The Springdale news., 1912-10-04

vile visitor Saturday. 4 .S < Chas Henson left for Texas Sat urday night to sell apples for J. T. Craig
 John Phillips left Wednesday for Louisiana on apple business for T. B. Miller.
 A. |. Boswell of Tulsa. Ok. came in yesterday morning for a brief visit and to attend to business matters.
 Mrs. Bettie Mostad, who had been visiting with her sister in St Lou is, arrived home Tuesday
 Osa White left latter part of last week for Gatesyille. Texas, to sell a ear of apples for J. NJ. Bench.
 The News is requested to an nounee that Ed Edward Hale will preach at Sonora Saturday and Sun day
 The News is indebted to S 4. kaserman for basket of nice peaches Of the Madison Mammoth variety.
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 Miss Maud Quinn, who had been visiting with Miss Joy Langston, returned yesterday to her home at Winslow
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 Mrs. Dr. Mahan, who had been up visiting at the home of her father, U. NJ. Langston, returned Sunday to Winslow.
 ]. N. Hoyis of Dardanelle came in Tuesday for two weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. j. c. Fender grass
 E S Smith and John Phelan left Tuesday for Missouri to work in the apple business for Harris & Claypool.
 Mrs NJ E. Limbaugh and daugh- ter Miss Lola went up to Benton vile Saturday afternoon to visit with relatives.
 The regular monthly meeting of the town council was held Tuesday night, but no business was trans acted beyond allowing the usual ac- counts
 Harve Farley, residing in the yi1 cinity of Harmon, left Friday night for Munday, Texas, to dispose of ear of apples from his own orch ard
 l. A Youree of Bowie. Texas. was in Springdale latter part of last week looking around with 8 view of locating He is an old friend of j. H. :. Fletcher sI l,
 No less than fifteen automobiles passed through Springdale Wednes- day enroute to the county fair at Fayetteville They were from Rog- CTS, Bentonville and Gravett.
 Guy Sines who has a position in the harness and saddlery depart ment of the Famous left Saturday afternoon for Wichita, Kan, to spend a week with home folks.
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 l. E. Linebarger left Saturday af- ternoon for Waverly, Mo, to work in the apple business for Harris X Claypool of this place, who are up there buying and shipping apples.
 Ed B. r. Lively of this place has
 
 Church at Gravett, to which church he gave half his time. This in no Way interferes with his work m Springdale
 Walter Sherman. living out near Elm Springs, took the train here yesterday morning for Fort Smith and Greenwood 10 spend a few days visiting with his brothers at those places
 Mrs NJ E. Dunnaway has been critically il for the past few days at the home of her daughter Mrs. w C. Thompson, and 1t is not con sidered probable that she can sur yiye much longer
 John kennan came over from Drakes Creek Saturday for visit with his brother. Uncle Alex Ken nan, returning home Monday Through the courtesy of Uncle Alex he will read The News for the next year
 Mrs ] H. Myers and Mrs. l F. Deayer of this place are helping 10 make the county fair at Fayette- vile a success this week, the form CT acting as judge i'll the fancy work department and the latter i'll the culinary department. < :. 4
 Dr. D. C. Summers of Elm Springs took the train here Mon day afternoon for Melville, being called there by the critical illness of his aged mother, who is not expected to recover. He will be away for an indefinite time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Irving of Bowling Green, Mo, arrived Friday night and will possibly spend the winter here, and if the climate proves beneficial to Mir Irving. who is afflicted with asthma, they will make their permanent home here.
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 Fred Haxton returned latter part of last week from Forum Ok, where he went some weeks ago to accept a position in drug store. They '.eat 'em alive" down at Po- rum and Fred decided the climate