The Springdale news., 1912-09-20
Of local Interest

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 Henry Strickland left first of the week for De Leon, Texas, to re main indefinitely
 Mrs. H. L. Parcel of Vancouver, Washington, is visiting with her sister. Mrs. J. T. Masoner. on Hol- comb Street
 Will Carter went over to West vile, Ok, yesterday morning to as- sist his father is some brick work. Joe Carter will go over Sunday
 Items from a number Of our cor respondents have to go over until next week for lack of space Those Left over will be printed In next is- sue
 Mrs c. N. Furry returned lat ter part of last week from Hiatts- vile, Kan, where she had been for several weeks visiting with her par ents.
 Mrs. Clara Thompson and little daughter, who had been here visit ing the formers father, Col. Nj. b. Vance, left yesterday for their home at Camden
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 Mrs. Lizzie c. Leitzell and daugh- ter Mrs. Julia Jarvis, who had been here visiting with Mir and Mrs. A. N. Leitzell, left Sunday for their home at Belvidere, III.
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 c. W. Penwell, local manager of the telephone company. went up to Bentonville Tuesday afternoon to testify in a case in circuit court and Mrs. Penwell went along to visit with friends
 MT and Mrs Marion Smith left Saturday night for Celeste, Texas, where they expect to make their future home, carrying with them the best wishes of their many old friends at this place.
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 The News congratulates our fel- low townsman. Hon. Wilson Card we'll, on having lead the ticket in the race for representative at the election last week The ext gen eral assembly will contain no mem Der more devoted to the interests of the people than MT. Cardwell
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 Mrs F. C. Ritter was called to Mountain Grove, Mo, Monday by the critical illness of the youngest child of Mir and Mrs Art swart- wout, it's ailment being flux There is said to be an epidemic of that disease among the children of that section.
 The News is requested to an- nounce that the local Wilson and Marshall Club will meet on Monday night of next week at the Auditor ium, as has been the custom, and that there will be speaking and mu- sic by the string band 4 cordial invitation is extended to all to be present.
 Mir and Mrs George Nirt left Thursday for Niotaze, Kansas. where they will make their future home Mrs. E. E. Wirt, mother of the former, will join them a few days later. George will accept a position with the Missouri Pacific railroad at Niotaze, his brother-n-law, John Keller, being the agent at that place. They have many friends in Springdale who regret to see them leave.
 August Schus. a young man about 16 or IT years of age, died Tues day night at the home of Grandma Baker, the result of inflammatory rheumatism. The young man, whose home Is at Oklahoma City, has been here for several weeks past, and but little is known of him. At the request of relatives the body was embalmed by Under taker Moore of Fayetteville and will be shipped to Oklahoma City.
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 The shipping facilities of the Fris- co railroad are being increased at this place by 400 foot extension. north, of the house track and new spur track 1900 feet long. The spur track starts north of College Street. near the residence of R Breeding, and will extend south to Emma Avenue It will run east of the warehouses situated along the present track. thus giving track on each side of these buildings. The grading for the new tracks IS now under way
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 During the past week nine cars of apples havye been shipped from