The Springdale news., 1913-08-29

has made Spring Valley famous It Was such a spread as falls to the let of man only at rare intervals. There was everything to eat imagi- nable Big pyramids of fried chick en, baked chicken, vegetables of all kinds, pies, cakes, pickles, jel- lies, preserves salads, fresh cold huttermilk, coffe and the Lord on ly knows what else. Didn't maze any difference what you wanted it vas there, and in abundance, and cooked just right. Those good wo- men didn't wait for fellow to pass his plate for refilling, but they came around and heapod it up and insisted on his eating-and it l dn't take mu h coaxing, either \ number of the leading families of the gathering, inc uding Gncla And erson Sanders and wife. and others Of the Sanders family, ahd 10 ole was ever received with more open hearted, generous hospitality than We were received by these people After supper Prof. Ranta and MT CardWell were suecessively helped to their feet by their fellow travellers for the purpose of making a few re- marks in behalf of good roads and to expr $ thanks for the kind y spirit in which the party had been received It was with great diffi- cuty that their eor1panions coaxed them to desist and start for home. They just naturally hated to leave that stack of grub Al Spring Valley lights were turned or, and the drive in from there #as one ef the most pleasant pats of the trip, home being ached about 30
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 The worst part Of road on the entire route is between Hindsyil z and Huntsville. but with work splendid road can be constructed along this section, as | is practi- calIy all what is known as ridge road. and there is all abundan of material right at=hand for eon- straeting a good and permanent read
 While at Huntsville the Spring dale delegation lad bills printed urging the people 10 observe good roads days on "Wednesday and Thursday of next week. and these Wfre distributed soHg the route 70 Springdale Huntsville people ale going to observe these days as Governor Hays sugge sted and many people along the route promised 10 do likewise Spring Valley people are in the harness and every body oy- CT in that section expects to turn out Wednt sday and Thursday
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 Tie road from Springdale to Spring Valley Is ill fairly good con dition, and it will not take near the amount of work 10 build good road between these two points as will be required from Spring Val ley on The stumps are being talk en out beyond the bridge at White River and the road along there oth erWise improved One piece of bad road right near Springdale is that around the foot of the mountain beyond Hewitt's spring, and the probabilities are that Springdale will give It's attention 10 this first.
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 The sentiment O the people from Huntsville this way seems 10 be practically unanimous n favor Of spnngdale aa tbe objective point Of tAe road Tn have no objection to d good road te Fayetteville or anywhere else- in faef they want to get as many good roads as pos sibleZbut they do not propose to lose sight of the present effort to get road to Springda!e. Spring dale Is their nearest railroad point, and a road can be constructed to this p!a c much cheaper than to any other railroad point Much work has been done on the road in the vicinity of Huntsville. and force was at work Monday Huntsville people have set apart Tuesday of each week as day for general work on the road, and the business houst $ of the town all close that day and everybody turns out for work
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 With only one exception the cars all made the journey to Huntsville and back without difficulty. When out about two miles beyond Hinds- vile the low gear on Mir. Petross car gave way The other members of the party were all in front, and no help could be expected from them IL the car with MT. Petross