The Springdale news., 1912-08-09
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Miss i<tt DAVIS IeIt SdtufddS eN- ening for Imboden, Lawrence County to visit with relatives. H. c. Hunt went to St Louis last week to remain for some time look ing after business matters. Z. + :. W. C. Mover. of the Fayetteville Business college was in Springdale Tuesday looking after the interests of the college.
 Mr and Mrs G. w. Kennan and son Audrey left Saturday for Joplin, Mo. to spend couple of weeks visiting with relatives.
 Mrs. Lear arrived home Friday from Oklahoma where she was call ed by the illness Of her son, Glaud She reports Claud as being much improved
 Mrs. Dora Moll and Mrs Maud Moll of Olathe, Kan, arrived Friday night To spend a few weeks visiting with their parents, Mir and Mrs.H w Johnston.
 The News is requested 10 all nounee that the Cemetery Assoeia- ton will meet with Mrs stant Thompson next Monday afternoon at three 0 o'clock
 
 John Young returned latter part of last week from Fort Smith. N here he vas called by the critical illness of H. E. Frimhle. and reports Mr. Tfimble as improving.
 The News family is on its annual outing on War Eagle this week, others in the party being Bob Black ard Maurice Renner and Miss Aldah Thompson of Fayetteville.
 Misses Anna. Emma and Margery Magruder Elsie Maupin, Dorothy and Betsie Campbell of Prairie Grove were visiting with Mrs. ]. C. Mckinney first of the week.
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 In another column will be found the program for the opening service of the Second Baptist Church. which takes place Sunday August II. Ey- cry hedy is invited to attend
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 If you care to read the superla tive thing in exciting mystery stories don't fail to get the first install- ment of our new serial. The Yel- low Letter" which will be printed next week
 Elmer Burgess, sporting editor of the Joplin Tribune. was in Spring dale dale latter part of last week. having come down for a brief visit with his friend, C. o. Smith. residing southwest of town.
 Springdale has occasion to be proud of the fire boys. They did the work of veteran firemen Wednes day and also the chemical engine proved it's worth The bucket hri- gade" could not have handled this job without its help.
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 J. ]. Wayt planted a plot of ground 30x45 feet in Irish potatoes near his marble shop on Holcomb Street, and gathered his crop last week. which amounted to ten bush els The potatoes were very fine, being of the Gold Coin variety.
 Attention is called to the special subscription offer being made by The News. We make the time at which the paper can be secured at the reduced price four weeks so that everybody can have a chance at it. Tell your neighbors about it.
 <. :. <. With the evaporators, vinegar fac tory and canning factory in opera tion there is little excuse for any idle people in Springdale These in give employment to no less than 250 people, and will seat ter considerable money in the com munity
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 Frank Sanders left Saturday for i Batesyille to work for the South western Telegraph & Telephone Company. The crew that has been working here for the past few months has practically completed the work at this point and was transferred to Batesville.
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 Watch for the opening chapters of our new serial, The Yellow Letter." It was written by Wm. [