The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

ing in St, Louis. and that the two girls, Fay and Gus, are both mar ried. the latter having married last spring and the former q couple Of weeks ago, and they are both liv- ing in St Louis. Harold s visit here was principally for the pur- pose of looking after his fathers grave. but he found it required lit tie attention on account of the splendid work of the ladies of the cemetery association, and he spoke very complimentary of the appear anee Of Bluff Cemetery. From Springdale Mr and Mrs Frost went to Washburn and Cassville Mo, for a visit with relatives of the former
 County Treasurer-elect A C. Watson vii move to Fayetteville next week preparatory to entering upon his official duties the first of November. Mir and Mrs. Watson have rented the Piedmont boarding house, located on the street west of the jail, where they will make their home and conduct d boarding house The location will make 1t convenient for MT. Watsen,s work. and will also prove to be a popular i stopping place
 Dr. F. E. Young was called to Lowell Monday evening to dress the wounds of Wesley Davis, I3-year old son of Joe Davis of that place, who had his left arm crushed by ! falling under a moving train. The arm was crushed between the el= ] bow and shoulder and had to be taken off up near the shoulder. The accident happened about seven oeoek. and k said to have been caused by jumping on and off the train while 1t was doing some switching.
 ! T Masoner has purchased the residence property of G N Pool on Maple Avenue which he has traded to Rev ] F. Palmer for the 1 latter's 52-acre fruit farm q short l distance southwest of town. Rev. and Mrs Palmer expect to move in 10 their town property 10 make their home, and We understand Mir. and Mrs Pool will spend the win | ter at southern points Mr. Mason CT traded for the fruit farm as an 1 investment. and will dispose of il when he finds some one who wants 1 1t worse than he does.
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 Ar and Mrs. s. E. Williamson arrived home Saturday from months visit with relatives and old friends in Ohio. Indiana and Illinois While away Mr. Williamson also took occasion to visit the head of ! flee of one of the insurance com panies at Pittsburg, Pa. of which the Dodson-Renner Agency are rep resentatives. Mir Williamson says Wherever he went it looked very much like Wilson woould be the next president, as he found many of his old-time Republican friends who stated they were going to vote for him.
 severe wind and hail storm visited the section few miles west and northwest of Springdale Wednesday evening. No particulars , have been received. but il is re- ported that i'll the vicinity Of liar mon houses and outbuildings were unroofed, and in some cases nov ed from hteir foundations The hail out i'll the vicinity of Oak Grove was severe. and apples that had not been picked were cut to pieces. I The storm was accompanied by heavy fall of rain. The electrical display was seen by many people in Springdale. but neither the rain nor hail reached this point.
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 Ed J. R. Barnett, who has been pastor of the Second Baptist Church in Springdale since the or ganization was formed, has ae- eepted the pastorate of the Second Baptist Church at Hot Springs and expects to leave about the first of November to enter upon his duties. As yet no arrangements have been made for a pastor here. but We un- derstand that strong man viii be secured Eld A. H. Autry, who was formerly pastor of the Baptist Church here, but who is now To- cated at Nashville, Howard County. is being considered for the place but it is not known that he can