The Springdale news., 1912-11-15

the three years he has been post master Mr Mayes has not missed five days from his work. which Is certainly a good record.
 l.. A. Gogar came in first of the week from his farm over on War Eagle, and made business trip to Fayetteville His brother, Henry Cogar, who came in recently from Montana in bad health. came over with him and Is visiting his sister. Mrs Lear Mr Gogar has improy= ed considerably since coming to Ark ansas
 Virgil Davis. who has position as cashier of bank at Lamar. Johnson County. came in latter part of last week for a visit with relatives and friends He left Wednesday for a visit at his old home at Ravenden Springs, and from there will go to Hot Springs and take tn the state fair before return ing to his home.
 Tie many friends in this section Iof L. Beasley. a former resident here but who is now located at CaSsville Mo, will regret 10 learn that he was defeated for prosecuting attorn= ey of Barry County He was a can didate on the regular Republican ticket and the entire Democratic ticket was elected with the exeep- tion of a >sessor.
 John Howe, residing over on War Eagle, went down 10 Fayette- NJ !, +, s%iv by Bob Riekert and Jas Howe Of Wellington, and they left for a three or four weeks hunt They talked some of stopping in oklaho- ma and if they didn't find game there will go on {. ;. to :. Texas.
 Mrs. Chas. F. Renner went up to Bentonyille Friday morning to at tend the funeral of her cousin, Miss Pearl Cloe. who died Thursday even | ing from tuberculosis. Deceased was a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Will 1 Cloe and was a loyable young lady. She had numerous friends in 1 Springdale, having visited here ire quently, and all were made sad by the news of her untimely death
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 N. C. Thompson has begun the erection of six-room bungalow on one of the lots which he re ently purchased on South Holcomb Street He is building the house as an investment. and in case he does not sell it has already rente q at a figure that Will pay him good in- terest on the investment. More dwelling houses is what Springdale needs
 r. M Roberts. representing tho Mutual Protective eague at this place. received check Wednesday for $1oo. payable to Harry Rice Mr and Mrs Rice both earrying in suranee in the order Mrs Rice 5 policy was for S1 .000. and Mr Rob erts informs The News that the other $900 will be forwarded from headquarters at Decatur. H., as soon as the necessary proof Of tht death is received there
 Invitations are out for the mar riage of Miss Forrest Ellis of Fay etteyille to Herman Guy Gardner of Russellyille, which will be solem nized at 7s03 o'clock next Thursda, evening at the First Christian hufeh, fayetteville The bride l! the daughter Of pr, E. F Ellis, ant is well known in Springdale. wher, she is loved and esteemed by large circle of friends. The groom Is ont of Russellville's s leading young busi ness men
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 The Democratic rally at the oour house Monday night was bia success. The only trouble was tha the court room. packed as 1t was would not hold one-third of the peo pie who came 10 attend. One o the very interesting features wa the most excellent and appropri ate music furnished by Bars hand whi h never failed 10 bring cheers The speaking program was carried out as published yesterday, the or der being Hon. Hugh A Dinsmore Col. A C. Hamilton, Senator J. l, Dill of Prairie Grove and Dr. c