The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
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I H. H. Sanders made business trip to Berryylle last week.
 Revival meetings began here Fri day, conducted by Reys. Harris and Thornsberry, the singing being in charge Of Mr Bridenthal
 B F. Locklin. our efficient mill CT, went to Fayetteville the first of the week. taking the governor of the engine of the Huntsville flour mill to have il repaired
 Otoe Phillips, who has been em- ployed in the Valley Bank for part time during the past six months, went over to Fayetteville Sunday to work for A C. Hamilton X Co, fruit dealers
 c. T Berry. who is employed in the land office at Little Rock, is spending his vacation visiting rela- tiyes and friends here. Mr Berry was formerly in business at Hinds- vile and has many friends here
 Threshing began in the valley last week, but at this writing not enough has been done to estimate the aver age yield and quality. It is said that some fields have considerable smut, but We hope they are far be- tween.
 J.. C. and A. j. Harris returned from Crekola, Okla, last week, where they were operating thresh- ing machine, the former to attend county court al Huntsville and the latter to look afer some business matters Ne understand they will go b Crekola again in few days.
 When you are asked the question, l. t hot enough for you? Please zre- member that the mind of the ques- tionef may have been affected by the intense heat of the past few days and do not impnlsively swat" him Thermometers have registered g and 96 degrees here at times, and unless rain comes soon vegetation will show the effects ef the long hot days.
 The new safe to take the place of the Ole destroyed by the robbers has been received and placed in po- sitioa by the First National bank of Huntsville It is made of man ganese steel and elassed as burglar proof While manganese safes come little high, they are considered necessity and good investment The First National Bank need have no fear of their new safe being op- ened by the use of explosives.
 Df " X. Clark and wife. who have been visiting Mr Clark s daughter Mrs l. A-9onse. after a pleasant visit of nearly three weeks left the first Of the week for Hot Springs. Ark, where Mr Clark will hold revival meetings Mr Clark is we'll known throughout this state, where he lived for several years. The first of September he and his wife expect to go to California. where they formerly lived and where they will make their home
 In reply to Don't Worry.s state ment that the Democrats in nominat- ing Woodrow Wilson for president played into the hands of the Repub- licans. the writer begs to say that he considers Wilson the strongest candidate presented at the Baltimore convention, also he believes the Dem oerats have the best prospect of electing their candidate that they have had ih many years Even with the Republicans united Wilson woulc be q strong candidate, but with the Chicago cconvention in mind it looks as if Wilson's plurality would not be far short of the estimate made l by Bryan
 am glad that Celsius keeps the good roads idea before the people Our roads are bad, as everyone who travels them knows. Some may think that he refers to the subject too of Len, but he may be going on the theory that if constant dropping will wear away the hardest stone con- stantly pounding on the subject of good roads may get the idea into She minds ef all=that good roads is leading issue and direct money maker When pr. ". X. Clark was here he told the writer that twice The load could be hauled oyer the roads of southern California than is usually hauled here and the team would travel further in day Keep up the good work, Celsius; it is a live subject
 FAIENIE,A