The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
0f local Interest.

etteville Wednesday on business.
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 John Young arrived home SatuF- day from a business trip to New Mexico
 MT and Mrs. Tom Taylor were out from Fayetteville Sunday visit ing with relatives.
 Miss Maud Mcfarland left last N eek for Paris, Texas, to accept q position in a mercantile establish ment.
 Winfred Needham returned Fri day from a trip to St. Louis where he had been buying goods for The Leader.
 The announcement column Of The News is open to those aspiring to office at the coming municipal election.
 MT. and Mrs NJ F. Croxdale were up from Fayetteville Sunday visiting al the home of their daugh5 ter, Mrs Mckinney.
 The weather for the first day of the week was very spring like but the indications yesterday were that winter is not yet over.
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 NT,. an1 Mrc II1u+opJ 9Y17a u@Eo had been here for some time visit ing with relatives, left Friday morn ing for their home at Anderson, Ind.
 The tax collector arrived yesteE- day morning and will spend the fa= mainder of the week in Springdale. He is located up stairs over tie First National Bank.
 Mrs. Wilson eardweil went down to Little Rock Saturday 10 visit with her husband, who is ole of Washington County's representa- tives ill the general assembly.
 
 Col NJ. D. Vance has received notice that he is grand-p pa again, q nine pound daughter having been bern 10 his daughter Mrs Clara Thompson, at Camden on the 18th inst
 Mrs. J. B. Trimbse left Saturday for Argenta to join Mr Trimble. where they will make their future home Mr Trimble went down there recently to accept a position Nth the Rock Island railroad
 Jeff Cover announces ia this is= sue of The News as candidate for city marshal, subject To the action of the Democratic party. Jeff has filled this position for the past year, and has made the town a good marshal
 L. C. Bingham and family arrived Wednesday morning from Ponea, Ok, and will make their home in this section, MT. Bingham having purchased the old Uncle Alex Sig man place on Hickory Creek, North east of Springdale. from J W. J. Brown
 The Washington social to have been given to-day at the home of I on account of humps being in the home of Mr. Petross. The ladies will give their usual market on Saturday afternoon at the City Meat Market
 T. J. Davis, who has been ill for the past few months, took a turn for the worse last week and his condition is considered critical Ills son, John Davis, and daughter. Mrs N P Horton. of Harrison. have been with him for the past few days
 "Come to springdale 10 live Many readers of this paper Will re- member this slogan, which was us ed quite frequently by The News some ten or fifteen years ago \ good lady reader of this paper told Us the other day that she would like to see it printed again, 90 here 1t is
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 I. F. Jack has sold his bakery and restaurant business 10 C. F. Gillespie and R. $. Johnson of Las Animas, Colorado, who are now in charge of the business Mir Jack has conducted this business SO long that he was looked upon as q permanent fixture He has not yet decided what he will do
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 Uncle Alex Kennan has moved the dwelling house which stood just west of kimmons, Walker * cos