The Springdale news., 1913-05-16

sition with the Lyons-Hale Auto ga rage in Springfield, Mo-. came in latter part of last week and spent few days here visiting relatives and friends.
 Rev. Walters. pastor of the Sec ond Baptist Church, left Tuesday afternoon for St. Louis to attend the Southern Baptist Convention On account of his absence there will be no street service Saturday afternoon.
 Jas. T Masoner has sold his gro cry business to J. II. Fletcher and $. F. Clarkson, who will con tinue the business at the old stand under the firm name of Cash Groc- cry Company Mr Masoner will give his attention to his fruit farm south Of town.
 4. F. Gollihugh and family ar rived Tuesday morning frou We'll ington, Texas, and have rented property in Springdale, where they will spend the summer Ia ca e the climate is beneficial to the health of Mrs. Gollihugh they will probably make this place their their home
 Otto Slaughter, who has charge of the branch house of the Ozark Grocery Co, at Tahlequah, Okla made flying visit with home folks Saturday night. and returned Sunday morning He was aecomp- anied home by his sister. Miss Zoe who will spend a few days visiting at that place.
 The Springdale ball team left yes terday morning for Bentonville where they, were scheduled to play the team at that place. The paper goes to press too early to give a report of the game Fayetteville will play in Springdale to-day. and on Saturday the home team goes to Fayetteville for return game
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 Ms Joseph Berkhimer of Hum boil. Iowa. and Mrs r J Lehr of Orange Gfts, Iowa. who had been hef4 visiting their sister. Mrs. c Fl -batehef, left for their homes Thursday afternoon of last week heir mother. Mrs R E. Madison, 8ho had been here visiting for some time aceompanied them
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 The annual school election will De held Saturday at the grammar school building This ele is for the purpose or choosing two directors 10 succeed A Dyes and |. Sa Thompson. whose terms ex- Pife, and to vote on county super vision of hools and for and against seven mills tax
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 Mrs J. NV House arrived first of the week from Fort Smith where she had been for treatment. and her many friends here are pleased b know that she is considerably improved. After brief visit here as the guest Of Mrs C A Ownbey she will go to the home of her mother in Marion County to spend the summer.
 We have been forced to leave out much matter intended for this issHe. including some advertising in order Q furnish the readers ot the paper a complete report of the tria Of Omef Davis However. We believe this is a matter in which a large majority Of our readers are ttsNVPis AittitSttRi dlli tttdl IHtA " U appreciate this report.
 The largest fish catch for the season thus far. goes to Foley Eindley Saturday Mr Lindley and Mat Logan were on White River but did very little good Sunday morning Mr Logan returned home but Mir iindley remained on the river and decided to try his luck alone. and as result he brought home thirty-tWo pounds of cat fish. This is the largest catch reported among the Springdale fishermen Tony Jarvis and Guy MeDayid came near the re ord Tuesday, catch ing twenty-five pounds.
 The first ear of strawberries was shipped out Saturday by the Spring dale Berry Growers Association Five cars were shipped Monday two Tuesday and five Wednesday making thirteen to that time The first car was sold on track here for S1 50 per crate, and the others We're sold for s1 40 The low price is due to the fact that berries have ripened here before berries from more southern points were off the