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The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
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Okla.

Anna Fritts of Muskogee, Okla is visiting with Nettie Smith.
 Mrs Martha Hammons is the proud mother of new baby girl. Mrs Ali-e Holland Is in Oklahoma visiting her sister. Mrs Caste Noles
 Thos Roberson conducted prayer meeting at the new church Thursday night.
 T. ]. Roberson is finishing up his new eistern. Will have lots of wa ter soon if 1t rains.
 Hurrah for the Heartwell ball team They played well at the re- union Dixie thought
 Mrs Emma Tidwell and daughter Essle have been attending church on the Bohannan Mountain.
 Jim Ferguson is hone from a short visit with his sister. Mrs. Clyde Erwin of near Fayetteville.
 \ large number of young folks from this place attended the reun- ion near the California school house.
 Ida and Essie Alderson. Anna Fritts and Kettle Smith attended the singing convention at Mayfieid last Sunday
 Thos Hoberson. Grover Trolinger and Jess Smith are making ready for their departure to Imperial Val ley, Calf. the l5 of Sept
 The ice cream supper given by Eugene Phillips was attended by a large crowd. Music furnished by Richard Ferguson on the violin, Sybal Ellis second
 Rev C. N. Hanson has been hold ing revival meeting at this place. Grover and Jim Trolinger, Artie Evins and Susie Johnson were con verted during the meeting
 Misses Beulah Ferguson. Fife Bo- hannah, Messrs Marvin McCloud and Thomas Turner attended Sunday school and church at Peace Valley first Sunday A large crowd and good attendance given.
 Dixie Queen.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
H.iBBERTON

Mr Merrill is digging a well on his farm
 A good rain would be welcome in this part
 Several from this part are at tending the meeting at Goshen. Floyd Slaughter visited few days last week with home folks Miss Stella Nelson visited with home folks Saturday and Sunday Wiley Harp and family visited relatives and friends at Sonora Sun day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts are visiting relatives at Sonora this week
 Mrs John Sanders, whom We mem toned last week. is getting along nicely
 Several from this place attended the picnic at Zion. All report a good time
 Miss Zella Johnson returned home Sunday from a two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs, Beulah Whitzel. After an extended visit with rela- tives and friends Mrs Eunice QuilleI returned to her home In Pittsburg Texas.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

120, with only fourteen from outside the district. Indications point to one Of the most successful terms Of school ever had in Springdale.
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 Janet F. korngold, said to be one of Ameriea's most gifted women ora tors, will speak at the Princess this tFriday1 evening at s o'clock in the interests of Socialism Admission will be free, and the public is in- yited special invitation is ex- tended to the ladies
 One of the most important ques- tions to be voted on next Monday is Constitutional Amendment No. Is. The adoption of this amendment will permit the people of cities and towns of 1000 population and over voting bonds for public improve ments. There is urgent demand for the adoption of this amendment iron all sections of the state, and If you vote against every other proposed amendment don't fail to vote for i No. j.
 J. N Baxter of Fayetteville, one Of the Democratic nominees for rep reSentatiye. was the speaker last Monday evening at the meeting of the Wilson and Marshall club, but on account of the revival meeting and other matters the attendance was not very good The meeting next week will be held on Tuesday evening Instead of Monday evening, the change being made with the hope of arranging for election re- turns from both the county and state. Judge ] N. Tillman has kindly consented to deliver an ad- dress at this meeting, and there will be q program of reeitations. songs. etc. bs some of the young ladies. withal making most attractive ev- enings entertainment Should ar arrangements he completed for reeeiy- ing election bulletins they will be read from the platform. There will be no admission fee, and the public i. cordially invited 10 attend
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 The four year old son of w c Wolf. @ho lives on the old Judge Patton place in the vicinity of Zion. southeast of Springdale, met with a sad and untimely death Friday. Mr. Wolf was bringing load of apples to town and was accompanied by his son A neighbor was just be hind Mir. Wolf's wagon. and Mir Wolf got out to ride a short dis tance with him, and as the team Was perfectly safe he left the little fellow in the wagon. After riding short distance MT. Wolf started to get out to return to his wagon. and as he did so he saw his little son pitch forward and fall out. The front wheel passed over his body, and the hind wheel passed over his heck, killing him instantly The re- mains We're taken to Fayetteville Saturday for interment, funeral ser vices being conducted by Rev. NJ N. Waldrip. Deceased Is survived by father, mother, two sisters and a brother, and they have the sympathy Of all in their bereavement.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

LOST=On Sunday morning at Methodist church, child's gold loeket and chain, with two ladies pictures iu it. Suitable reward for return to this office.-lt-pd
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

ren, living near Tulsa. Ok. who had been here visiting the formers 5 parents, Mr. and Mrs C. B. Gib- son, left for home Monday.
 Mrs. Jennie Nickerson of Rogers has been at the hospital at Fayette- vile for several days with an at tack of typhoid fever. At last re- ports she was improving
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 There will be rural carrier ex animation at Pennington, Spring dale and Summers on Saturday, Sep tember 2S, to fill a vacancy in the position of carrier at Pennington,
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 A Wilson and Marshall club was recently organized in Valley Town ship, the officers being: President. T.. ]. Abshire; vice president, Geo Hannah; secretary and treasurer, R. 0. Hannah, Jr.
 R. II. Jacques and family. who have been making their home here for several months past. left Monday for De Queen where they will make their home. Mr. Jacques owning a farm near that place
 Ralph Joyce came over from Mus kogee. Ok, Friday for a brief visit with his parents, returning Satur- day morning His wife and little son, who had been over for few days, returned with him
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 Local dealers report the apple market quite dull as result of the warm weather Jonathans are quot ed at from 50 to 6o cents per bush el Up to date eight cars have been shipped from Springdale.
 Ghas. Williams and Miss Victoria Brady both residents of this local ity. were married Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, Rev N. c. Tucker officiating. the ceremony occurring at the home of the latter.
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 Fort Smith business men are en- deavoring to get the Frisco to put on an early morning train out of Fayetteville to make all local stops, leaving Fort Smith for the return trip late in the afternoon
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 Mir Gray rAGj1ipo i'm tha cnlt h part of town, left yesterday morn ing for Marianna to accept a posi- ton with his brother-in-law who has the contract for boarding a large crew of hands engaged in railroad construction.
 F.. S. Smith left Friday night for Austin, Texas, to sell apples for Claypool Harris. Mrs. Smith went up to Rogers. and will visit there with her son. George, and with oth- CT relatives at Russellville during the absence of Mir Smith.
 Rev C. C. Winters. Rev. E. F. Rice and K. C. Conley went down to Evansville Friday to attend they annual meeting of Fayetteville Bap- tist Association. which convened with Vineyard church. They returned
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
For Sale.

Feather bed. oil stove. sewing ma chine, one horse plow harrow, sing le buggy and harness. shovel blow and other personal property Will be sold cheap at private sale
 Joseph Miles
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
expect to make a business

1 expect to make business of constructing and selling modern homes Anyone wishing such call and see me on East Emma Ave Five acres with improvements consisting of 7-room cottage. fine we'll with pump, several out buildings. Every thing new and up-to-date l9-2t.
 James A. Hay.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
EorS Sale.

High grade. light Columbus sur rey, rubber tires. Been used but little and practically as good as new Will go at bargain Gall at News office
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Tuesday Mr. Winters was elected moderator Of the Association and D. l.. Hood clerk The Association will meet next year with Oakland Church, southeast Of Springdale.
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 Miss Alpha Myers, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Will Myers. who form erly resided in Springdale. came in latter part of last week from Jasper Newton County. and after brief visit here went down to Savoy Sun day to visit with relatives
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 F. Wilson has just completed a lunch wagon, which will enable him to move his place of business at will It is SKIP feet, and is con- veniently arranged for the business His first location will be on the corner near the Odd Fellow block.
 Joe Smiley who had been over at Siloam Springs in consultation with his brother, Dr. J. l.. Smiley. came in Friday and drove out Saturday rapidly improving. but is still quite weak from his long siege of illness
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 The eighteen months old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Raymond Milli- gan, residing soutneast of town. died Monday night of flux and the remains were inferred Wednesday in the cemetery at Zion. The child lad only been sick since Thursday
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 The ballot which will be used at the election next Monday is proba- bly, the largest ever used in the state. and the voting and counting is going to De mighty slow job and lots of people are going to be pug zled when il comes to making out their ballots
 MeDavid X Snider, real estate agents, report the sale of the resi- denee property of F. pingle on east Emma Avenue 10 l. L. Hill, late ot California Nr Hill is now here with his family and will make this their home Mr Dingle will continue to make Springdale his home
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 Under recent act Of Congress all first and second class postoffices will be closed on Sunday, 50 far as the delivery of mail is concernd The new law does not apply to Spring dale. but other towns affected in this section are Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville and Sloan Springs.
 The state board of education ap- portioned the school fund first of the week. amounting to s1.292. .390.- 30. the largest in the history of the state Washington County gets s2s, S4925. Benton s2S.272 40, Madison I$12.9S6.75. Carroll s12,945.75, Boone $11,805.
 Springdale schools opened Monday for the first day. The enrolment was 502, 152 at the high school and 352 at the grammar school Or the number in attendance at high school twenty-seven are from outside the district. The enrolment at the high school the first day last year was
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
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South Bound.
North Bound.

have connection through bonded mercantile adjusters with the law yer and credit men in every part of the civilized world, by which l can collect your notes. account or judge ments anyW here on a com missile Il basis If.
 j. w Lewis
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Peach Seed Wanted.

Save all your peach seed from seeding trees. l want to buy sey- efal bushel. Let me know what quantity you have and l will give you prices. Phone 15. 19-2t.
 Earl Goree.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
RunabOut for Sale.

Light runabout in excellent con- dition for sale cheap. Call at News office
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
For Sale.

Good family mare. safe for wom- en and children. Call two longs and three shorts on line S01.-1t
 Geo. Wirt.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

We have purchased the ice busi- ness from C. Thompson X Co. and solicit the business of the peo- pie of Springdale. Our wagon Is always ready. and We will make your deliveries promptly Phone No 106 when you want ice
 Smith & Murphy.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Be sure you don't forget that we are candidate for the legislature.
 F. c. Pritehard
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Hay For Sale.

will have several cars of good hay on the track soon. Will sell cheaw If taken out of the car.
 C. M. Phillips.
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Of Local Interest.

tions next Monday.
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 Remem Der the market of the Sec ond Baptist girls on Saturday. NJ c. Weir left Sunday for Cam eron. Texas. to sell apples for L. Powell
 Jack Bennett left Saturday for Hillsboro, Texas, to sell apples for N. Cardwel < Co
 Bayless Lucas left Wednesday night for southern points to sell apples for L. Powell.
 Miss Tommie Gibson attended the reunion at Prairie Grove last week and visited with friends
 Henry Sanders came in Wednes- day morning from St Louis where he had been with stock.
 Mrs J. S. Ewalt, who had been visiting with relatives in Missouri, returned home Saturday
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 J. ]. Goldsborough went down to Pitkin Saturday to spend week or ten days visiting with relatives.
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 The Second Baptist girls will con duct their usual market next Sat urday at the City Meat Market
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 Miss Gladys Liehlyter Of Wander wort, Ark, who has been visiting with relatives here, left for home Sunday
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 Miss Lillian Clark was up from Fayetteville recently visiting her grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. C. B. Gibson
 Rural carrier l.. s. Weleh was ov- CT from Spring Valley Monday, that being labor day and holiday for all carriers.
 Miss Pauline Beyers arrived home Monday from zumbrota, Minn., where she had been for two months visiting with relatives. The News is requested to an- nounce that there will be preaching at the Lutheran Church next Sunday morning at io:30 o'clock
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  urday afternoon for Wichita, Kan. to spend a few days visiting with her two daughters at that place.
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 kib Terry went up to Rogers Sat urday afternoon and spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Carrie Derre berry.
 Bonnie Carrel, daughter of Philip Carrel. left Saturday afternoon for Trinidad. Calf, visit with her mother
 Mrs Mary McGregory. who had been over visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ] A. Baxter. returned last week to her home at Tahlequah, Ok.
 ]. N. Pogue and Frank King left Sunday for Yocum. Texas. to sell apples Mr. Pogue is associated with I. A. Joyce in the apple business this year.
  B. Trout of Hartford, came in Fri day on brief visit to relatives. He returned Sunday, accompanied by his wife who had been visiting here for aeveraI days
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 John Ingram, wife and daughter of Stuttgart. Arkansas County, are here for ten days visit with MT and Mrs. s. L. Ingram. parents ot the former.
 l.. W. Clark of Jasper, Newton County. arrived Wednesday and af- ter brief visit with his brother. R C. Clark, left for Claremore, Ok on business.
 DuPree Deaver. who has DO. sition in the First National Bank at Fayetteville, has been at his home here this week with an at tack Of flux.
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 Our offer of The News one year l for one dollar expires on Saturday of next week. If you want to take advantage of it you have only few more days left.
 Mrs. Clara Thompson and little daughter of Camden arrived a few days ago and will spend some time 1 here visiting the formers father 1 Col. M. D. Vance.
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 Mrs. G. w. Cavett and three child
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Don't make arrangements for your ice for the coming season without first seeing the People s Meat Market They will handle ice this season, and are prepared to make prompt deliveries
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Maud Muller.

There will be an old time singing at Oak Grove, three miles west of Springdale, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, on Sunday, Sept 18th, 1912. Dinner on the ground.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to J. B. H. Young Breed ing Barn will please call and settle. All books will be found at breed ing barn.-17-3t.
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 W aIikd.

Green beans and crab apples.
 Brogdon & Son.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Anyone needing the services of a thoroughbred Jersey male see Clyde Murphy.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Notice.

have moved my tin shop to the old Opera Block Don't forget the place
 H. NJ. Sturdivant.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Beasley Brothers solicit your Gro cery trade, and will guarantee you satisfaction. Phone us your next grocery order.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Good horse and buggy for sale Horse perfectly gentle
 See J. Shore Searcy.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Gro to w. H. Kelso with vour ap- ples and beans.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

For Sale-3 months old mule colt Price reasonable Dr. Graves It
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
For Sale.

Good top buggy and single har- ness. See R. W. Waldron at J. o. Phillips Real Estate office. If.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Try the new Peoples Meat Market with your next order We guarantee to please you. Phone No. 17G..
For Sale.

Fourteen head of mares and horses, forty head of shoats
 Vernon Brooks
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

Jersey COW for sale Mrs. NJ Der ry, phone No. 1.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
N anted

Two or more school girls to board Inquire at this office.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
Coal and Hay.

For coal and hay seee Chas. Hen son
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N anted.

Tomatoe peelers. Strabala Can ming Co. Tontitown. Ark,-1g-3t
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Rev C. C. Winters. Rev E F. Rice and E. c. conley went down to Evansville Friday to attend they annual meeting of Fayetteville Bap- tist Association. which convened with Vineyard church. They returned
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

F. S. Smith left Friday night for Austin, Texas. to sell apples for Claypool X Harris. Mrs. Smith went up to Rogers. and will visit there with her son. George, and with oth- CT relatives at Russellville during the absence of Mir Smith.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

MeDavid X snider real estate agents, report the sale of the resi- denee property of E pingle on east Emma Avenue 10 l. l.. Hill, late Of California. Nr Hill is now here with his family and will make this their home Mr Dingle will continue to maka Snringaaln his hn,nn
Putnam patriot., 1912-06-07
NORTH WOODSTOCK

The maybasket social at Echo farm was a pleasant affair, though the at tendance WAS not very large. Music games and social chat with the selling by saetion of the baskets, made the time pass all too soon.
 Misses Sarah ard Esther Bishop of Boston are Tn town for the summer.
 Mrs. H. J. Potter is in Hartford this week.
 Children's Night was successfully observed in the grange on Tuesday evening with Misses Maude Milligan Mabel Eddy and Carrie Barrett in charge The attendance was not as large nor the program as large as usual.
 Manae, John and Leonard Healey were all home for the weekend.
 Neighbors of Louis Fitts and wife hung them maybasket last week, filled with useful articles and good things to eat. Mrs tCharles t1tts served refreshments.
Putnam patriot., 1912-06-07
But m Her ( ase-

Womaus wit readily adapts itself to all places and all occasions. A woman lecturer was delivering a practical talk on beauty and the beauty cult for the entertainment of the Woman's Professional league of New York at an interesting session one afternoon.
 In the course of her lecture the speaker emphasized the point that cer- tain measurements were fundamental ly important. UrIappily, however. the lecturer herself had q form-if her unusual bulk could be digniied by such a term-that was fashioned on anything but the lines of the Keller mann type.
 Proceeding with her dissertation on measurements, she held up a very fat. round wrist, and said: Now twice around my wrist. once around my throat Twice around my throat. once around my waist. Twice around my waist"
 Once around Central Park" ex- ploded an irrepressible young thing out in the audience. and the storm of laughter that followed was altogether mmeasurable.-Su Sunday Magazine.
Putnam patriot., 1912-06-07
THOMP SON

Calvin Ballard and family of Water bury are visiting for few weeks it George Ballard's.
 visiting at E. k. Rhodes for several weeks, has returned to Winsted.
 Miss Hope Aldrich and brother Ar thur of Providence have been spending few days with Mrs. Charles Knight. They spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Edna Hall, and returned home Monday.
 William Alhs of Worcester has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Forrst Rhodes.
 Miss Jennie Johnson received May basket last Saturday evening from a number of her friends.
 Rev. J N. Garst left last Tuesday for a trip to Europe, and is expected to return the last of July. His classmate, Rev: MT. Moore of Newton Centre, will supply the Baptist pulpit, June 9th.
 It is a beautiful thing to do, when g company of Ladies of the G. A. R. oi Woman's Relief Corps, or any little company of friends, meet in the ceme- tery for service and song, with flowers and wreaths. 1 { is privilege and brings a blessing to each one of the number present, and must be com fort to many who cannot often visit the resting place of their friends.
 o. F. Mills spent Sunday in the old home, after an unusually busy week as the annual convention of the Sinfo mia Fraternity of America was held at the New England Conservatory of Nusic IT is a men's musical Organi- zation founded by him, and of which he is Nhonorary supreme president for life" The Sinfonia Fraternity has now eleven chapters in eleven of the largest musical institutions in this country, representing eleven states. Miss Fannie, Olney is in her Thomp- son home for ,the>summer. MT. and MES. George E. Dresser are soon to go to their summer home in Vermont.
Putnam patriot., 1912-06-07
WOODSTOCK

The annual Academy Sunday ser wees will be held next Sunday in the Congregational church at II o'clock. sermon by Rev. R. Kendall.
 The Academy graduating exercises will be held in Academy Hall. Friday. June l4th al 23O D. m. The address will be given hy Rev. Frederick Lynch of New York and Rev. T. A. Turner of East Woodstock will pre- sent the diplomas.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles Hull have been out of town for a few days.
 Rev. c. F. Waters delivered an ad- dress in Canaan Memorial Dav, and M IS. Waters spent the day in Glaston- bury.
 Mrs. Henry T Child is spending the week with her oldest son in Darien.
 Mrs. John Clark and Henry Lind L. man took an auto trip to Hartford On Monday.
 The Holt family have opened Rose land cottage for the summer.
 Miss lnza Hinrichs entertained the young ladies Of the Pansy Auxiliary, most delightfully."- at eloverlea Satur- day afternoon.
 Finest Miller and a friend from Noreester spent Sunday at his fathers.
 A May basket party of about twenty young people spent pleasant evening with Nils ida Spalding, Friday
 Two match games Of base ball were played on Woodstock Common Me morial Day.
 A special first premium of sI and second premium of roe is offered in the children's department al Wood stock fair for the best collection of ] varieties of vegetables which shall in- clude tomatoes, beets, turnips, cucum- bers and pop corn.
 There will be an entertainment and social Friday evening, in Grange Hall, South Woodstock, under the auspices of SeneXet Grange. A miscellaneous program will be given. Admission l5c. Cake and ice cream for sale