The Springdale news., 1912-12-06

evening train | a. day
 \ lot ot home folks would like for srn 1e Roues 10 he presented here. again as it is good play, and the 10 al folks wEo are pre- senting it are engaged In d worthy cause raising funds fer local seAoo i'm r2yemen $.
 Mrs. Shirley Cox and children came out from Vale, Ark Thursday evening ard vi ited untiI sunday af- ternoon with local relatives and friends Nr Cox came up sunday morning and retul ned with the folks on the afternoon train
 Qui.e Iii of moving around is billed for local renters who will make their changes between now and the New Year Some of them will have 10 seek locations else whe a, as there are no empty hous- es. with land for working. near Johnson
 The ozark Store has not been burglarized for nearly year The management keeps the old safe. that was blown up year ago, standing oet on tie front platform. andZ.E pro ahlg- serves Zeerf good aoaee 70 tfe uarsl=ag yesg- men
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 sId down as Grand vev NE sauech aa Thanksgiving day ssu- aH5r-e ct Fen Greathoase was fhe pin ipzI speaker, and Houat.ful llaaer served at tHe= horeE=tar all pF eni aas eHee e. most saioy able e4eHfs Of de day
 Yes serday Was an ideal aay, a1d vas gFeaf surprise fer those 4o- al weather-Wise zolks Nso sauint- ea as those stormy leoK.H= clouds Sunday and "a "a. tHs good weath- CT is gone and aaa weather is coming ao##.=aHd Nonday ame the fairest daF we've lad=for long 5ng time
 Grandpa stackey has Teen in
 zeas giee stafe ezeet.on day as He E a graduate Of Princeton UHi- yerstts and is a great a4mitsr of Pr sfseat-e'e Woodrow Wilson. 3ho Nas Pre- ident of Pt#aaeton tn- Iversity some geais ago Il aas } ea nearly sixty years since Grand pa graduation day
 Tom Lofkhart las been having serious time for the rast week ar =az 5eroHe of H4s=Ho s=s that has beeu 5er{ sz1k 0:tH : Lad ease of disteape.. Izgt Ing better. but sa.ezaI other aazes= aEe reported =5n fle ae5ghbaf Hea4 disease seems to #bs troubling naly tae Fo=nag stoz k aoez
 sqaize Raz snider las informed #a35 Hasf x e as iaN books an8 tl=the f.xIns tlat a squ. .re'' is expe ztsa p Lave. aaI that he Fe "a for av= seits av Hedd a's He .Ieez out bx stony Point anei one of Elm spring townships good l ok ug squire sr-T ( Webber beng tae other one
 \ crowded 4ou. zi1Hesse 1 the lresea asizn of h play taele Rue a tae fubla -aool ouiia- tng Tharkszis 5ng ngl taHk q zaaee tostEaz mention If the many fa.a able nmenfs ca the splend li rendition of tle various parts by tae pa i ! ants tle play The admission re e'Hts amounted Q $3S1
 Mr al Ars. Roy Fields, of eea.e lon trk. sQen, Thursday night with NJ. and Mrs. sam Cox. Mrs. F e.ds E best known to foeal f5 k Ms Lillian Loving the 4oun e9t a44h CT of ReY l R Lev ing She and Nr. Fields Were ma red just a few da? ago ard their many 1T ends vi them happy Rei1ed lie
 The adjourned s=siau Of the To- al bezeY asso iatoa meeting ~as Hala saeardaY eTenlHes and was at teaded by a numb Der oI the growers wa0 0ere fleased very much 10 learn taat the L.ssl 2 ozate would be asad again tos aext season by the various berry associations along tine Frs=o No 6usiue 5f importance aas tran acted
 w Moullea i.ea s h.s hone il Fayetteville sunday even iag tBe age = 8tars and I6 days Pat a q genial. big heart ed man and had lived n this couu- ty all ht. He He Was bui!ed yes- terda D tae stiaiu eemetely. on the 3iiddia Fork Ii While r.yer wh r. tHe flo4Ilg a.y=r r.pples song lo him. tBe 5ufdeH of whose