The Springdale news., 1913-03-28
Of Goeal nnterest.

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 Fred Haxton and Barnett Graham spent Easter with friends at Pea Ridge.
 Phillip Carrel left Saturday af ternoon for a visit with his sst- CT, Mrs. Bass, near Cassville, Mo.
 Mrs J. s. Ewalt returned this week from a visit at Kansas City and Clinton, Mo.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mark Sanders came over from Spring Valley latter part of last week for a visit with rela- ttves.
 Roy Hewitt has changed the name of the local moving picture show house from Princess to Ma jestic.
 Mrs. Willard Berry and Berry Me Quaid arrived home last week from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Hiner at Jonesboro.
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 Mra G. A. Sanders left Sunday af- ternoon for Holdenyille, Ok, to spend a week visiting with her sist- CT. Mrs. Head.
 Miss Iris Thompson came up from Fayetteville to visit with Springdale relatives and friends and attend the entertainment Tuesday night.
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 The News received pleasant call last week from s. A Griswold of Bradford, Conn, an old friend of C. w. Fowler, who was here for a brief visit.
 The News is requested to an nounce that there will be meeting of the Peach Growers Association Saturday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the mayors office.
 Blake Baggett has sold his freight business between springdale and Fayetteville to Ike Jack Blake ex poets to give his attention to his farm west of Springdale
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 Herbert Sturdiyant has moved his tin shop into the building for merly occupied by.s b Aaron studio. Mir. Aaron moving to The second floor of the same building
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 F=A. Ashworth has purchased the racket store of Bennett Bros and will continue the business al the=same= location Bennett Bros will give their attention to their business atZJohnson.
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 Messrs. East and Woodrow, of the springdale garage, are in their new building adjoinng the stone liy- cry barn, especially constructed for them by l. T. Lane. It is sn ideal place for the business.
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 There is grief in the family of Frank White, especially among the youns members, over the death last week of "Muggins" {. the family dog "Mugins was twelve years of age and has gone where all good dogs go
 C. Y. Hudson. manager of the Fair Store, has rented the Hughes residence property near the gram mar school building and has nov ed his family into same. MT. Hudson left Sunday afternoon for St. Louis to purchase stock of goods for the store at this D ace
 The News received pleasant call last week from L. A West of Wessington Springs, South Dakota Mir. West came in recently with his son=in=law, George Johnson of Plankington, South Dakota, who pug chased the spurgeon place east of town and will make his home in this section.
 
 Earl Grisham, seven year old son of Mir. and Mrs T. R. Grsham, died Tuesday at l a m. of pneumo- n!a. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at three O. clock at the Primitive Baptist church services being conducted by Rev. C. c. Winters; pastor of the First Baptist Church. The remains were inferred in Bluff Cemetery.
 Roy Joyce has begun the erection of a new residence on a lot just west of the residence of J. A Joyce in the southwest part of town Roy had been contemplating nov ing over to the Vaughan farm near Whitener the coming summer but changed his mind and will travel for the new wholesale drug house being opened at this place by w G