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The Springdale news., 1912-07-26
BRIGHTW ATER

.Sin ZddyIleIQ Is the 00HeT 0l d new Spalding carriage.
 Uncle Henry Harris has moved to Pea Ridge and will live with his daughter, Mrs. Lee Roller
 Hollis Voltz is the proud owner Of a nice mandolin his cousin. Non Pratt Of Monett. Mo, presented him
 School Will begin at Central Mon day, July 2eth, by Prof Floyd Paine. He cones highly recomend- ed.
 Ed Pratt was able 70 hobble out to church a Central Friday night. His rheamatism is quite bit bet ter.
 Grandma Pratt eame in home Sun day. l4th, from an extended visit with relatives al Monett and Aurora, Mo
 Mr. BlaHkenship oi Garfield. has been doing some swift and good work in this vicinity with his new threshlng mac alnes
 Miss Alma Mayfield of Cross Roads attended church at Brightwat- er Sunday and Sunday night and spent the day visiting with Miss Anna Nichols.
 Mrs. Martha Alley of Oklahoma came in a few days ago and is the guest of Mrs. John Buttram. Mrs. Alleys doctor advised her 10 leave Oklahoma for her and babes health.
 Ice cream suppers are too numer- ous 10 mention The one they had Saturday night at John Miller's residence on the old Hammock plae . was largely attended from dis tance around, quite number from Central attended Those We learn ed of were Misses Alice Scott, Etta Ford. Nan Ford and Alice and FL Ia Mosley.
 The noted and highly esteemed trained nurse, Miss Nell Key of Fayetteville was out visiting a few days last week al the home of Mrs. Dick Mayfield Miss Key had just been dismissed by the doctors from the sick bedside of Mrs John Rice Of Prairie Creek, and was taking a few days vacation before returning to her home last Tuesday.
 Church at the NJ E church Sun day and Sunday night was well at tended as usual Rev \ A Gill more delivered some very interest ing sermons and announced that there will be a series of services con tinued from next Sunday at the NJ E. church at Pea Ridge They ex- pect to have Bro Wasson from Co- req with them on Sunday eve.
 Will Clnkenhird of Kansas ar rived a few days ago with his wife and two daughters for a visit at Elk Horn with Mrs Ranzie Scott and other relatives near Brightwat- CT. Mrs Clinkenbtrd is a sister of Mrs Scott and Elk Horn is her old home where she was raised. They have a host of friends to welcome their coming They will only stay a week. es- .
 Topsy Turvy.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26
MAYFIEID
Grady

Mr and Mrs Lee Trammen spent last Sunday with her brother, Kelly 6
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26

but none comes to this particular : neck 0 the woods
 SPRING VALLEY
 Wm Hammonds and wife are on an extended visit to Oklahoma.
 Protraeted meeting will begin at Hickory Flat next Saturday night.
 Remember the picnic at Goshen next Saturday, even though you don't go
 4 little rain would be thankfully received, and no questions asked If delivered at once
 An ice cream supper will be giv- en al Pilgrim s Rest next Saturday night Of course everybody is in- yited
 Huntsville people should get busy on the road from Huntsville to Spring Valley. There, I've done it again
 Mrs. Cora Sanders and Mrs. Alb Houston took in the ice cream so- | night.
 Joe Homesley, while subbing for us during vacation, had the misfor- tune to break the fifth wheel to his buggy. Oh those roads, but l don't dare say a word. Mrs Ab Houston is visiting rel
 
 Phillips accompanied her Alb eel ebrated his short period of single blessedness by taking in the moving picture show
 Celsius and Mrs. Celsius visited with Thomas Stone of Habberton last Sunday. It was pleasant drive. and friend Stone had many pointers on horticulture and agri- culture to expound. all illustrated with the goods 'i
 good job for some Of our mill men is the white oak lumber for the new bridge That money ought to come over the river Four or five hundred dollars are worth go- ing after Write the Eincennes Bridge Co, Vincennes, Indiana.
 We were pleased 10 meet with the genial countenance Of Don't Worry depicted on the last page of last weeks News We were pleas ed because a vexed question has been settled, though against us. We can not hope to contend with Don't Worry in beauty contest, and shall thereby escape the humiliation of certain defeat by not entering.
 Celsius SPRING VALLEY SUNSHINE CLUB
 The young girls of Spring Valley met Sunday, July II, 1912, and or ganized d Sunshine Club The fol- lowing officers Were elected at the first meeting; President, Miss Nor ma Welch; vice-president, Miss Car Tie Been; secretary, Miss Drew Hammons; chaplain. Miss Averil Shelley. At the second meeting the following additional officers were elected Miss Artie Fitch. assist ant secretary, and Miss Madge Sand CTS. peace officer Misses Dessa Been, Artie Fitch and Ayeril Shet- ley were appointed to draw up and distribute to each set of rules and regulations.
 Object.-The object Of our club Is to scatter cheer and sunshine in otherwise cheerless homes, and to help those who cannot help them selves. We will select list Of invalids each week, who desire cards letters, etc, and will send same to them. The club will raise money by giving entertainments and such other work as We can do and send the proceeds to some of the poor and helpless invalids We will also send quilt blocks to those who de sire them. In short We will try to help others in any way We can, es- pecially the sick
 Motto-Our motto is: Do go9d to others.
 Signed:
 Miss Norma Welch, pres(
 Miss Carrie Been. vice-pYes.
 More people are ashamed of their
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26

Mr. Savers Of Oklahoma Mr Key nolds will move in a short time to his old home in Missouri
 Born, to Mir and Mrs 4. F. Cox, the 14th, a boy Mother and son are doing we'll
 Mrs. Laura Pyeatt Ward, her little daughter, her mother-in-law and sister-in-law$ewho have been visiting here for some time left Tuesday. the 23rd, for their home in Southern Oklahoma.
 Rev. Morris of clafksyille preach cd two very able sermons sunday at II a m. and D. m He is here in the interest Of the esbyterian College at CIarksyiIle He is the president ofZthe college
 Jas. Carnahan of Washington is visiting friends and relatives here this week lie came over week ago 10 see lis father who was very low and died just about the time Nf GarnahaH arrived T. has been r years since he was in this count ry.
 Aunt Liz King. who has spent about week here with relatives, went to Fly Greek yesterday to visit other re1aiyes. She will spend some two months in and around here and then return to her sons in. Oklahoma where she makes her home.
 Prairie Grove boys and Lincoln boys played game of ball here Sat urday The score was 10 to in favor of r c Although it shower ed every little bit the game went on just the same The ladies here served cream and cake and lemonade for the benefit of the public hall They were well patronized.
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26

Mr and Mrs Lee Trammen spent last Sunday with her brother, Kelly Sharp
 Rev Hood filled his regular ap- pointment at this place last Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Mayes of Mountain Home spent last Saturday and Sun day with Miss Mary Scott
 There Were several of the young people around here attended church lat Whitener last Friday night
 W. A. Henson spent latter part of last week with his son Virgil of springdale, who IS very sick with appendicitis
 Mrs Hettie Garrett and her lit tie son Earl spent a few days last week visiting her brother, Mr Chap pei. of Huntsville
 Mrs. Arvilla Clark and her little daughter Enid of Monett, Mo. are spending a few weeks visiting her mother. Mrs John sharp
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26
FISHBACK

The weather is almost too hot to work.
 Miss Nellie Moneyhun is on the sick list this week
 W P. Lewis had the misfortune of losing a fine three year old colt last week
 Miss Bertha oneal is visiting her sister, Mrs Rubie Eidson of Zion this week.
 Walter Jones and Mir. Becker and little son James went 10 Monte Ne last Sunday aF,
 Will Lane \ d family visited Mr. and Mrs Williams Of Rogers satur- day and Sunday.
 Little Frank and Frances Will jams of Rogers are visiting Martha Lane this week
 Mr and Mrs. Walker Vanzant of Sonora attended church at Friend ship Sunday night
 Mrs. Chandoin and daughter Miss Mabel of springdale attended church at Friendship Sunday.
 Mr Vim and family. Mr. Lew is and family and Mir and Mrs. Luther Lewis and Jennie Lane all went to Monte Ne last week and spent two days
 The revival meeting which IS in progress at Frienship is having very good attendance and have had good meetings Everybody come and help in the good work.
 Mary Jane
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26

More people are ashamed of their poverty than of their wealth. This state of affairs is sometimes hard to understand
The Springdale news., 1912-07-26
LOCAL MARKET REPORT
Corrected each week at time of go
 ing to press.

Look out for the fellow who says he is going to look out for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
ROWLAND NOT GUILTY
is veaDIcT OF JURY

DAVENPORT. Ia, May e4.-Ths jury
In the case Of Clayton Rowland. who.
with thirteen other union leaders. was
charged with conspiracy to intimidsts
nonunion button workers at Muscatlne.
returned verdict Of not guilty late to-
night. II is said the others probably will
not have to stand trial and that the in
dictments will be dismissed.
on the American side OF the Rio Grsnde,
with pointed rifles. prevented . band Of
Mexican rebels from firing into the river
where two refugees. were swimming 10
the American side today.
7. L. Sanchez and Louis pelhay. Mexi-
can government secret agents were
captured by rebels by ruse and ara re-
ported to have been executed Sanchez
had son. Major Lewis Sanchez. who
commanded the federal force that took
Guadalupe q few days ago. II Is believed
the elder Sanches was killed In revenge
for executions in Guadalupe.
The same forces OF tederals and rebels
which evacuated Gusdalupe emerged from
the hills at San Ignaeio. Mex. opposite
here today. After . long range hattie
the rebels retired. Major Lewis Sanchez Il
reported killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
GOVERNMENT IS ANNOYED BY
FOLKS WHO WON'T TAKE CASH

WASHINGTON. May 2t.-The mex
plicsble fact that many holders Of United
States bonds fall 10 present their interest
cheeks for payment within reasonable
period. caused Secretary Mscveagh to
place q limit upon the time In which
these drafts can Be csshed without en-
eountering delay.
Beginning lure - all bond interest
checks which have been outstanding for
three fiscal years Nill be covered in
the treasury as an outstanding liability
Of the government
This course will be followed In future
a. the close of each fiscal year. Thu
pAyees Of such checks viii IND II neces-
sary TO procure new cheeks and establish
their right 10 the money.
Aany persons, without explanation. II
= said. refuse TO respond TO repeated ap-
peais Of the treasury that they cash Ia
tefest checks and permit the government
TO close the accounts. The instance u
cited Of one man. who holds an accumu-
lated number Of checks spreading over
years amounting TO between $4,000 and
s7e@a The secretaEy's action Is ex-
pected to avoid the prevalent danger OF
old checks being frsudRlenfly cashed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

The new barn Al he state experiment
staten az Curtis il 10 be erected BY
Could q SON Of Omaha. the contract price
eelng ss.seo II Is to be OF brick. concrete
and steel and is intended TO Be mdel
for dairy. grain and general farm par-
poses-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

mortgage must be taxed at It's face an
the record owner OF the realty assessed
on his equity, the assessor wants TO know
what the equity In = 1900 lot carrying u
ta.ooo mortgage Is worth.
Would Increase Rates.
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph
company. which owns the telephone lines
In johnson county since the. comsolida-
tion. has applied to the railway commits
sion 10 increase rates and a date will
be set for a hearing. Al Tecumseh the
Increase Ia to be 70 cents on all phones.
the new rates being % on single party
business. $50 two party residence . and
two party $50. Al Cook and Graft Il Il
proposed 10 raise farm and town resi-.
dence tolls IS cents all srouDd and at
Adams. in Gage county to increase resi-
denco tolls % cents. AZ sterling the COM
psny asks to take oul the four party
line rate. which ~ service mot now
given. At Crab orchard IL is proposed
to increase business tolls 20 cents per
month and residence and farm D cents.
At several Of these places II Is said
hhNft ~ uoeets Vftt PttdA& wv pathte
on lines which pr< pously had only one.
During the days OF competition It Is
said the companies took two party line
contracts at the rate prescribed. but In
directly cut the rate by never exercising
the right TO give two party service
Now that competition 10 ended the com.
pany Ia exercising the right 10 put two
parties on the line and the subscribers
who enjoyed the snap are kicking.
Morley wills His Head.
Charles Morley, the convict serving a
life term for the murder Of Warden
pelahunty, has willed his head to Or.
n. @. welch, the prison physician. Dur
ing his trial one Of the points " his -
Tense was that bullet fired into his
head and imbedded In the brain had
rendered him irresponsible. When he dies
he wants Or, WEIGH or his successor to
make 9 postnortem and see Just what
effect the bullet has had on the brain.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
lows New. Notes.

DENIsoN-The funeral Of Edward II.
Blackman took place today at the Bap-
tist church. He was a rural mail carrier
out OF Denison who groke down his health
trying TO serve his entire route during
the severe cold and snow Of last winter
The Woodmen and Red Men lodges and
all clerks and carriers OF the Denlson
office attended the funeral in body.
IDA 0RovE-Jehn W. smith, the mil.
lionsire cattle man and mine owner OF
this city. received word that his daugh.
ter. Mrs. Charlotte Bradway. was the
victim Of sneak thieves who stole ta,00
worth Of jevelry from her while she WAS
visiting In Terre Hsute. Ind.
DENfsON-Allan r. Beck OF Mason
City, Ia, and Miss Clara Strahn.of this
city were united In marriage on wednes-
day evening Rev. J. II. Sensensy. the
Methodist Episcopal pastor, officiating
The groom Is engaged in the real estate
business. but OF late has been managing
the primary campaign of e. q. Dunn OF
Mason City. running az democratic candi-
date for governor Mr.. Dunn was In at
tendance at the wedding.
IDA GRovE-charles Menagh Of Denl-
son passed through Ida Grove in a big
gas tractor bound for his new home al
Hishmore. :. D. He had his family and
all his household goods slowed awny on
the big tractor. and says the saving on
freight ana railroad fare win be a big
Item.
cREsToN-crsston now has three
daily papers. The Plain Dealer started
as q twice-a.week paper by Miss Berthe
Bowers here this spring. has been
changed the last week 10 a daily. The
Rev. A. e. Kiser. former pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church here and later
state lecturer for the prohIbitory amend
ment. has accepted the position OF busl-
ness manager for the new sheet, begin
Ming HIS duties yesterday.
INDIANoLA-Harold n. Foster OF VIII
liams. Ia. was the successful contestant
for the position OF editor-in-chief Of the
simpson college official publication. the
simpsonlan. yesterday IN one OF the hot
test elections for the position ever held
at Simpson.
FORT DopGE-Eiton r, Fay has been
appointed assistant master mechanic OF
the Iowa and Minnesota divisions OF the
| Illinois Central railroad. His hesddusrt-
ers viii be at Waterloo.
FORT DoDGE-In spite Of the fac,
that the Webster county supervisors
have passed the saloon petition Of con-
sent as sufficient with ninety-thres
names more than necessary. the Fort
Dodge drys have decided TO appeal to
the district court Al an enthusiastic
authorize Attorney II. s. ode 70 perfect
the appeal and file It as soon as possible
+, oSCE0LA--Burglars secured an en-.
| trance TO the postoffice yesterday morn
| ing at an early hour and made away
with $50 In stamps and cash. No clue
has yet been obtained Of the guilty par
| ties
cREsToN-eeorge L. Lich,y Of Water.
loo has Just been chosen az head Of the
National Wholesale Grocsrs' association
Mr.. Lichty is quite well known here. hi:
parental home being In this city. He /,
| the brother Of Ed and Howard Lichty Of
| this place, both grocers. and another
brother Is grocer in Des Molnes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
Cobb Will be Back
in Game Saturday

CHICAGO. May a.-ryrus Cobb. the
suspended Detroit star. will be back in
the game By Saturday. according to
President comiskey Of the Chicago
American club. who returned today from
the special meeting OF the American
league held at Philadelphia a. q result
OF the strike Of Jennings players. Com
isksy conveyed the impression that q
ten-dsy sentence was placed against
Cobb at the special session. but this was
not announced. comiskey also said that
now infield would be ready to line up
against Detroit on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
PETTY GRATING IN HOUSE
Clash Occurs Over Emergency APP
preparation Bill
FITZGERALD MAKES CHARGES
Says Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
Was Paid by Government Last
Year for Private Tele-
grams for Members.

WASHINGTON. May a-A charge that
members of the bouss were guilty ot
petfy rraftlus was made on the floor
today BY Representative F,tzgeraid
chairman OF the appropriations con.
mites The allegation praclpitated a
worsy war. in the course OF which Mr..
fitzgerald himself was accused of hay-
ing submitted for payment of bills Tor
which there was no provision BY law.
The clash marked the consideration Of
the emergency appropriation bill. carry
ing ,sol oco for the expenses of the hou,e.
The hill makes strict regulations ON the
subject of telesram,.
..The sending 81 teiegrams by mem.
bers Of the house" declared Mr.. Fity.
GERALD. has desenerated into a crying
Anus. Tx. ch.rse,,r ~ many of th,,
kilograms IL untust,fiable and not by tho
v,asst .,rs,ch a. n. ,mss,na,ion could
,hey h, construed "a official. And yet
m,mbers send these messages nj govern
ment expense"
Inc .elesram nil's o. memoels VT ~.
rIoseIha % sos' ns eo,e ~
upNsus VI s~ yee. % -
ssain =, p'Vsse u.'us,' " ea.."'
mao oos' s". WINE me onH ~ que 's'
ger ~ s'ns,s ''',nsn "as
n.prsssn'su Hosa ~ ''
HaA s -
sousn' 70 $3.50 ny p''su.. .a 80.
ns ss.a hs, ong oas ~ ~" ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

Ths county assessor o. Furnaz cosnsy
18s ppf hard question ~ 10 Henry ssy-
rposr. <>cret.ry Of the sfsts Board ~
Assessment Ths assessor has found a
los IN Beaver cu which he values \.
si.>u u<rs = mortxxxs u zee or
~ let and - the law Says that the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

Nsnaya. with It's ballroom. figure q
launches crossing the lake and ali st,rsc-
tions-ssve that the bathing beach avaits
warmer weather-opsns the season sstar-
DAY. Jones hand plays sunday froua TO
and 7-a 10 IL Moving pictures every
svsnins
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

Jerome s. Mcwade. the Duluth eollee.
tor. was praissng the Wit Of a Duluth
banker At 4 dinner.
Even IN bis childhood" said Mr.. Ne
Wade. -'the ran vas witty IL Is re-
corded In DuEath's archives that once Al
school he failed In his history lesson ara
sss in Consequence logged with 4 trunk
strap BY his teacher.
The witty lad. a. he lay across his
teachers knee and the blows de.x ndea
raptdly upon him. swung around his head
HAPPY Ii the country that hss no
history. Duluth Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25
THREE MORE ARE
CHOSEN BISHOPS

lcontInaed from PAGE One.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-25

foreigners In America.
The American Baptist Home Mission
society opened todays session Of the con-
yention and several matters pertaining
to the work q the organization were dis
cussed and plans formulated for future
work. Religion In the rural districts was
one Of the questions to be disposed Of by
the society.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
Ame Matthew vas hete rhnraaai

Anne Matthey was here Thursday
from Salem. (
Dudley D. Britt returned Thurs
day morning from Baltimore. ~
Mrs. Ira e. Post, Mrs. f. NJ. Alter
holt and little son; of Denver, Colo,
and DR., Sidney Post motored to
clarksburg and return Thursd'g,,
spending the day here. Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22


. g. Hoane. Of Weston, IL here on
"A br;ef visit.
Smith Hccd was here Thursday
from Fairmont
EG DAWSON of Weston, visited
the city Thursday.
J. r Rtheha 81 Weston. Is 4
visitor IN the city
g: DAWSON, 81 Weston; ~ a
! city business visitor.
4 c. H. Clifford. Of West Union. Is a
business visitor here.
Charles Arnold, 81 Lost Greek, vas
. city visitor Thursday.
\ ", v. Briceland Is here from Fair
mont on legal business.
Philip steptoe returned Thursday
from a business trip east
Archie L. Hustead was visitor
khere Thursday from sardis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. George. Of Pine
Grove, are visiting in the city. n
Mr. and Mrs. 2: G. Rohrbaugh, Of
Chenille; are visiting in the city.
s. A. Hays and daughter, Miss Cen
eyieve, Of Chenille, are visitors IN the
city. T.
Il Clyde Hertzogs Of shinnston. was
q business visitor in the city Thurs
day, i.
Mr., and Mrs, John ID. Pickens and
Grapdson were here Thursday from
! Qniett Dell,
Miss Helen Fltzwater. OF Delaware.
~; Is VISITING Miss Mabel Lynch. Of
Horror avenue; IS {
Mss Mary Jackson is visiting her
cousins 40 Misses Gertrude and Alice i,
~ We, " farKersoarg' ~;
~ :. Lyncn, manager OF the os i,lll1l.
enoe company. went 70 weston To-Day
70 LOOK after business.
Meredith Orr Went to Salem Thurs
gay morning to spend the day looking
attef business interests
Dudley Britt returned home Thurs
Gay IRON q business trip 70 New York
ana other eastern cities ,:
mrs. y, =; 5roslus, OF Burnsy vile
is vlsit'ng her mi niece, MRS. y, A. Winl7 n
dom' OF Mechanic street
MRS. Daniel Howard VIII return
Friday morning from Atlantic City
where sne mas been several weeks; !:
james brennan returned home from
baltinore THURSDAY morning where
ne spent several weeks visiting
iri ist.
MISS Nelhe H. west OIL '''Wllson-
ppFs' leIt mere tnls morning tor. .
two weeks VISIT IN coo4Vllle' VI 70
Fel sIs' ~, 2..s
william imam Alexander returned Thurs
Gay morning from baltlmore %here
ne spent the week looking after bust
ness matters d -
Mrs. Burton D. Bailey and Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson or Weston. were
guests Yesterday OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Williams. N N
= A. Drake returned Thursday
morning ':rdg from Philppi where he
spent several days looking after busiS
ness interests, y
mrs Mrs. Y. y. bootn' OF canton % - IS
y4sF'lns neF husband, suPertn'en l.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-22
BODY REMOVED.

LONDON. Aug. 22-lt has no,
been decided yet whether General
Booth Will be buried in Westminster
Abbey. The body was removed
from the cottage. Hadley Wood,
where the geenrai died. to Congress
Hall for lying in state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-30

They had tried to cultivate music and other wonlanly accomplishments. and to promote love for healthy outdoor ex- crcises among the women around them without giving any paralyzing shock to orthodox minds.
 Pekingese will be one of the features at the Hemel Hampstead show on July F and Lady Sutton will here make her debut as judge of the breed with which she has been so long connected There are 10 classes for Pekingese: and Lady Ebury is offerinf, a prize to the best dog Tor bitch The show wlii be held in Gade- bridge park. which Is very accessible from London.
 The Empress Ehgenies steam yacht Thistle is being put into commission at Cowes. and she will join 1t in the So- lent early next month after her return from Cape Martin Princess Henry of Battenburgs steam yacht Shela is also being fitted out.
 Search for elusive Christable Pankhurst has just led a London police inspector nto laurhable situation. A lady who had named her dog NChristable Plank
 lfst wrote postcard to friend say irE-"Chnstahle Pankhurst is too much
 I~orsv' shall have to send her away" Before long three detectives called