The Springdale news., 1912-12-20

sell five cars of apples which they purchased recently at Seymour, Mo
 Geo w. Guilliams, [ 6 years of age. died Sunday at his home near Pennington. He was an old Con lederate soldier and had been resident of Washington County for forty years,
 B. l.. Yates arrived Saturday from Chicago to spend the holidays with relatives Mrs. Yates has been here for several days visiting with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Burton.
 There are only few more days left in which to do your Christmas shopping. By consulting the ads. in The News your task of selecting suitable and appropriate holiday goods will be greatly simplfied
 The young people of Johnson will present Uncle Rube" at the local Auditorium tonight The play has been given at number of places with marked success, and it is to be hoped they will have good aud fence
 Manager Roy Hewitt of the Princess has arranged an unusually interesting program for tonight fFriday), which depicts the strug- sles of a young girl to escape the clutches of d Mormon elder. l. is shown n three reels.
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 Mrs w. c. Harper received message today stating that her aunt. Mrs Wm Campbell, a lady about 58 years of age, died early this morning at Ter home at Green land, in this county, of ab5opleHy.
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 Christmas bazaar by the girls of the Second Baptist Church aL Che City Meat Market neX' saturday. De eember l.
 The coming Christmas MI Dc tEa tWenty-fifth for The News. and fei the twenty=fifth time 1t ex tends 10 it's readers and frieHds=eF- efyw4ere the compliments of the season. wishing for all long life. aat tginess and prosperity
 | chemical fire extinguisher has been ordered for the use of the fire company at Prairie Grove. It has 50 gallon tank. and will throw a stream 60 feet high. and carries 100 feet of hose lt.ean be reeharged in few minutes.
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 Uncle Am Lewis. who was opefat- ed on recently in the hospital at Fayetteville, is getting along nice ly aud was able to come home Tues day afternoon, being accompanied by his nephew. Bert $. Lewis. He is at the home Of his brother, ]. N Lewis
 A NJ Clark. who has been mak- ing his home here for a few months, engaged in the real estate business, left with his family Sunday night for Hollis, Ok. 10 make their home. He traded his equity in the forty aere. tract ofIland west ef=to~n. known as the Sparkman place. to Ira E Holloman for property al Fredrieks. Oklahoma.
 Ed David Y. Leonard, brother of Mrs j C. Johnson of this pla Q, arrived "Wednesday from Alabama for a visit with his sister. from whom he had been separated since his infancy He is Primitive Bap= list minister and will preach at Oak Grove next Saturday and Sun day at II o'clock and at Springdale gn the same days at D. uI
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 ] L. MeQuaid, residing in tte west part of town, happened 10 a deplorable accident Monday eYeH- ing. as the result of which he has n all probability, lost the sight ef his left eye. In splitting kindling small splinter struck hlmZ faZ Z5he eye. and it is now the opinion ot the physician, Dr J. E Martin. that the sight has been destroyed. What makes the accident all the more deplorable is the fact that this was MT NJ Quaid's good eve, his right eye having been failing for number of years
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 f'or two weeks past The News torce has been up against it' on account of the Linotype failing 10 behave itself like all good Linotypes should H. A. Sparling, repre- sentative of the Mergenthaler Lin otype Company, droped in oil Us Monday evening and after spank ing from his experienced hands