The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

MISS l4uFd NeII N2nI 10 T |. ohi1A Sunday to visit her brother there.
 Mir. Burch moved his family to the Henry Neil place just north of town
 Mr and Mrs Ollie Thornsberry are the proud possessors of a baby daughter
 Mrs. A C Mayes and Mrs Vin- ton spent Wednesday afternoon in sprinedale.
 Preaching next Sunday, the 9th, lat the Presbyterian church. Every- oue invited
 Hugh Mcclure fs doing Post of- flee duties until =the new appoint ment is made
 Miss Lucille Davis came home a couple Of days while her brother Don was here.
 Miss Sophia Walker went to Fay etteyiIle Friday to attend a teaeh- CTS meeting there, returning Satuf- day
 Alvin Loony lost valuable COW a week ago He alled the veterinary surgeon from Cave Springs who ar rived too 1ate#to save his COW.
 Mrs Minnie Deason returned 10 Rogers Friday here Mir and Mrs. Daason have rented private rooms and will go 10 house keeping at once
 Preaching and afternoon singing at the Baptist Church last Sunday were well attended. regardless of the chilly south wind which was on du- ty that day.
 Mr. Barr went Sunday to Fayette- vile to see his little daughter. Mil- dred who is quite sick with the whooping cough and the other mem- bers of the family who are very much indisposed also.
 We noted the two special trains that passed through here Thursday filled with U S soldiers who were being transported to Galveston in order to be ready should their ser vices be needed in the present Mex leo trouble.
 P Davis enjoyed short visit from their son Don who stopped off for a few days on his return trip from Denver to New York City. He stated to his many acquaintances here that he expected to go to Can- ada soon where he may locate if the business outlook meets his ex- pectations.
 Mr Bequett and John Nall pur- chased the Watson property just west of Lowell Mir. Nail taking the north forty and MT Bequett the south forty with the buildings on it. Mr Bingham, who lives on this place will continue to do so and rent Mr Nails part. while MT. Be- quett will improve and cultivate his part:
 The Frisco System has appointed new section boss for Lowell. he being Steve Williams formerly hold ing the same position here few years ago John Mcdaniel. who held this position so succe ssfully will take up farming for a while and has moved out to his parents in-law's farm, the Horton farm, and will help the old folks for a while.
 Dr Harrison's are about packed up preparatory to their departure to Spring Valley. All deeply re- gret that We must part with these very estimable people but the doe tor thinks he can do much better financially in q locality where there i.s more need of his services, which is no doubt true, but We are sorry our excellent and healthy locality necessitates us losing a very valu- able citizen.
 The correspondent has talked to numbre about eentralizing the Schools in this vicinity and all SO far, are wideawake to the possibili- ties and advantages of such move ment. Let everybody consider tn m. selves part of this great move ment and lets talk 1t. talk it, talk 1t, and then talk ft"some more to everyone We see till the talking will sink deep enough to take root and then lets all act, then behold, Central High School
 Mrs. Abbie Lewis. aged 66 years, passed away last Wednesday even- ing. She has been an intense suf- ferer for long time, having been confined to her bed for over year and all knew that her earthly trials could not be long. she often pray ing for them to cease.
 The deceased had seven children. six of whom are living and were with her at the last. and who now deep