The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
Of Local Interest.

There was a heavy frost Wednes- day morning.
 Circuit court meets at Fayetteville next Monday.
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 A M Reed made business trip to Cassyille. Mo, latter part of last week.
 Mrs. chas. Rader went down to Fayetteville Tuesday to visit with her parents.
 Mat Logan is erecting .fiye-room cottage on Emma Avenue on a lot purchased from Mrs Banks.
 Mrs. Walter Hale came in last week from Ptttsburg, Kan, for a visit with MT. and Mrs. Ed Hale. Ava Harp left Friday afternoon for Ware, Iowa, to dispose of car of apples belonging to him and Noah Lindley.
 Mrs. John Glasscock, who had been down visiting with Mrs. Ward Lane, returned Monday afternoon to her home at Rogers.
 Mrs. Henry Sanders, residing oY- CT near Whitener, left Monday morn ing for Watts, Ok, to visit with her sister, Mrs John Clyne
 5. H. Slaughter arrived home Fri day from a trip to Texas to see his brother Timothy, who was quite i'll. His brother was better when he left.
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 Bert Watson has moved into town from Sonora to better look after his insurance work, and Is occupy ing property Of Mrs. Fisher on Ho1= comb Street.
 Mrs Della Pierce came in Satur- day from Stroud, Ok, to attend the wedding Of Frank Reed and Miss Bertha Phillips. she being an aunt of the bride.
 Dr. \. F Owens of Bartlesyille. Ok. arrived Saturday to spend couple of weeks with his son. Carl Owens. who lives out on the old Jarvis Reed place.
 Mir and Mrs Hugh Johnston, who had been down visiting with Mir and Mrs Harry Johnston. re- turned Tuesday morning to their home at Hiwassee. Benton County.
 H Rhodes has rented hs proper lty. known as the Baxter place, in South Springdale, and had a public sale Of his personal property yester- day. He expects to leave soon for his former home at Naukesha Wis.
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 Eld B. F Lively, pastor of the Christian Church. preached at West Fork Sunday, and in the afternoon conducted the funeral services of Robert Webber of that place. who died Saturday night
 The News Is requested to Nan- nodnee that there will be pie sup per Friday night fto-night1 at Fish back school house east of Spring Rdale, for the benefit of the library fund All are invited
 J D Stokes and MT Willi- ans of Springfield. Mo. came down and spent Monday and Tuesday fish ing on Osage. and had excellent sue cess. Mir. Stokes is a cousin of w T. Stokes of this place
 Mrs. V. C. Couch of 0lathe. Kan. is here visiting Mrs. W T. Graham, bringing home Mrs. Grahams lit- tie boy who had been visiting with her for two months She expects to stay for several weeks.
 Mrs Fannie E. Suddarth, mission ary lecturer, of Heber Springs, lee- tured at the M F. Church. South. Sunday evening on the white slave traffic and at the Nj E. Church Monday evening on Mormonism.
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 Roy Joyce who Is in Texas selling apples sends The News a post card from Palestine inviting the editor down to join in duck hunt, ducks being plentiful down there Roy says he don't know when he will be home
 George Ruple and B. NiHson, who had been buying apples at Odessa, Mo. arrived home Tuesday They report that growers in that section give very little attention to the spraying and cultivation of their orchards.
 B. P Smith and W. T Stokes
  ton, Texas. 10 look over the coun= try with d view of investing Mr. Smith is the local agent for a com pany owning considerable land in that section.
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 Mrs. NJ E liaislip of Muskogee, Ok, came in last week for a visit with relatives and friends in this locality. and on Saturday went np to Washburn. Mo. 10 visit with her aged mother. Mrs. Rebecea McGaugh Mrs. McGaugh is 9l years of age.
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 C. w. Pool recently purchased a lot on Emma Avenue from O. Green field and has begun the erection of q nine room residence, modelled af- ter the building which he recent ly sold on Maple Street. MT and Mrs. Pool expect to spend the win ter in the south. but want home to come to when they are tired of wandering around
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 Mrs W. T. Farrar and little son Hal arrived home Friday noon from Colorado Springs, Colo. where they