The Springdale news., 1913-04-04
Of local fnterest.

 for the past few days.
 c A Rugel is at Crossett, Ash= ley County, selling apples for D. [. EIcher.
 Mir and Mrs l. T. Lane went oy- CT to Huntsville Sunday to visit with relatives
 W. F. Sanders ar i9ed hone 'a<t week from Alabama where he had been selling apples fer l.. Ma.t ts.
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 Mr Otto Slaughter eame in Sat urday afternoon from Muskogee, Ok to visit with relatives and friends J NJ Southerland arrived hone Sunday from Bryan, Texas. where he had been selling apples for L. Marks
 r. P. Hulsey was down from Se- ligman, Mo, lat week, being called here by the illness of his mother. Mrs Goldsborough.
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 Rev Walters went down to Aiix, between Van Buren and Russellyille. Thursday morning. preaching thefe Thursday night and Friday.
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 Rev. L. s. Ballard, former pastor of the First Baptist Church, was in attendance at the Fifth Sunday meeting here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. S o. Johnson came in last week to visit with her parents, Mir and Ms I. N Hinson She Jeff Monday afternoon for her home al Memphis. Tenn.
 The School Improveme nt Assoa ia ton meets Monday at the Grammar School at four sharp. Everybody interested please bring suggestions for further improvement
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 Eugene Murphy, former linotype operator in the News office. has op- ened bicycle repair shop in the rear of Opera Block, and will al so keep bicycles for rent
 Mrs. A ". Beyers and children cane Up from Prairie Grove Tues day afternoon for a visit with re a- tives and friends. and MrZ ZBevers will be up Saturday to remain over Sunday
 fhefe HiII te meeting of thz cemetery association Monday af.e4z rooa. Apfi n, at :: 80 o'clock sf the home of Mrs. J r. Deaxer If is tae earnest desire that all memb- CTS be present.
 Miss Leo Plemons of Mangnm. Ok arrived last week for an indefinite Yi<lt with her sister. Mrs. La J HoHemah Nils Plemmons has ben conducting a business aollege af Maneum which she recently closed
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 W. L. Stokes went over 10 West vile. Ok. first of the week where he has opened up barber shop He will remain over there until he gets things to going good when he will leave the shop in charge of Chas Stokes.
 The warm sunshiny days of the past week have made quite change in the appearance of things The earth is putting on it's coat of green, peach trees are in bloom and early gardens are coming up. It looks as if Spring had "arriy
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 The University of Arkansas open ed the baseball season Tuesday with Paramount College, defeating them g to 0. 4 second game was played Wednesday which Arkansas also won. II to 1. The Pittsburg Nat tiona1s play in Fayetteville this af- ternoon
 The Spfingdale Volunteer Fire De= partment wish 10 thank all parties who gave their assistance 10 make our last play financial success. Special vote of thanks to the band and quartette for the excellent mu- sic and services rendered on the trip to Westyille.
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 Mrs. C. D. McGiffin of Girard, Kan, arrived latter part of last Week for visit with her daughter. Mrs A. NJ. Leitzell, being called here by the illness of Miss yelma Leitzell Miss yelmas friends will be pleased to learn that she is im- proving
 Ray kennan, who had just com pleted course of instruction in a jewellers school at Kansas City, spent last week visiting with his parents and friends in Springdale