The Springdale news., 1912-10-18

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 From the CassYille (Mo) news papers We learn that L. Beasley has been nominated for prosecuting at torney by the Republicans of Barry County. Nf Heasley formerly re sided in Springdale, and has many old friends here who would be pleGsed to see him successful in his race. The election comes off the same day as the presidential election.
 W D. McKean and wife of Sandy. Oregon, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. s. Ferguson, will leave Thursday morn | ing for Pangburn. White County, Ark, where Mr Mckean has pur chased a farm at a bargain Mir. McKean says that is a fine farming country, and several good bargains to be made there.
 Prof. T. w. Harris. who was formerly a teacher in the schools at this place, leaving here some nine years ago, came in a few days ago, accompanied by Mrs. Harris, for visit with old friends. They will spend some time in this See l IIO1, tiitiI SoI OiIl D<tdS 4toldtlit of Winslow. Mir and Mrs Harris have been making their home inI 1 Chicago for some time past
 Henry Cagle of Galena, Kan. came in Sunday for brief visit with his parents. MT and Mrs. l.. IC. Gagle Mr Gagle resided in i Springdale a number of years ago and worked on the Frisco section i when Al BaxIey was foreman Of the gang Mir. Gagle left here twenty i five years ago ard naturally he notes many changes that have talk en place since his departure.
 W. F. Johnson Of Hollis. Ok. was in Springdale latter part of ] last week. and while here closed q deal for the jeweIy business Of G 1 W kennan He will not take i'm mediate possession, but expects to move his family here about the first Of the year at which time he will take charge of the business. Mr. Kennan will continue his piano and music business as heretofore, Owen Parker, son of Theo Park l CT, former resident of Springdale, arrived Wednesday for a visit with his sister, Mrs W C. Ownbey. It has been nine years since Owen left Springdale. and for some time past he has been located at Winter set, Iowa, working at his trade jeweler and engrayer. After visit here of about Wee. he ex= pects to go to Florida to continue i'll the same work.
 Kimmons, Walker X Co, owners l of the eyaporator and vinegar plant. ] filed incorporation papers with the l secretary of state last week the cap ital stock being $25,000, of which l sl5, ,e00=is paid up.The officers are: President, Calvin Walker, vice pres l ident. j. W kimmons; = secretary treasurer, T J. Walker The incor operation does not mean that there will be any change in the business, as these gentleman have been at ] the head of the enterprise since it's 1 inception
 In some sections of the state to which apples are being shipped the 1 town councils are passing ordi- nances imposing tax on the sell CTS that are almost prohibitiye One of the growers here who shipped a car to Monticello is in receipt of information from his agent that the day after he arrived there the council passed an ordinance impos- l ing tax of s25 per car on each car sold in the town. That may be all right for the two or three merchants in the town who have apples to sell, but it is rather hard on the people who have to buy the apples.
 Some of the older men of the community are endeavoring to get together as many as twelve men who are eighty ye afs of age or ov- CT and if this is done it is pro- posed to have a photograph made which will be reproduced in The News. So far those known who are of this age are A NJ kennan. o. Greenfield. E. E. Sills, Wm Scud der, Bowman, A l Banks, -. =. Goldsborough, and Jonathan Smith, the latter living northwest of town. If there are those not men 1 tioned who are eighty years of age or oyer. they will confer a favor by notifying The News of the fact
 An automobile party of Sprtngdak people mOtored out Sunday after noon to the site of the new bridge to be constructed across White Riy- fer In the party were w G Own bey and family Mr. and Mrs R. A. 1 Mulford, L. D. Petross and family, Mr and Mrs. A. NJ. teitzeH. Jno. P Stafford and family These We're the first cars to go over the new portion of the road. and barring the loose rocks in sections the road is excellent. The grade is long but easy, and will not prove difficult pull for team with q load Prob ably the worst part of the road is the deep sand al tie foot Of the mountain near \. w. Sherry's and on around near Mr Harp's place No work has as yet been done on this portion of the road A number of other Springdale people drove out to the new bridge Sunday afternoon l LOCAL MARKET REPORT
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