The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
 GOSHEN.

Jack Adams of Sprlngtafe was III town Friday.
 ETert Frots of Missouri ts here visiting with re ativts
 Miss Eula Clark went 10 Fayette- tiiIe last We 70 attend school,
 . NJ NeiI E having quite lot Of repair work done on his resi- i nte
 The Goshen Msr antile Co. had a lev brick file built in their store Monday
 All the school children are busy this week preparing work 70 send 10 Ire fair
 Mrs. John NaYf.eld and daughter Mss Eliza s5eHt= sunday visiting Hab5erton.
 Mrs. Lula shi9l4y and Zehi1dlen visited relat5Fes n Madison Goun- v lat week.
 Elder EiIIiHes of this pIaee began q protracted meeting at MaYfield Monday night.
 ehas. Philips and mother visited fe atiyes near Fayetteville latter part of last Wee k
 Uncle Jimmie Bragg and wife are visiting with their children ov r aear Spring EaIley.
 Clem Pearson Of FayetteYilel and Marvin GroWell of Bent0nville were in town Wednesday,
 f.0na Slaughter and family spent Sunday with t,lery Trammel and family at Riehland View
 Mr. and Mrs. R. M Clark of this psace lett Monday to visit their son Df Dyton Cafk. at Morrilton. Ark
 Mrs. Green Roberts of Wyman vis- tied her daughters, Mesdames Ed Phillips and Toe Gi Hand last week.
 Joe Gilliland and family visited Mrs. GillilaHd parents, Mf. and Mrs. x C. Roberts, al Wyman sun daT
 J9hn Tgn-t.n and family of ar Fayetteville visited Mrs Tnnstill' : mo. he. Mrs Margaret Dutton last week
 There were rot very many at sun la School Sunday afternoon. Ey- er1hody vas either visiting or just didn't come
 cha MeIlroy Of Fayetteville V d HHFF diuiddE U u ' HE dppf9 Lona Slaughter and A. ]. Parker sold thair orchards to him.
 Tom Mayfield. who has been ? California for the past few year, eaHa in Satu1dax 70 visit with Tel atiges and friend around Goshen
 Mrs. Mnt Williams is visiting hae daughter Mrs. EdYth Wagt a FfTettevitle Mrs Wages is enter aatHi0g new daughter al her hom
 Taase zoo nights We have be n having have HHs the men and boys 10 falking about "possums and s4eet taterss man like, the ' are always hungry
 Housewives Of this place say that tanning peaches. making pr sefyes and pickles are a thing oi the past And they have all sure but ID d good supply
 Dr J NV Walker and C. E. Phil lips made a trip to Fayetteville Sa turday Mr Phillips went 10 tn hospital 10 visit his brother 6,arl who was onefa ed en Tuesday night for appendicitis. He reports hifn getting along nicely
 C5h yes, We saw the fine milch COW that Ed PhiIliIs drove in from Ma Hison County as week. The COW k all right tao.but, she k minus the switch bnt if Ed stays ~ith his job he will be able to provide her Nifh one to swat the flies next sumner
 Marvin Ti=dale has some traps sat down on the river. and Sunday morning he rode down 10 the riy- hr and hitehed his horse and wrnt Ft8 look after this traps When he dame back his horse was lying dead We haven't Yet learned the cause of its death
 x. C. Roberts of Wyman, the champion corn grower of Ak, Okla Texas, La, and Tenn, is selecting corn for the Washington County far Each township should make up an exhibit for the county fair and halp make 1t greater success (. E Phillips of this place says he was at the Tri-State Fair at Ft. Smith last year and that taking ev- erything into consideration, in many respects the County Fair has them bested.
 Gypsy