Emma Avenue 10 w C 0Wnboy and the latter Il soon let the contract for I modem up-to-date res dence.
 Mrs T. D Steele of Monttt was was granted divorce ill tic circuit court Thursday of last Week. The court also gave Mrs. Steele the residence property including all the household goods and sum of =S4e0 -Cassville fMo) Republican
 Springdale friends of Clyde Ing ram, former resident of this place, will be interested in learning of his marriage, which occurred re- gently at Grove. Ok, the bride be ing Mrs Ada Slocum-Butin Of that place Clyde has been located at Jay for some tune, where he is en- gagged i'll the abstract business with his brother, Van Ingram, and the bride was a stenographer in the county court at that place.