The Springdale news., 1912-08-16

in, but sometimees conditions arise which compel us to carry some oy- CT.
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 Judge Willard Berry has pur- chased C. ". Pools Brush run-a- bout and now doesn't have to de pend on the un ertainty of Frisco tfaias. when his bushes. calls him to Fayetteville.
 fhe Cemetery Association will an ice cream supper tonight fFfiday at the small park Ice cream and cake 10 cents. The lad ies deserve, and Will doubtless have. a large crowd
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 IHe drilling at 5he coal mine will De delayed some on account of strik- Hg ereYiee at depth of 4o feet. Drilling will be resumed today and il they can't drill straight through to the coal they will sink another hole close by. FayetteYilIe Daily, Tuesday
 
 James Marks returned several aass ago from Fort Smith where he had been fn a hospital taking treat ment Tor an afflicted eye He is getting along as vel as could be expected, but there seems 10 be no doabt. but what he 1asZlost the sight Of the eye
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 Dee Atkison. brother of H. J. Atkisoa= of this place, Nho= Nas rear ea fn ehfs= locality. cane ia Hedaes- da0from Manitou, Oklahoma. for a visit with relatives and friends. Ben Banks and family from the sane place also came Wednesday it4l d NtSIJ NilO Ittd ttNtS
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 The new railroad has the steel laid to where they will make con neetioas with the Frisco and will put in couple of boxcars by Rochers pond for depot The depot loca- ton will no doubt be made in a short time and work will begin at once on the erection of same Fayetteville Daily
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 A. NJ. Byrnes of Fayetteville. who has the contract for doing the con crete work on the new county bridge to be erected below Heads Ford on White River. moved his machinery and force out there Tues day and is now engaged on the work He expects to complete the Job within thre weeks
 Mr and Mrs. Sam Kelley of 0des- sa. Texas, arrived Saturday for visit with relatives Mr Kelley formerly resided here, and is brother of John Kelley. southwest of town He has been absent about twenty years. and expresses much surprise at the wonderful changes that have taken place since his de pafture Nr. Kelley is sheriff of his county.
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 N. C. Ownbey and Frank koer- tg left early Sunday morning in the formers car for Southwest city Mo. where they joined party al that place for a weeks fishing 6rip to the Spayinaw country of Ok lahoma W. G. Thompson eontem- plated making the trip with them, but at the last moment WAS pre- vented from doing 90 by press of business
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 R. P. Hamilton of Omaha, Neb., vho had been down for few days looking after his interests at this place. left for home Sunday. His son. Bobby, who came down with him. left for home Wednesday af- ternoon The latter has been at tending Culver Military Academy at Culver, Indiana, the past year and will re-enter that institution again next month.
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 las. Baggett and family of Big Springs, Texas, arrived latter part