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The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
COUNCIL ORGANIZES.

The newly elected city offieia s met Tuesday night and organized, Mayor N. G. OWnbey appointing the following standing committees:
 Streets, Sidewalks and Alleys Ghas. Jarvis, w 1 Glaypool, ban Piercy.
 Electric Light =c C. Dodson, J. H. Myers, R C Clark
 Auditorium, Grounds and Public Improvements - NxHe Jones. l. M Hewitt. Dan Pierey
 Sanitary w. A. C'aypoo' G. c Dodson. Dr F F Young
 Ordinances NJ Hewitt. R C. Clark, l. II. Myers.
 Finance and Auditing Dan Piercy. C. G. Dedson. Chas Jarvis.
 Cemetery Chas Smyer, Wylte Jones, W A Claypool
 The members of the various com mittees will meet and select their own chairman.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
FiIRbEN. .

w. IL Neil is on the sick list.
 Miss Addie 1esn=ten las th= measles
 The prayer meeting has been dis continued
 We had nice tBFt1 shower sat arday afte noon.
 Oliver Dale has purchased Hice horse and buggy
 Mrs Eta lemming of Rosefs E visiting home fo k
 Dorse Austin 6f Lowe ts work ing for Joe Graham
 Mrs. stzemore spent last week Wirh her son al Midtown.
 Miss Be-tha Ptelan of Rosess spent Friday with home folks.
 Mrs M. (. Jolnszon yisifed rzla- tiyes Tn Lowell Tuesday afternoon
 Several of our hustling hortieul- turists sprayed their orchads last week
 John MeDantel of Cave spr ngs was visiting relatives IT this =Xieini- ty Sunday
 Singing at R N=Eooney's sunday evening was well attended and en- joyed by all
 Miss Lucille Wright spent sev- eral days last week with relatives near Monte Ne
 Winfred McDanieI recently nov led 10 Rogers and has engaged in the drawing business.
 Jones and Bishop Of Lowell have drilled wells for Ollie andMattheW Thornsberry.
 Miss Gladys CGasfain is spending several weeks Esssh ksss gr.. sn3ethe1 Mrs. Blaine, of Rogers.
 NJ C. Johnston purchased nice organ recently. Miss Pearl fs talk ing lessons from Mrs E \. Bald win.
 Emery Johnson is subbing on tht rural route while regular arriel lube Lee takes two weeks Xaca- tion
 A minister from springdale We failed to learn his name will pfeat h al Pleasant Grove Sunday al II o'clock Everyone cordially iHTit- ed to attend
 Fred Price and Earl Adams oi Rogers spent Sunday afternoon With the former's parents, MT and Mrs r, B. Price.
 Last week was especially favor able to farm work rally 4 majority Of the farmers planted part of their corn crop and if the present fair weather continues most of the crop will be D anted this weel 
 The body of Ode Robbins, who died near San Antonio. Texas, wa: inferred in Pleasant Grove eeme tery Wednesday afternoon. Mir. Rob bins was 47 years old and a broth CT of Albert Robbins of Lowell ant cousin of A l.. Pryor Of thi: place Services were conducted. bl Rev. C C. Winters of Springdale The bereaved relatives have th' sympathy of the entire community
 ZeuXis
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
SULPHUR CITY.

Last week was an ideal week for farming.
 Mrs. Cora Harrelson is very sick at this writing
 Wit Carter left Wednesday for some point in Idaho.
 Mrs. F. F. Mcconnell is on the puny list this week.
 ]. l.. BoaZ and wife attended church at New cross last Sunday.
 Jim Ray and family made a busi- ness trip to Fayetteville Thursday.
 Mrs. Emma Morris and baby Ruth visited relatives near Elkins few days last week
 Flossie and Dewey Mills are both sick this week They are threaten ed with typhoid fever,
 Billie Beddingfield of Pettigrew was a pleasant caller at Dr. Geo. Carter's Sunday morning.
 Uncle Dock Seitz was very sick a few days last week, but is able to be out at this writing,
 .Rev. Tidball of near Fayetteville was in this vicinity last week tax ing orders for bibles and other good reading matter.
 Miss Jessie Johnson. who has been staying with her aunt Mrs. John Boaz returned to her home near Ridge Sunday.
 Lone Star and hubby took dinner with her mother and brother of Trace Valley last Sunday. In addl- ton to Lone Star and husband those who took dinner with Mrs. Han
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

shew and son were Clint Shook and wife and brother Earl, Geo. Ram ey and wife and Misses Iva Ora and Carrie Bassett, all of Carter
 Little Omer Perkins fell off the fence Thursday and cut his right ear Dr Carter Was called iu and he is getting along fine
 Miss Clara Fawbush is visiting friends at West Fork this We k and will attend the closing exerrs is es Of the school at that place
 Roy Anderson is very sick with pneumonia. also the little grand child of Bob Anderson is very sick Tonsiitus and other ailments.
 Rev Stephenson, the presiding elder, preached very impressive sermon here Sunday night Quart er'y conference was held al New Cross Saturday night.
 Say, Apple Bloom, believe your given name is Eva, and if 1t is surely remember seeing you when you was a tiny baby, and now you are almost an old maid.
 Say, Faber, Mully, Wild Goo : and all other News writers, lei ,s have our meeting some time in the near future l say at Fayetteville. Let MaNy set the day, and we'll meet up on the square at some ap- pointed place and each one wear a badge by which We will know each other, say blue ribbon with the words The News correspondent printed on T.. Lets hear rom o.H- CTS
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
 NAlFIfI D.

Everybody around here is busy planting corn.
 Rev Miller filled his regular ap- pointment here Sunday
 Aunt Lizzie Culwell is spending a few weeks visiting at Mrs. Seott's.
 MT and Mrs Olen Mayfield and family spent last Sunday at Mrs Della Scott $
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Cannon E.s- tied his parents last Sunday. Mr and Mrs. W \ Cannon
 Everett and Vol Head visited al Mr and Mrs. Joe Heads last Sun day and attended church
 Everett Donaldson of Spring Val family ia last satui : and sunday Dr. Walker of Goshen was called 10 see Arthur Whitener's little gfr. who was real sick last Sunday bni is better to-day.
 Raalfev
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
LET rs BEArTIIY SrRINGDAIE

Ore thing We need in Sprtngda1e is *Ctvia Improv; meat9 Assoata- Lon. Buf We seem % busy .n other club lines. thai fhe f=er hesitates to mention fae sorm.ng Of one Springdale k naturally very pretty, and could be made beautifully a.tra tiva TEe refu : papeg boxes down town have help cd out wonderfully, but there is still room for improvemea eat= If ey- cry one would he more careful the business portion would be still heater have seen persons when not near the refuse boxes. throw waste paper, etc, broadcast Keep such iH your pocket until you can putt in the proper place Let ts consider our home streets too niee 10 litter them ID. The Chinese con sider printed matter too sacred to be trampled on and keep their streets free from refuse paper Let Us every one consider himself q committee of oue, and see ii We car not have @aur home town as nice as those We read about
 The Mayor in some places issues orders that the premises must be cleaned up V certain time, or it will be cleaned up al our expense by the city Let us not wat for that, but let Us all get busy with our yards and gutters Keep fhe weeds cut inside and out of our premises. and the weeds vii soon be a thing of the rast Sow a few cents worth of vine seed to cover unsightly buildings that are too old and paint, vet We an not do with out them
 Let Us all do our best to beauti- fy springdale. and watch results
 A Progressive.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
THE EUREKA ROAD.

| A Bridgeford and F o. Butt of Eureka Springs were in Rogers Tuesday 10 meet with a committee from the Commercial Club and to discuss plans for securing wagon and auto road between this place and the Carroll county metropolis
 After discussing the matter with a number of our business men, the visitors iu company with Judge Smith and N R Felker drove down 10 Stark and looked at the roads in that section.
 No particular route had been planned or even discussed but in the preliminary talk most people had taken | for granted that the old road to the northeast from Rog CTS would be the best Ii is the opinion. however, of a number who have given the question serious consideration that the best way is to run on the ridge south and west from Eureka and come into Rogers from the southeast.
 A meeting of the representatives of the Eureka Springs and Rogers Commercial Clubs, together with the county judges of Carroll, Mad ison and Benton counties, is plan ned for an early date when the proposed road will be discussed and definite plans considered
 It is said that the new law al- lows the formation of special road district, to extend five miles on each side of the road, and it may be that this plan will be sub mitted to the owners along the route of the proposed road. d.-Rogers Dem ocrat.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

yet, especially those who have made preparation for putting ont Der ry crop.
 It is reported that Miss Ethel Austin and Everette Walker both of Brush Creek were married Thurs day week If this be true the writ CT joins in wishing for the young couple a long and happy journey through life
 \ message from Ft Smith was sent To Phillip Bell last Monday that lis father *as not expected to live put q short time He and his brother left Monday 10 see their father The news came in q few days later that their father was dead
 Sally Ann is in favor of all the correspondents meeting at Spring dale this summer some time and in favor also of having their pictures taken. believe there would be rather a large family of Us all So lets have Mulkeepmo to set the time to meet
 Several from around here attend ed church at Wo2dlaWn Sunda ' morning Bro Kelley Of FaFette- vile, who has been preaching there for some time aeliyerd his last ser mon Sunday night Professor Web Der from Rogers 2ill preae there from HON on.
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The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

A real nice shower of rain fell Saturday eve.
 Miss Winnie and Gertie. Roberts visited with their sister Fora at Cave Springs Sunday.
 Miss Fife Robinson. who has been visiting friends and relatives near Spring Creek, returned home Sunday after on.
 Any one that has ealyes for sale or wants to buy see John Craig ar John Burnett. They are always ready to buy or sell.
 Mrs. Ida Curry and children are visiting with her parents. Mir. and Mrs Dick Canup. Mrs Curry in tends to stay here until cool weather.
 Some of the farmes have got their corn planted and ome haven't got all their com ground pl6wed
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

well and j. e Toes Ne9s at Fay etteville Monday transaefIrg busi- ness
 Dr. ]. S. Thompson has been up at Springdale for the last few days at the bedside of his fathtr who is Very sick
 Samuel Miller, wfo liv s two miles north of this place. is very low with tuberculosis and cannot possibly live very long
 ]. C. Langford left for salisaw and other points in Oklahoma Sat urday in the interest of the Parker Bros. Nurseries Co.
 Miss Bess Hutchens of Springdale visited her brother Robert Hutehena Sunday and will go on up to Wins low to visit with her grandmother.
 Henry Barnett and Arthur Lang ford were at Fayetteville Saturday Henry took in a load Of stove wood and says wood is a legal tender for corn chops
 Dr George Wi son was seen clean ing some nice fish Sunday morning 1 He said he caught them but did not f say whether with hook and line or with the cash
 I CT near Goshen last Tuesday to visit friends, returning home Fri day They report nice visit and lots of fish to eat.
 We are having some real spring weather now, and the farmers are all busy planting corn, but a good rain would be appreciated as the ground is getting dry.
 f1lr Harmon. who are attending the Fay etteyille commercial College. talk ing q course In telegraphy. spent Sunday with home folks
 The wind is blowing a regular March gale this Tuesday, morning. Hope it will blow up some rain. Oats and gardens are suffering for rain in this neigh hborhood
 Claud Owens made a trip to i Winslow Thursday of last week to deliver fine milk COW which was sold to Rod Caldwell by our merch- ant and miller. Bruce Crider.
 Sheriff Caudle and lady passed through Greenland Sunday None of our boys ran for the woods, but if he should be seen coming any ,day but Sunday there would be quite a scramble for hiding places 1 Mrs Henry Barnett went up to West Fork to-day to visit her par ents and attend the closing exercis- es of the public school. which will be given Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this week
 Now Mulkeepmo, if you think you will get to interrogate any of The News writers up there in the grand l jury room you will get left, for We only see the good things that our neighbors do and tell that through The News
 J. NJ Felton of Guthrie. oklaho- ma. was in Greenland and vicinity the last Of the week collecting in formation in regard 10 the pros peet for peaches at this point He represents Furrow Power and Fur row Commission men and handles large quantities of peaches
 William
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
THE CHURC HES.
II the NJ. T.. Church, South, Next
 Sunday.

sunday.
 We will resume our work in reg ular order next Sunday
 Sunday school at f6 a. III. and preaching at II a. Ill. and 30 !. IT We will be glad to have you come and worship with Us.
 To those who have been convert cd during The revival, just closed :, and intend to lead Hew life, It me urge you to make up your minds d once as to the church of your choice and get into that church and go 10 work If you are not quite clear az to any deetrinal point remember l am ready to instruct you, without trying to proselyte you 1 know the teachings of every church in this town and will will ingly instruct you in any of them, or in all of them
 The EpWorth League Conference, of the Fayetteville District, will meet with Us next Monday evening and the following pfograme will fe given:
 Monday, April 2s
 Se00 P nI Add rs= of welcome, Hon Wilson CardWell.
 sos ? m Response, F. II.
 Ss10 D. ID KoEeass response 10 oaF need. Rev A N. Wasson. E9= Tea
 Tuesday. Arrii 2o
 S30 a m Devotional eXare4sa=, Req r E Hamilton sloan l Springs
 500 a. n. The pastors pIa 2 5a the League, Rev c McGlumphS l Bea onYiiIe
 4l5 a m Why so few Leagues 2 N#9 is to b1ame2 Re- W. 4 Ae= X ke. avette.
 =es3o a. n. Open conference on ###lz Ie9aftmeut eadef, Leo MennihaH. Prairie Grove, assisted bt Miss Giefa Denny, War Eagle2
 Iu:o0 q n Our obligation as iLe8guers= in the use of our money. :. M. Henderson, Rogers -H4s15 a HI Open conference on second department Leader, Miss Flora Dyer, sloan Springs, assist ed by Miss Bess Guin, Winslow. f4 A. a. III Brief reports from all Junior Leagues.
 11.oo q. III. Subject .sseryice, Rev NJ. N Waldrip. Fay i tetfeville
 Special music by Rogers League
 30 D. m Devotional exercises. Rev F \. Lark, Prairie Grove
 ? 00 D. m Brief reports from all the Leagues in the District and Ifrom District officers.
 2.I5 p4 n Open conference on third department Led by Miss Pearl Jackson. BentonYilie, assisted #by Fred Matthews. Whey Grove
 2s45 p m What being done faI the church training Of onf 4oung people where 10 League < Iorganized9 Rev Y \. Gilmore, ] Pea Ridge
 900 D n. open conference on fourth department Leader Dr. J. |G. Kemp, Fayetteville.
 80 D. m How dc the four de ] part nents of the League focalze III ffhe lives Of our young people, bef. F. E DoasoH, Rogers.
 4 s00 D. m Election of officers Iand other detailed business.
 Chorister, Glaud Brfdenthal
 The opening sermon of the Dis #trfct conference will be preached Tuesday evening at s o'clock. Busi- i ness and devotional exercises Vi be held through "Wednesday and Thursday. You are welcome to all #thfse exercises.
 4 L. Cline
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
Graduating Exercise $.

The graduating exercises We e held Thursday night, when the fol- lowing program Was rendered. Music
 Invocation. Rev Cline
 Music
 SaIutatory, Ruth Mckinney Class Address, Bre shannon, of l. of A
 Music.
 VaIeaictory. LaRue Steele.
 Presenting Diplomas, Prof. II. A Babb
 Benediction-
 The Alumni Association will hold their annual m eting and banquet tonight Friday =in the lodge hall
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
 LOW ELL.
SaHYSnn

Tn kFor family visited relatives iH spEingda,e last Sunday
 Mrs. Joe Davis has been sick for a few days but is better now.
 Miss Gladys Bishop and little Vera are guests at the Williams home
 Mrs. Jim Eoouy improving sapidly now after quite ser 'ous illness
 Elmo Walker Of Rogers spent Sunday with His grandpa, John Williams
 Miss Vio'a Mayes came home from Springfield, Mo. last Saturday night for over Sunday
 Rev Smith preached a very in- teresting sermon at the Baptist church last Wednesday night.
 Ed Young and sister Miss Maud. of Bentonyille, were guests last sunday at the Mood Waves home.
 Friends of Miss Lucy Williams are glad to sec her home and about agala after her long. serious il= ness.
 Jess Mabry had the misfortune to lose his valuable and only COW last Saturday night from unknown causes
 The remains of Ode Robbins was brought back rom Texas and int erment made here at Pleasant Grove cemetery last Wednesday.
 Mrs Pinkston visited relatives in Springdale last Wednesday, beinG accompanied by her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Beard of Rogers
 John Williams went to Benton vile last Wednesday 10 attend the funeral of relative, the remains having been brought there from Ok lahoma for interme mt.
 A C Mayes is having a well drilI- ed on his property in town. The well Is now some so feet deep with fine flow of water.
 Mrs Myers and little nephew ar rived home last Wednesday from Hot Springs where she spent the winter for her health. She comes back very much improved.
 All will be glad to know that Prof Weber of Rogers Academy will be the preacher at the Presby- terian church for the ensuing year. Mir Weber is very capable and breaches excellent sermons Come out and hear j III next Sunday morn ing
 Everyone is cordially invited to attend the pie supper next Friday night 25th, at the Baptist church. An interesting programme by the young people Is being prepared for the occasion. II is hoped a large attendance will be in evidence that night as the proc eeds are to go to- wards the new church which is hop ed to be built Ill the near future.
 Lowell school turned out a grad uating class Of four this year The successful four are Eva Bequette, Mamie Bingham. Ruth Nilmuth and Roderiek Thomas These en- terprising young people have a host of friends who wish them d bright and successful future and all re gret that befitting exercises could not have been held in honor of the occasion.
 The Presbyterian Ladies aid gave the midnight supper in their church the 18th, for the Masons. These es- timable gentlemen having given some degree and team work at their lodge hall came duly prepared to do justice to the bountiful supper prepared for them and twenty-five sat down at once to the heavily laden table goodly number from Springdale were guests of the To- cal lodge here. Many more would have come had not the heavy rain come that evening, thus preventing
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
SCHOOL CLOSING
Interesting Exercises Being Attond-
 ed by Large Crowds.

The baccalaureate services al the Auditorium Sunday morning attract ed an unusually large crowd, many being turned away for lack of room. The stage was ta t6fully de orat d with flowers and eHergreens, the class colors, yellow and purple being conspicuous in the decorations.
 After most of the audience had as sembled the class Of 1913. with Su- perintendent Banta at the head, 10 '- lowed by other high school students and members of the faculty, arrived and marched to seats which had been reserved for them. the faculty and graduating class being seated on the stage.
 The services were opened with a double quartette by Messrs. Wood ruff and Harris, bases; Messrs. Graves and Walters tenors; Mes danes Louke and Stafford. altos; Mesdames Renner and Masoner so- pranos.
 The invocation vas by Rev. Hick- man, pastor Of the First Ii k Church. followed =ay another guar tette The scripture reading Was by Rev Cline, pastor Of the II F. Church, South, and another duar- tette.
 The Bae alaWe at sern OH WAS de liyered by Rev Walters, pastor ot Second Baptist Church, HIs subject being "Life is | Rae He took fol his text the fiIst verse df the twelfth chapter Of Paurs letter to the Hebrews, as follows Where fore seeing we are eompassed abour with so great 6 eIoud of @itne sses, let Us lay aside every weight and tht sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race thatis set heIore us Some ot the weights which the speaker adyis- ed the young people to lay aside d z Prejudice. Pride. Indifference. Neg lect. The sermon was strong and helpful. and the marked attention given to the speaker showed il W as appreciated by all
 Following the sermon Was solt by Evangelist Phillips and closing song by the quartette the benedic- ton being pronounced by Rev Pet CTS, pastor e Ae PresbYte T Church.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

Now that it is established that the American eagle is a hen. some of our obstreperous neighbors 10 the south will begin to complain of being henpeeked.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

In Mongolia, women smoke and ride astride. but leave the husband 8 trouser pockets unmolested
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

But for all that, no pampered aristocrat of an effete monarchy has anything on the American ball play CT in his spring training.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

Japan's new minister of finance Is Baron Korokiyo Takahcashi, very appropriate name indeed.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
STEELE.

Several around here are planting corn.
 ". b. Dial made a business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Born, to Mr and Mrs George I.amberson, a girl. April Is.
 P M. Rhodes made a trip to Springdale last Wednesday,
 The Fruit Growers Association held a meeting Saturday night.
 Bro. Ruble filled his regular ap- pointment here Sunday afternoon and Sunday night
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

How annoying it Is when the mercury practices the scale on the thermometer,
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

lowing program Raa rendered Music.
 Address. Prof Rabh Class History Summers Bennett. Lie. Lo1a Sanders A Pleasure Trip Down the Ten nessee River May Winters. Music
 The Tnrko-Eufs a ian War. Paul Glass
 "oat of the De othss EaRue Steele
 common Sense as an Element of Culture Ine2 Morris. The Panama Canal Iteasen Barr Music,
 Practical Philosophy. Ruth Me Kinney.
 TO Him That Hath Bertha Stokes
 'Facial Expres ions Art Davis The American Girl Minnie Rice.
 Music
 Twenty Years From Now Le- ma Hewitt
 Does It Pay. Lee Kennan. Glass Will, Elsie Phillips. Music
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
GREENLAND.

Rev Miles Combs, A ' Ca d. well and ]. Toes ae9s at Fay etteville Monday tranSaetirg busi-
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
s. A .t
 lass Day Exercise

The class day exesclsas Wednes lay evening at d.clork were attended by the usual large crowd on such occasions, and tie young people taking part all acquitted themsalv $ in cred table manner The fol-
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
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