The Springdale news., 1912-09-13
Of Local Interest.

 Southern Illinois to buy apples for a Chicago commission house.
 Miss Mabel Irwin Of Little Rock arrived Tuesday night, and is the guest Of Miss Irma Petross.
 Rex and Mrs. NJ C Hickman left Wednesday morning for points in Missouri for a visit of several days.
 Mr and Mrs. Chas Bass of Cass- vile, Mo, who had been down vis- iting with relatives, returned home Saturday afternoon.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Miles T. Skinner of layton, Kent County, Texas, came in first Of the week and expect to make their home here.
 \ nice shower of rain fell Sunday afternoon few miles east of Springdale, and there was a very IL
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 Harold Smitherman. who has been spending the summer here, left Monday afternoon to join his par ents at Goffeyville, Kan.
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 The ladies of the First NJ F. Church will conduct their usual market on next Saturday. Sept II. at the City Meat Market.
 Mrs N P ThrailbiH and daugh- ter of Chattanooga, Tenn, are wis ting Mr and Mrs. R. Seeley at their home on Holeomb street.
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 Guy Stafford, who has position with the State Sentinel at Stigler. Ok, came in Sunday for a few days visit with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs. S E Williamson left Tuesday evening for Lancaster, i, Ohio, where they were called by the serious illness of the latter's sister
 Mrs c s Lowe of Meridian, Miss. has been in this section for several days visiting with her sis Mrs Hettie Cloer, near Sonora
 Chas Henson is trying his hand at selling groceries this week for a wholesale grocery house at Fayette- vile, taking the place of Jack Whitten
 Mrs Stoney Graham and sister. Miss Ada Olmstead, left Thursday afternoon of last week for Guthrie Center. Iowa, to spend a few weeks visiting relatives
 l.. s. Petross is erecting mod ern four-room cottage on lot which was originally part of the old Petross homestead. and will make Springdale his home.
 
 Miss Frances Jones. who will be pleasantly remembered by many Springdale friends, orders her News sent to Arcadia, La, where she will be through the coming millinery season.
 Mr and Mrs. ]. (. Smith of Dut- ton, Ok, came in latter part of last week for a brief visit with Mir. and Mrs ] W. Goree. They were on their way to Berryyille. Carroll County, for a visit.
 Mrs. Ollie Cowan of Osceola. Mississippi County. eame in Tues day morning for a visit with rela- tives in this section She is a daughter of Mrs. P. \ Johnson. re siding over in Oxford Bend
 The N C. T. [. will hold q meeting at the home of Mrs. Marks next Monday. Sept. 16, at o'clock The annual election of officers will be held at this time. All members are urged to be present, Sec.
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 \. L. France left Saturday night for his old home at Stuttgart, to be absent for a couple of weeks looking after business matters. Ed. McGahhey, of Gillett, who had been in this section for several days. re- turned with him.
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 NJ D. Liehlyter, correspondent for the local lodge of American Yeomen, reeived a check Sunday for s14S6.- 90 in favor of Mrs. Alice Boatright of Huntsville, mother of Keller Boatright, who died recently and was a member of this order
 Parties having fine samples of grain or field or grain products are