The Springdale news., 1912-10-18
Of Goeal Interest.

mornings recently.
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 Mrs. Harry Rice has been quite i'll for the past few days with ty- pho'd fever
 Ted Glass left Saturday night for Texas to sell apples for his father, A. H. Glass.
 J. NJ. Bench left Saturday for Celeste, Texas, to dispose of a | car of apples.
 Attorney Fred Tillman was up from Fayetteville Wednesday after noon on business.
 The fair is on at Fort Smith this week and number from Springdale have been in attendance.
 Austin ownbey arrived home Tuesday morning from Texas where he had been selling apples
 Mrs. c. N. Furry went down to Van Buren Saturday to spend two or three weeks visiting with rela- | tives
 Mr and Mrs E C. Pritehard were up from Fayetteville Wednesday tG attend the funeral of Mrs & NJ. | Dunaway.
 Mrs Harry Brogdon left Satur= day for Philadelphia to join her husband, who is down there sell ing apples.
 Mrs c. \. Graves and Mfs. " l \ Grayse went down 10 Fort SmitH Wednesday To attend the fair and visit with relatives.
 Eonna Phillips. who has been al i Clifton. Arizona, for some time past, came in hone Tuseday night and will probably remain.
 Mrs Earl Bifd is eyer from Nus kogee, Ok, aid will be here fot some time, the guest of her parents Mir and Mrs N G. Thompson
 C. B. Limbaugh left Friday after noon for Troy, Kansas, to join his partner, Wilson Gardwen. who has been up there for some time buying apples.
 Parvin X Son have sold their see ond hand business to N. II Trout laan and T NJ Mooneyham, who vii continue the business at the old stand
 f E. S Smith. who left recently to sell apples for Harris X Claypool returned home sick last week, since which time he has been confined 10 his bed
 o.,.,,t,z,s =. as,,..z u,a.t Smith Wednesday morning to attend the fair, and will assist w H. Me Murray. who has some show horses on exhibition.
 Coach Babb Has been putting his high school football boys through some new stunts the past week in preparation for the game tomorrow with Fort Smith high school. l Don DeboW, one of the publishers Of the new magazine, Arkansas Fruits recently launched at Fay fettctille, was up Wednesday after noon ana called on The News
 Edgar Linebarger and family came over from Huntsville latter part of last week to visit few days with relatives in Springdale and with Mir and Mrs Joe Smiley out at Thorns- 1 berry.
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 Mr. and Mrs Amos Titus of War 3aw, H.. arrived Wednesday They are the parents of Mrs J. C. Allen of this place and expect to buy prop erty and make this their permanent home.
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 Alfred Hawn of the Huntsville Democrat. and circuit clerk-elect o1 Madison County. came in Tuesday morning from Fort Smith where he had been to accompany his Wife te that place
 b V Davis, residing out in the vicinity of Sonora. came in Tues day from Woodward, Iowa, where i he had been disposing of car loae of apples and incidentally visiting with his daughter at that place. Frank Farrar left "Wednesday al ternoon for Kansas City. Me, te meet his mother, who is on bel way home from Colorado Springs spending the summer They are ex I pE1At lO df i've iliS HUI iitiiSt
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 The News will state. in response 10 number of inquiries, that the open season for quail shooting be gins November l and closes Febru- ary 15 Reports from the surround ing country indicate that the "erap' of qnails this season is quite good
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 Mr. and Mrs. E. s Horton left Friday the former going to Ho Springs to sell apples fer " B Brogdon X Son Mrs Horton stop ped over at Conway to visit witt her daughter, Mrs. Willard Court hey. and will join Mr. Horton later
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 Levy Lewis. who Is representine he Western Shoe Company of St Paul. Minn., has been calling ol the merchants Of this section thu past week and has taken tie op portunity to visit with his mother Mrs A F. Lewis, between his =bus1 ness talks.
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