The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

fruit in demand and growers are go- ing to see that they get all the m trket will justify II is estimated that from lao to 200 cars of pea h. es will be shipped ftom Springdale, and the shipping season will open about July 9
 II. c kenney. representing the Inter State Advertising Company of Butler. Mo, was in Sprinedale lat ter part of last week and practical ly concluded arrangements for putt ing on Chautauqua here this sum mer The talent is furnished by the Star Chautauqua System. and it Is designed to have six days ses- sion, covering one Sunday, with two entertainemn each day Season tickets will be so for s125. The CAautauqua will De held at the Auditorium, and further particulars will be announced later
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 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Ingram of Jay, Ok, came in latter part of last week and paid a brief visit to the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. S l.. Ingram. They drove through. The county seat fight between old Jay and new Jay resulted in the burning of the court house at the former place one night recently. de Stroying the district court records, including the ree ords in the erimi- nal and civil cases The fire ee- cured about two o'clock in the morning and it is thought to have been of incendiary origin The of flee of Clyde and Van Ingram was near the court house. as was also the residence of the latter but for Itunately neither suffered The people of old Jay are determined to hold the county seat, and are pre- pairing to build new court house of concrete.
 Some of the good people residing southwest of Springdale recently SC cured school district, taking part from Cross Roads. Johnson and Stony Point A school building is being ere eted nor h Of the residence of D. E. Richer and will be known as Peaceful Valley school house The recently elected directors are D E Richer. H. Blumenbefg and Ed Brandt. The first term of school will begin about the first of Oetob- er. On account of the shortage of funds those interested in the new i district have arranged 10 give all ice cream supper every other satur- day night at the home of Mr i Blumenberg, and the next one will be held tomorrow night Phe peo= pie living out in that community are to be commended for their efforts and it is to b hoped their ice cream suppers will receive a liberal fat- ironage
 N. N. Locke of Peirce City, Mo- was pleasant ca Ter at The News office Wednesday morning Mr Locke. Mrs Locke and Miss Lula Brooks drove through from Peiree City in an automobile, and were on their way to Fayetteville to at tend a wedding of some friends Many of our older residents re- member Will Locke, as he was a resident of Springdale some thirty years ago, having been come ted with the first exclusive hardwa e store in Springdale The building was 10 ated near whele C H. Hew- its barn now stands. and the stock was put ill by Mr. Coffelt, and Mr. Locke worked in this store and Iater on With b ZerboHi, who became the owner and moved the goods into the building now oeeu- pied by the Famous Mr. Locke is engaged in the mercantile business at Peiree City He was agreeab1y surprised at the wonderful change that has taken place in and around Springdale since Ee loft here.
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 Kimmous, Walker < Co are commencing the erection of q baild- ing in which 70 manufacture lime and sulphur for sp. aying purposes The building will 6e 40xSo feet and will be located south of the etap- orator building The plant will be fully equipped with the latest and bast ma hinery for manufacturing spray material, and will have a ca pacity of about one ear load per day The plant will be operated about three months during the year. beginning in the fall after the close of the apple season, as this spray is only used in the fall and winter There is no plant nearer than St