The Springdale news., 1913-05-09
BRIGHTWATER.

Wm. NlchoIS, consideration $400.
 Lee Roller of Pea Ridge came ov- CT Sunday to visit with Esq Mich ols
 Rev. Carr, the blind man, deliver ed sermon at Central Sunday morning
 W. E. Nichols, wife and little son attended church at Avoca Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Courtney is having trouble with one of her eyes. It seems to be losing the sight.
 Jesse Nichols, Hollis Voltz and Elmer Ruddick were in Rogers Sat urday on business
 Miss Lille Green came in home last week from Ft Smith from an extended visit with her sister
 Mir. Howell has rented Miss Mar ian Bakers farm again for five more years He is an excellent farmer
 Miss Bess earfoI was in Sunday visiting with her sister, Ms Port CT Mosley. and was one among the May ramblers
 Alex Rattliff Of Missouri, Was in visiting his mother whom He had aof sen Tor oyer twenty years, 70 urniug home lazt week
 ars DIX eft Friday for Joplin, afo= etIe.e she e9aHsmp laies sisis- @Ea aer laughttr, M8s =ioH n 2gaz' .=u4z.z A4mm weather
 Hf-aaa }l#4 5Iseer Brown of =zfHsas e=Ia=risi ag WIth Ms Br3~aas pa ents. 8r. and Mrs Andy Webb ana other relative.
 Mrs has. Hutef con aad Ms c Q. saott and lfftIe children were in Roge : Saturday and Sunday and sited the.r sister. Mrs. D5Ha Day- is.
 Miss Alma Mayfield went down to Rogers Monday to visit fer few lays at the Partlow home, and con templates shopping some while in town.
 We second the motion that our Editor set the time and place for the reunion of correspondents and are looking forward to a great gay day
 Our =Avoea central operator took lay off Sunday afternoon and al tended the funeral at Tueks chapel of Mir. Wolf, one mile north Of Avoea
 Garland Shepherd came in home Saturday from Wayne, Nc. where ae ia helping bni | q depot, and yis- led With home folks. returning sunday evening.
 Mr and Mrs Bob Brown visited 2eer Sunday "i5h Mrs. Brown par ents, Mr and Ms Eli Shepherd, l md attended Ire leetule al Central Saturday night
 Several of the Brfghtwater mem bers Of the Free Mason lodge at tended the funeral Monday at the Patterson cemetery of Tim Hall who died of consumption.
 Mrs. Loas Sanders of Des Moines. Iowa, is expected in real soon to visit with her mother, Mrs Thomas Brown ot Rogers, and her grandma, Mrs Rattliff of Brightwater
 Through friend We learn that Marian Bogard, of Key. Ark, for merly of Brightwater, has sold his farm. had a public sale and has gone back to Kansas again
 Prof w. R. Edwards, County Sup erintendent, came over from Ben tonville Saturday evening to Cent ral and treated the people to a much appreciated educational lee ture A large crowd was present.
 Mrs. l. T. Rice and Mrs. Dick Mayfield returned Monday from Elm Springs, having been called 10 the bedside of their mother. Mrs. ] Arthnrs. Who was visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Holland. and was taken ill They report her much better.
 We failed 10 get our big letter from home. The News, April 25. and missed i very much Perhaps the reason why=we had just gotten a new sub mail carrier. as Ar Wilson had just resigned. We were sorry 10 loose Mir Wilson as our carrier, lie is very much lk- ed ou route
 Miss Willie Murphy and Rev. Pippin of Rogers were married Sun day. May 1, and will leave this (Tuesdayl afternoon for Oklahoma. Miss Willie is a good teacter, lovable young lady and will te missed Rev Pippin is not so well known here. however comes with