The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
LOWELL.

en this week.
 E. l. Vinton was a passenger to Rogers Tuesday.
 Lee Thomas was doing business in Rogers Monday.
 Leonard Hamby came home for a few days visit with his parents.
 Jim Deason was down from Rog- CTS few days, visiting his wife.
 Kysors are making quite a few interior improvements in their home.
 Mrs. Nettie Graves of Springdale visited Grandma Mcleod first of the week.
 Russel Kimmons sprained his ankle, causing him considerable in- convenience for a few days.
 Uncle Joe Loony and \. J. =Gosey left Tuesday last for Oklahoma where they will reside in the fu- ture.
 Mrs Kirby went to Rogers Mon- day to accept employment in the home of the new banker at that place.
 Lee Jackson is improving his store by painting fl and painter Johnson is dexterously welding the paint brush.
 
 Olevia Barr is now home from Fayetteville keeping house for her father and incidentally learning ste nography at the bank.
 MT. and Mrs. Dallas Smith of Fayetteville and Mrs. Ross Austin of Monte Ne are here visiting the Robert Austin family.
 Geo Walker was very much in disposed for a few days but an iron will and prompt medical aid prevented a serious sick spell
 John Nail was kicked quite se- verely by ole of his mules. Serious esults were at first feared but at present writing he Is doing nicely
 A number Of relatives and friends Of Mrs kimmons are planting Der muda Onion sets which she so kindly sent them from Big Wells, Texas.
 Waterworks for Lowell is being talked about, figured on, and agi-  tated in general. Since it is one of the needed improvements of Lowell il is hoped that We will soon have a neat little water system here It will also be pleasant ac- cessory to that new centralized school We are hoping to have.
 For unknown reasons. Prof. Bond was unable to carry out his lee ture dates as advertised for this week so has postponed them for week hence, thus speaking al all points on a core spending day week from the advertised date; thus, his address on Contra fizing Schools will be at the Lowell school house Monday, Feb. 24. at 10 a. m Also Dr. Garrison will speak on Rural School Sanitation. It is earnestly requested by these very able gentlemen and our Hon School Board that every school patron who can possibly attend, will do so. as these subjects are of vital interest to all alike Lowell Is centrally To- cated between Rogers and Spring dale as well as Cave Springs and Monte Ne. thus affording excellent location and other facilities for centralized High School, thus siy- ing all the children every advant- tage of good school education without the heavy expense of send ing them away, with the advantage of having them at home and the additional point of lessening the County and District expense Of op- erating numerous little. ungraded country schools and merging them all into one Graded Central High School at a central point for all patrons, which in this part of the county is Lowell Many of our sister states have proved what complete success Centralized schools are, so it is a proved fact that cen tralizing schools is of the greatest benefit to all in the vicinity of such, since the youth can have bet ter educational advantages. proper ty higher valuation and good roads from all points to the Cen tral school, thus giving higher tone to the community and attrac- ton to prospective homeseekers. So 1t is earnestly hoped that all pat rons and citizens of Lowell and immediate school districts will read fly grasp this present opportunity and make it a reality, at least come and hear what Prof. J. l.. Bond has to tell you about 1t.
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