The Springdale news., 1912-11-08

noon. starting at the=Nest end Of
the business part OF town and end
ng at the railroad the motive
power being furnished by Bass
i Cooper who didn't think Wilson
+ is scheduled TO occur at p m
and everybody is invited 70 see the
fun
Miss Anna Rose happened to
quite an accident Friday morning,
which, fortunately. proved Of no
serious consequence She Is substi-
tute rural mail carrier, and had
driven in the alley in the rear Of
The postoffiee. Her horse started
20 back and ran INTO Ralston's milk
wagon The buggy was overturned
and Miss Anna thrown out, but was
/ not injured. and the buggy damaged
| but little
" Befers was down from
family, who had been here several
days visiting Mr. Bevers made a
trip 20 Prairie Grove Monday 70
place, where he will accept the po=
sition Of cashier IN a new bank to
be opened there between the first
and fifteenth OF December He will
move SOME time during the present
month.
T. b Jones OF Hindsville was in
| Springdale first OF the week on
business He re emily disposed OF
his interests at Hindsille. and he
and his family Will leave this week
for Delhart, Texas, where they will
make their future home. Delhart
IS in the northwest part of he
state. and Mr. Jones will give his
attention to the sheep business.
having become the owner of a flock
of over a thousand in recent deal.
A h. France arrived home Tues
day from business trip TO his old
home at Gillett, Arkansas County,
where he had been selling apples
Mr.. France reports that ducks are
J floeking into that section in large
quantities, and hunting promises to
be good this winter. Quail shoot
/ ing is also good down there Just
before starting for home he went
out a couple of miles from town
and found nine coveys OF birds,
and had no trouble in filling his
game bag A place like that would
/ be paradise for some of the nimrodS
up here who have To walk their
legs off almost 10 find two or three
eoyeys Of birds.
The success of the Democrats in
/ Tuesday 5 election has had the eff
feet Of bringing 10 the front a mum
+ Der OF local Democrats who would
i like 10 have Carlos Mayes job a.
+ postmaster j. G johnson AMI Mat
Logan had petitions in circulation
+ Wednesday morning. Other aYoW-
ed applicants. or who are mention
ed for the Office are T. Lane, ! .
VI Hewitt. J Q Phillips. " Il
i Searcy. T. u Petross, John Ander-
son, LLOYD limbaugh and Jno r
Stafford. and there may be others
whose names We have not heard
+ As Postmaster Mayes time does not
expire until January %. 1911, there
Is plenty of time yet for others to
get III the race.
The revival meeting being conduct.
ed by Evangelist Ernest House was
i brought To close Monday night,
and Evangelist House and party left
Tuesday morning for some point in
New Mexico 10 conduct a meeting
The meeting was a failure 80 far as
conversions are concerned but
nevertheless it is felt that good
was accomplished by the meeting
II was the original intention to con-
duct the meeting under the auspic-
Is OF the Christian Church, but lat
er it was decided TO make union
meeting of it and services have been
held most 9th time at the N. f.
church, sd Evangelist House
and his singer, Mr. Baird, made
many friends during their stay in
Springdale whose best wishes go
with them TO their new field of
labor
The presidential campaign through
which We have just passed has been
the quietest locally that the writer
ever remem bers We remembr in
the campaign of 1888 when Cleve-
land and Thurman We're the Dem
ocratic candidates, the red bandana
handkerchief was very much in ey-
idenee by the Democrats, and the
Democratic girls even wore dresses
n no Ia Of f.Ys h..