The Springdale news., 1912-11-15
Of Iocai Interest.

Jack Bennett returned "Wednesday morning from an apple selling ex- petition ill Texas.
 Bayless Lucas arrived home Tuesday from Texas where he had beon selling apples.
 Bentonyille High School failed to show up in Springdale for the foot- ball game Saturday
 Albert has just recently returned from Orange, Texas, where he has been selling apples.
 The Muskogee High School foot ball team defeated Fort Smith High School Saturday, 23 to II.
 C. ] Chapman came down from Springfield, Mo. last week to look after his interests at this place.
 Wylie Graham arrived home Wednesday morning from Louisiana where ae had been selling apple5
 ! Hewitt arrived home "Wednesday from Aurora. Mo, where Ae had been buying apples.
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 Democrats of BentouYil1e are ar ranging to have celebration To night IF honor of 5ke recent victory.
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 Harry Riee and little son Rob art ieft Monday morning for q wis II with relatives at BeHtonyi1le and Grove. Ok.
 George Oxford and family left tlesday morning for Glendale. Ar .zona. where they expect to make their home.
 Mrs. '. C. Gouch, who lad been down visiting with her sister, Mrs. " T. Graham, left last week for her home at Olathe, Kan
 Nr and Mrs Albert Needham came up from Van Buren Sunday and are spending the week with Springdale relatives and friends.
 Garland Graham of this place has a position en the Frisco as news butch. and passed down the road Monday. returning Tuesday after noon
 Cnas F Renner left Wednesday night for Finita. Ok. and nearby points 10 adjust some losses sus- tained b. his fire insurance com panteS.
 The University of Arkansas foot ball team received crushing defeat Saturday by the University of Wis consin on the Iatter's grounds, the final score being 64 to :.
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 Rev j. W House spent fore part of the week out on Osage. guest at the home of Henry Holland He put in the time squirrel hunting, and lad fairly < good ;. ;. success.
 Mrs pr P. Lininger was called 10 Toledo. Ohio, this Week by the critical illness Of sister living al that ptace. and will probably be absent for a couple of weeks
 Der; Pierce brought The News a sample of his turnip9 this week, and while Bert says this wasn [ the best one in the bunch, il looks good enough 10 take a blue ribbon anywhere.
 Dr F. B. Young, accompanied bY Mrs Young, went down to Little Rock Monday to attend a meeting Of the state board of medical ex- aminers They were expected home last night.
 Earl Bird came over from MuSkO O. gee, Ok, latter part of last week to visit with Mrs. Bird, who has been here for some time, guest at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. w C Thompson,
 Rev. ] W House arrived home latter part of last week from Jones bo-o where he has been working in the interests of the A O. l. W. Lodge. having been forced to give Up his work on account of i'll health.
 MT and Mrs N B. Brogdon and Eld | NJ Phillips left Wednesday night for Hot Springs to attend the annual meeting of the Arkansas Baptist State Gon4ention, as dele gates from the Second Baptist Church of this place.
 Since printing the list last week of probable applicants for the pc. ,ition of postmaster d Sprlngaale We learn Of four others, Chas Smyer, Arthur Dyes and A H France. and Mrs ]. W. House. aue there may be still others
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 L. k Davidson, who has beer director Of the local band for ta. past few months. left first of the week for Springfield. Mo, the fl nanees of the band being insufficf ent to keep him longer nurini his stay in Springdale he made many friends who regretted to set him leave
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 Hon Wilson GardWeH left Sun lay morning for Hot Springs tc attend the state fair All the bis politicians Of the state We're expect ed to be there. and the fair man agement gave a banquet Tuesday tt members of the next general as sem bly, AIr. Cardwell returned yes i terday morning
 Hugh Smiley came in last weel l from Groesbeek, Texas, for yisi with relatives residing in this sec ton He Is a nephew of Tom ant Bob Norman, west of town. and ;