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The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
BOARDS APPOINTED
Dr. F. B. Young Member State
 Board of Health

Little Rock, March 5.-Goyern- or Robinson Wednesday made the following appointments:
 Penitentiary Board, John Y Fer guson, Lonoke; J. A NJ Bradshear, Harrisburg, T. P. Murray, Little Rock, for six. four and two years terms respectively:
 Bank Commiss ioner, John NJ. Ba- Y.s, Little Rock.
 Board of Health, First District. B \ Fletcher, Augusta; Second District ] T. Stout, Bfinkley; Third District, F E. Young sfrinsda3e; Fourth District N P Parks. Me na Fifth District, Dr. Morgan Smith, Little Roek; Sixth District. s. D. Hughes. Wilmar; Seventh Dis triet, l.. A. Buekner, Dermott.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Wnifed
N ESIEN
nice tImf

0at sowing is well underway and some are done
 Several of the folks here attena- ed court at Huntsville last week.
 Keeney and euiwen are adding another room to their store huild- ing
 Hello, Evelyn. many thanks for the warm welcome you gave me i last week
 The work on Dr. Counts new house is progressing nicely with Ambrose Robertson as carpenter
 Another dreary and lonesome Sun day, but lets all try the old saying, to be good and you will be happy. :
 Lizzie Lucas and brother Willie, visited with their uncle, Frank Bell and friends here a few days last week
 Hannon Johnson and mother are going to move to Pettigrew soon where he will engage in the mer- cantile business with his brother, Al
 Dr. Swift of Elkins was over to see Mrs. Col Johnson this week She 1 has been indisposeed all winter but has been growing worse the past week
 Quite large crowd attended the sale at Dr. Powells farm at Drakes Greek. Saturday Ne learn that he $ soon to join his son, Clarence. in west Texas.
 We were quite sorry to hear of the Huntsville High School being burned, John Counts and Harvey Johnson of this place, having just entered last week
 Indian Maiden.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
ZION

Mr Wint Perry is very sick at this writing
 Mrs. Kelly of Spring Valley is visiting her son Lee Kelly
 Mr Hancock of Shady Grove vts- tied Lee Kelly and family last week
 Mumphs is the latest thing. sev- eral cases now and several more expected.
 Born, to Mir and Mrs Raymond Millikan Thursday, March the 6. a daughter.
 Sowing oats, planting potatoes making garden and setting hens is the order of the day
 The spring rain yesterday and the warm sun today will soon make pasture for the cows.
 Gland Cardwell, who has been ab- sent for six weeks selling apples in Alabama, is expected home soon.
 Stirman Eidson is adding three acres more to his strawberry patch Stilman has fine prospect for a bumper crop.
 \ crowd of young people and some not quite so young gathered al the home of Taylor Jones Tuesday even ing and enjoyed pound supper.
 NJ. ]. Horn. and George and Sam Shaw. who have been mining coal for Toy Lindly all winter have quit the mine and gone to farm work. Mrs. Brey of Iowa. who has been visiting relatives in Texas stopped over on her way home to visit her sister, Mrs Rintan also her moth CT who makes her home with Mrs Rintan.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
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Miss Ester Lester s visiting her uncle at Mt. Comfort.
 Mr. Powell made business trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 Mir. James McRandolis is visiting relation in Madison County.
 Mir. R. s. Mitchell made busi- ness trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 Rev. Rice filed his regular ap- pointment al this place Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr Littles baby wfo fs siek of whooping cough is no better al this writing
 Nr. L. E. Roberts sold four nice calves to Mr. R. $ Mitchell for s1s per head.
 Mrs. Andrew Hudleston left Sat urday for Iowa 10 visit her daugh- ter, Mrs Elmer Acres.
 Miss Fife Roberts is spending the week with her sister, Miss Lena Clark Of RleEland lew.
 We are enjoying the nice spring weather Most of the farmers are busy blowing and sowing oats
 Miss Ora Roberts visited Miss Opal Mhoon Friday and Saturday Miss Opal accompanied her home Saturday evening.
 Mr. N. NJ Roberts and Mrs. Car igon attended church at this place Saturday and Mrs. Carigon united with the church.
 No singing Sunday on account of bad weather. Several of the song sters spent the afternoon with the Misses Roberts All reported a nice time
 Winifred
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14

Frammel's place near the school house. Mir Rhodes will move in as soon as the house Is completed
 Wood Phillips went to Huntsville last Saturday to see his mother. Mrs Fanny Phillips, and came home Sunday bringing a fine saddle horse aith him.
 Kelley Campbell, Of Eureka Springs, was the guest of Thad Jones a few days the latter part Of last week. He returned home Sat arday accompanied by his mother, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Jones. all this winter
 Ethelyn, you talk of centra1izing schools. Please allow us, in our feeble way. to express our views capitalization is all right If We can only get tie Central High School here" but there is also another side to this. as well as 10 al other questions In this dis trict there are about B children of school age, or 10 of which are very small, from to S years of age They live from one-haf 10 two miles from the district school house, and the roads, most of them, are almost as rough as they ever gel Some of the cores spondents can eorroborate this faet4 Now suppose a Central High school is established. say two miles from here That will make from 2 1a to f or , miles of he toughest kind Of roads for the little folks to travel over, twice each school day Furthermore they would nave to go alone some Of them, and would have to cross a creek either Way-Rich1and or Dry Creek Now don't misunderstood ne please, for I favor the centrali= zation of schools where such a thing is possible, but unless We can get everyone interested in those good roads Celsius has been giving such good talks about, it will be of no use to think of a Central High School in this part of the country The patrons of the White House district have been trying to estab- fish a C. H s at that place, but We have learned nothing definite as to their success.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
TWO GOVERNORS
And Neither Seem to Have Any 1n-
 tention of Turning Loose.

Following the resignation of Gov. Joe T, Robinson and the succession of Senator w K. Oldham to the office, the senate on Monday elect cd Senator l. NJ Futrell of Green County president pro tenn of the sen- ate, which carries with it the title of acting governor after the adjourn ment of the legislature, until his successor fs elected. Senator 0ld- ham has given no intimation of his intention 10 turn over the goyer- nor.s office 10 Senator Futrel. but on Inc other hand t E claimed that he will probably seek 10 hold the position until his term as senator expires Senator Futfell says if he takes charge aa governor one of his first aets will be to call a special election 10 choose a governor. So there you are The legis' 'ature was scheduled to adjourn yesterday at noon
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
.BHFNEORD

". II. Higgs and Tom Bonham have been trading horses.
 0die Neal andfamlly visited with his uncle, Walter Andrews, Sunday.
 Generally when it rains on Mon day it rains three days out of tho week
 Not Very large attendance at Sunday School Sunday as it was a bad day.
 linn and Lonnie Thompson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Alps Thompson's
 Mrs. Fife Killingworth and Hen- ry Ganup. Jr, were married Wednes- day of last week.
 Say. Blondy,= when you get through with your music lessons call and play some for us.
 Four of the Thompson boys plae- ed a tombstone at their mothers grave at the White Oak cemetery Saturday
 There was quite bit Of fire out Saturday. Never done very much damage only burnt some fence for Will Mustain
 Harve Geralde, who has not been expected to live. with the dropsy, is no better but gradually growing worse every day.
 Something very serious about our telephone line. No 3 Every thing Is n~gfeetly dead from Min nie Thompson's on up the line. This has been since Saturday night.
 Bro Kelley filled his appoint ment at Sawyers Saturday night It is reported he will not be with IS any more for some time We are sorry for him 10 quit us, as every body seems to be interested in his sermons
 Ca1l
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Evelyn
HABBER1ON.

Miss Stella Nelson is visiting ID Springdale this week.
 Born. March 1. daughter to MT. and Mrs w. W Johnson.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. L. Johnson were Sunday visitors with the latter s parents, Mr and Mrs E. F Lindley
 A load of cabbage came through Habberton one day last week, which was a welcome visitor to hungry people
 Hello, Mrs. Jaminette, glad to note you as a News reader Stay close to the fire or you'll freeze in that Canadian home.
 Miss Jewel Harp of lay Bird is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Wiley Harp. We are glad to report Mrs. Harp slowly improving.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Kennan of springdale and sister-in-law Mrs. Starks of Nebraska are visiting with Mrs. Liz zie Johnson and children.
 Drs Walker of Goshen and Ellis of Fayetteville were called 10 see l " Perry Tuesday, who has been critically i'll for several days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson. Dean and Bernice Trammel visited with Rfchland View relatives Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. NJ. Bryan was called Tues day Of last week 10 attend the funeral of her brother, Dr. R. B. Gladden. of Purdy, Mo The remains were brought 10 seligman, Mo, Friday, and interment was made in the cemetery at that place.
 4 number of friends and relatives helped NJ. Bryan celebrate his six tieth birthday with nice dinner Sunday. On account of the inclem- ency of the weather the crowd was lessened to a great extent, but there was lots of dinner, and nice time was reported by all, and all left wishing MT. Bryan many more happy birthdays.
 At high noon to-day (Tuesday) in the presence of a few invited guests Miss Mable Merrel of this place was united in the holy bonds of matri- mony to Fred Rommel of Fayette- vile, at the home of the brides parents, Rev Raglin of Fayetteville officiating Miss Mable is most popular young lady and our best wishes attend her and her husband. They will leave this evening for their home west of Fayetteville
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
CAVE SPRINGS.

We had a good rain Sunday.
 Sowing oats was the order of the day all last week.
 Several new men in town at pres ent looking for locations.
 Born. to Mr and Mrs. Henry Glass. last Saturday baby boy.
 J. B. Robinson sold his farm east of town last week 10 ". NJ. Bart let.
 Born. to Mr and Mrs. Frank Morrison last Thursday, baby girl
 Aunt Net Dzrriek has sold 9 dozen eggs a week for the past two weeks.
 George Stroud is building an ad- dition to his house in north part of town.
 James Patashall is moving this week to the Dakon place northeast Of town
 Uncle Lige Adams went up to Fayetteville last Sunday and re- turned Monday
 James Patashall bought A. D. Daken farm of 24 acres last week just east of town.
 Mrs. Fills Of springtown. is here for weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs Henry Glass.
 Henry Osborn and family will move this week to Dock Beard $ place one mile west of town
 H. Sturdivant and wife of Okla homa are here looking for loca= ton We hope they will locate.
 The Apostolic people are having two meetings a day now, one at s o'clock and one meeting at night. Rev. W. H. Mounteastle of Tenne- see commenced a revival meeting al the Baptist Church last Thursday night.
 Bob Allen and family came in last week from Vinita, Oklahoma, to make their home in Cave Springs.
 Dr. T. F Wilburin and family moved last week to the J NJ. Beard house down by the branch near the evaporator
 B D coberly & Co, have sold their store to Gilmore of Panama, Mo, and Mr Livingston of Rog- CTS We wish success to the new firm and welcome them to our town. X D Baldwin, who lives miles northwest. of town, traded his farm for a farm at Lincoln, Kansas, and will soon move there. We are sorry to lose this good family from our midst.
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The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Sally Anne
SPRINGTOWN

Mrs A A Hazel is on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. W. A. Helson is on the sick list this week
 A Newland is preparing to have his house painted this week.
 Miss Willard Scott is confined to her bed this week with the measles. oat sowing seems to be the or der of the day now when it isn't raining
 Grandma Ellis is spending the week at Cave Springs with her daughter Mrs Henry Glass.
 Miss Mabel Napp went over to Gentry Saturday to spend a few days with her aunt, Mrs E. B. Baker
 Mrs Edwards and daughter Per melia, who have been sick for some time. are able to be up at this writ ing
 Misses Pearl and Bertha Glass have gone up to Cave Springs to
  ry Glass.
 Several of the young folks around here attended literary at Cross Roads Thursday night All report a good time
 Dr. Clemmer was called to see Mrs. Brown Griner Saturday even ing, who is suffering with a bilious attack. She Is a little better this morning (Monday.)
 The masquerade party at John Glass Saturday night was a eomieal sight 10 see. Will Glass and Miss Eva Radford was awarded the prize for being the best matched couple present
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
ELECTION TO-DAY
Democrats Will Name Candidates
 for Municipal Offices.

The Democrats of Springda will hold a primary election to-day to nominate a candidate for mayor. re- corder, treasurer and marshal The candidates to be voted for are as follows:
 Mayor G. ounbey. Willard Berry.
 Recorder-Fred Reed. Guy How ard.
 Treasurer smyer.
 Marshal-c N Donaldson, Geo. Sullivan, W L. Stokes. Jeff Gov
 There will he only one polling place. which will b. Squire Graves office, over Umbaugh's grocery store The judges will be c \. Grave Hut White and Mass Weir.
 Tonight Nard- meetings will be held to nominate two candidates for aldermen and to name one mem Der from each ward for eommirtee- man So far as NC nave been able to ascertain these meetings will be held at the following places
 First ward=Aad.tetiu
 Second ward Mayors office,
 Third springdaIe Hardware & Furniture Co.
 Fourth ward Squire Graves of flee
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Let s all go fishing.

Let's all go fishing.
 More rain. more rest.
 Cyrus Trammel went to Goshen Monday.
 Yes. Don't Worry, We hear the frogs, this very minute.
 The spring birds are putting in good time singing this morning
 Everyone present enjoyed the pound supper at Wood Philli. 8 Wednesday night of ast week.
 Speaking of the correspondents, We are personally acquainted with eight. but it pears like" we know all of them.
 Cal Wilson has another sick horse. 3 year old coach It is re- ported he has a year old colt also that is sick.
 Mrs Howard Clark is wondering if the people won't surprise her with birthday dinner about the 24 of this month.
 MT and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and Earl Oxford and family of Habber- ton visited at Andrew Smiths Sat urday and Sunday.
 New buildings? Yes two Walt CT Smith is having a barn erected -on his place near here, and R. B. Rhodes is building a house on Clint
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14

al children in this vicinity are sick with whooping cough.
 People are making gardens and planting potatoes. Dat sowing is the rage among the farmers.
 Jesse Moore, our Baldwin mer- chant is doing rushing business selling dry goods and groceries. be- sides running a grist mill
 Miss Beatrice Lewis returned to Baldwin Monday morning from the Zion neigAbofhcod. being accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Maggie Counts.
 We learn there is revival meet ing going on al Harris ondueted by David Hood of Eikins and L. l.. Johh=on, missionary, with good at tendance
 Mrs. Adele Kerriean k going to teach Mrs Minnie Meoress children. and all others 9ho wish to learn embroidery Mrs Kerrigan is a nice, intelligent lady. and takes a great interest in her neiehbors
 Miss Jessie Paris was married at Fayetteville recently 10 Wylte Nc Alexander. real estate agent of that place They came out from Fayetteville Saturday night 10 visit with Mr and Mrs Ali Moore. grand parents of the bride
 Mrs Jas Drake and daughter came over from Drakes Creek recent ly for visit with Elmer Drake and other relatives and friends Mr Drake came over after them and they returned home Friday, accom- panied by Mrs Elmer Drake and baby.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Honulula ,
LAYTON

II has been raining today (sun- day1.
 ". \. Ward made q business trip to Fayetteville this week.
 Mrs. II P Eyersole attended court at Huntsville this week Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Joshia Nc Christian. March the 9th. a girl, Prof B. F. Johnson has been at Huntsville on the grand jury this week.
 Misses Elva sismore and Mary Masteller visited with Miss Sadie Neal Sunday
 Mir. L. c. Ledbetter has been very sick this week, but is improv- ing very nicely.
 The Japton band has ordered a new drum and elected J. W. Dud- geon as drummer.
 Prof. Monroe Neal was selling fruit trees In the vicinity of Jack son Creek this week
 Prof and Mrs. c T. sullins are visiting the iatters parents, Mr. and Mrs. F G Neal.
 Mrs. X. D. Neal's children and grandchildren set her q birthday dinner March, the 7th on her 77th l.f,.+tdoy rrI1qx v,sar ,1ap+.T nF dtp ner. and plenty of people to eat It.
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The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Missouri for a number of years be- fore his death.


 Ed Bookout, who has been farm ing near Stony Point. was offered good position as foreman at a new lime kiln plant now in course of erection near Fort Gibson, Okla so he left for that place yesterday. His family accompanied him. and they will reside out there Fred l Spyres, formerly of Johnson, is one of the barrel makers there
 Mrs. Geo. Thompson and sons, Priestly and Charles, left Wednes- day evening for Neck City. Mo. in response to a telegram telling of the serious illness of niece of Mrs. Thompson. Their relative die shortly after tAeif arrival Charley and Priestly returned home Sun day. but Mrs Thompson will visit Oklahoma relatives before she re- turns
 The following resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Stony Potnt lodge of tbe X. H. T. A. at fhe last meeting
 stony Point Lodge No. e.
 Resolved. That We. the off eers and members of Stony Po.nt lodge No. s2 A. IL r A=. do here by pledge our suproft to tBe said petition which is being circulated for the prosecution of Homer Dav- is for the murder of Miss Nellie Moneyhun, the intended wife Of sam Claypool, member Of No 62. And do hereby ask the aid and sup port of all subordinate lodges of Ilhe A. H T 4 of Washington Co.
 By Sec ". L. Webber,
 Johnson. Ark.
 Mulkeepmo
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
JOHNSON

A son was born to MT and Mrs. John Late. on Tuesday, March I
 Mrs George Thompson is visit ing relatives at Pryor Creek, Okla.
 Jim Hill, of Carter. Ark, spent last week with friends n this To- cality.
 Mr. and Mrs. ". L. staekey gave another very enjoyable social dance at their home last Saturday night.
 Ben Johnson. Jr. and Bob Wilk- inson are moving their household goods today They traded =pla es some days ago
 Mrs. Robert Wilkinson and Mrs. Aaron Howard returned Thursday night from a visit with relatives near Aurora, Mo.
 The Johnson public school closes Friday There will be no program at night. as the closing exercises will be held during the day
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm Waves attend cd church al springda e Saturday. and on Sunday were guests up at Van Pearson's big family dinner
 John Boswell intended to try that new horse and surrey last sunday but the rainy weather caused him to postpone the venture until next Sunday.
 That looked for epidemic of humps has failed 10 appear yet. and those who were expecting 10 have em are hoping that the danger per iod has been passed
 \ dense fog swept down from the north this morning soon after sun Tlse, and for some time t was just aaout the .thickest dampness Clear Greek valley folks ever ex- perieneed
 The parcel post nal is beginning to make a showing here now. and many bulky packages come in ey- cry day. but Carrier smith has been able to handle his portion so far with his buggy.
 The mall crane Was put out of service Sunday morning when the pouch for the south bound "ean- non ball' was caught, so the fast trains have to slow up for Agent Phillips to get the mail pouches on board
 A lot of folks have planted pota- toes and made early garden, but others are waiting until sure that spring intends to stay, as some of the local weather observers say that we'll have several days Of winter weather yet.
 Mrs. James Cravens and children left Sunday morning for their fut- ure home near San Bernardino, Cal, where MT. Cravens has been working for several months. Mir Cravens lived here last year on the Carl Mayes property.
 Just when farmer folks were get ting up a big head of steam for a rush period of farm work that sprink le of rain came along. with drizz- ly day Sunday, so the ground was too wet for stirring Monday morn ing. but clearing weather promises more sunny skies soon
 The many friends of silas Weyer will regret 10 learn of his passing away on Tuesday, March 1, 1913, at his home ill Lamont, Mo. MT Weyer was a familiar figure here twenty years ago and his services as a violinist were in great demand at the many country dances of those far away days He had resided in
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
BALDWIN

Dudley Stone and bride have moved in with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs L. B. Stone
 MT. Freily has been on the sick list for some time and they called in the doctor this morning.
 The little son of Mrs w. N. Counts Is sick with a cold. Sever
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Gipsy Queen.

Let the church remember that next Sunday is the time set apart to take a collection for Foreign Missions. This was agreed to at conference Come and let us make good offering for this purpose.
 c. c. Winters, pastor.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
Red Bud

Thos L. Buie, State organizer of the Socialist party, will speak on the street in spriHgdale, Saturday, March 15, at 2 D m. and at Moni- tor school house at 7:30 in the evening
The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
HIGHLAND VIEW

John Penn.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12
Give According TO Your Purse.

This is the time Of the year
when most people are worrying
about the purchase Of Christmas
gifts. Some try to give remem-
berance gift to all of their relatives
and friends with the result that
their finances are badly cramped
for several months following the
holiday season. Better 10 send Il
card or note with Yule Tide greet
ings, something that you can
afford than to send an expensive
gift and accompany it with the
tholght that you could not afford
it but felt that you had to send
something Such giving is not
in harmony with the true Christmas
spirit.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12
Letter to Santa Claus.

The following letter was brought
into The News office by pleasant
little man who requested that we
put it in the paper" We are
pleased to publish the boys letter
and hope that he will have his
Christmas wants filled by Santa
Claus:
DEAR SANTA
want boys complete outfit.
it is q gun and a belt. want a
game. ring my nose and Il game
mutt and jeff and pleasman cap
and star and club. 1t you have
Il pair of boxing gloves, well give
me boxing gloves. want u fir
man outfit.
From your
friend living
Hilton.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-12

The Women 5 Association of
Congress OF { hicago has started Il
nation wide campaign for the sup
preston of gambling in all forms
at the social gatherings Of the fair
sex. 1t tie campaign proves sue
cessful and the prizes are removed
YOU will soon notice Il decline in
the number of card parties.