The Springdale news., 1913-06-06
Of Local Interest.


 Mrs. E. A. Gillett will entertain the ladies aid society of the NJ E Church next Tuesday.
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 Mark Sanders of Spring Valley was in Springdale Wednesday look ing after some business affairs
 The News is indebted to W Ii Gribble for a most beautiful bou- quet of cut flowers, presented last week
 The ladies of the Cemetery As soeiation will meet with Mrs. ur- ry next Monday afternoon, June g. at 2:30.
 Mir and Mrs F. c. Ritter left Monday night for Hot Springs to at tend an International Bible School convention.
 Deputy-Sheriff w. H Holcomb of Fayetteville was in Springdale Mon. day afternoon looking after some leg al business
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 Miss Minnie Anderson went over to BentonyiIle Monday to attend teachers institute which is being held at that place this week
 sam Webster took the train here Tuesday night for his home at Hem ryetta. Oklahoma. He had been vis- ting relatives in this vicinity for the past week
 oren Thompson, Henry Titlman and B. Einson= returned this week from Van Buren. where they had been playing ball this season
 Carrier L. 5 Weieh of Spring 1 Valley took advantage of the Nat ional holiday Friday to come oveH and visit amongst his Springdale friends
 Miss Zoe Slaughter returned Fri day of last week from Tahlequah. Okla, where she has been spending a few days visiting with herr broth CT, P O. Slaughter
 The News is requested b an noune thaz the " c T. U. will meet with Mrs Morrison next Mon day, June 9th. All members are urged to be present
 E. A.=G =GilleettZ Zis the newest pur- chaser of an auto in this section NIT. Gillett purchased a Ford tour ing car from IngalIs-Bryan Auto Company of Fayetteville. fore part of the week
 Mrs las. HaWn and two youug. CT ehiiiren are spending month at Pauls Valley. Ok. visiting sister of the former Mir. Hawn and Jim. Jr. are patching during their absence
 Miss Ellen Beeley arrived home Thursday Of last week from West vile, Ok. where she had been for several weeks. She was greatly inn proved by her stay in Wessv.lle, having gained eight pounds
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 We call your attention to an e. ror tn the add of the Right Wa cleaners last week We stated suits pressed . cents which should have been 50 cents. as that has always been the price and will remain so.
 The first number of The West Fork News will be issued from this offI5e this week It is four-page six-eolumn paper. and was ma ie possible by the enterprise of some ot West Fork patriotic business meu and citizens ]. C. Reeve =fs the loeal editor
 Vernon and Gunter Brooks have opened. up in the livery business in the barn built by the former east ot ttte railroad, having put iu q ueW outfit Dickson X Martini. wao formerly occupied this build- tns. have moved to the old build- ing at one time occupied by Mack HInsou as livery barn
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 Reg and Mrs NJ c. Hickman re- turned Wednesday from Siloam Springs, where they had been at tending the College commencement Rev Hickman has been pla, ed on the Board of Trustees to fill the vacancy caused by Dr. .. B. Spene- or of Kansas City. being transferr- ed to the University Senate
 + + < A q result of a rotten stcp-lai der, Mrs B. P. Smith is forced to tho Isa af arItcbac sfa,,l,,s =