The Springdale news., 1912-09-13
HIGk0RN GR0SE,

 to Huntsville last Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Phillips wis ited near Key last Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Potts Of Clifty arg the parents of new boy.
 Charles Wagner of Eureka i: working for Lum Vaughn.
 Lum Vaughn made 8 trip to Flu. reka Springs la.t "Wednesday.
 John Mullins and family return. ed home from Rogers last week
 Harry Vaughn of Wahtoka, Cal. is mingling with his many friends here.
 Monday morning Eyeryody and their dogs have gone to the city to cast their vote today.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ullie Calico and sis ter Miss Laura went to Huntsville last Thursday to hear trial.
 Mrs. Major Todd was called to La rue last Sunday 10 see her mother, Mrs. Alfred who is seriously i'll.
 The Mountain View bal boys won the game from Lone Star again last Saturday at the Johnson Park dia- mond.
 No rain yet and we are sadly in need of it, too. Everyone is busy cutting corn tops before they get too dry.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mel Cook Of Lone Star and Joe Goddard of this place visited at "Hermits Canyon last Sunday.
 Our school house has just had a new coat Of paint which improves the looks very much Joe Goddard did the work
 John Bone and family of Chanute, Kans, who have been here for sev- eral days visiting relatives, will return home soon.
 Miss Ruby Iyfe, our school teacher attended lodge Friday night at Clifty and spent Saturday and Sun day with home folks.
 Several friends Of hr Strohm gathered at his home last Friday ey ening and helped him celebrate his birthday. The evening vas spent music, dancing and conversation. A good time is reported.
 There was pie supper given at the Clifty school house last Satur- day night, for the purpose of rais ing funds to repaint the school house There were iots of pies and all brought fairly good prices
 ChInquapins. paw paws and hazle- nuts are beginning to get ripe and this part of Madison County is blessed with aa bonntiful crop. Don't Worry. wish you could come over and stay a week with us, but I'm afraid you would never find the way this far back in the sticks
 Charlie Clark happened 10 quite a serious and painful accident last Tuesday while at work on his fath- CTS new house He was walking across the rafters when he lost his balance and fell to the ground. breaking his right arm in two places above the elbow and otherwise bruis ing him up He is getting along as we'll as could be expected. con sidering the hot weather Dr Moore of Huntsville is attending him.
 The ladies of the Rebeeca Lodge of Clifty were given quite pleas ant surprise last Friday night when, at the close of their regular meet ing, their l. 0. 0. F brothers gave them an ice cream supper To say a good time was had would not half tell it. Tie Clify Rabeccas are thriving and energetic body They now have the following off, cers: N C.. Gula kie, \ \ C. kittie Todd; r N C.. Ruby Iyie. chaplain. Wyle Todd. conductor, Edna Brasheafs. warden. Hannah Vaughn, inside guardian. Nora Oli-I yer.
 family reunion was hela at the home of Uncle Pleas Vaughn last Sunday. when all the Vaughn chil- dren were witA their parents, for the first time in several years. Mr and Mrs Vaughn are the parents Of seven sons Bob. Elmer Horace. Eum and Art af of this piare. Ben Of Harrison. trk4 and Allen of Reedley, Cal. and 1t was very happy reunion indeed Aunt Mar garet is sixty-s-x years of age and Uncle Plea is sixty four and be was born and reared on the plaee where he nos lies. There were sey- en sons. fourteen grand children and about twenty other relatives present. 1 good dinner was serv- l 1trf