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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21
J. FRANK BATTLE SHOT TO DEATH
BY PHILISTA WOMACK
CLAIMS SHE HAD BEEN WRONGED COOY WALKED INTO THE PALMS AND OPEN
ED FIRE-N0T WORD WAS UTTERED BY EITHER PARTYAFTER
BATTLE FELL WOMAN WALKED UP AND KICKED HIM.
CALLS POLICE STATION

GATHER FROM
EVERY QUARTER OF THE CITY
VAlLED-PARTlES WHO WERE
VAILED-PARTIEs WHO WE'RE
IN THE PALMS TERROR sTRlcK-
EN-coULD NOT REALIZE WHAT
HAD HAPPENED.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21

There were two abrasions on the
dead mans face that were evidently
made by the woman's shoe when she
kicked him in the face.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-03-21

sTATIoN-NEWs SPREADS LIKE
WILD FIRE-MoTHER NOTIFIED
AT cHURCH-sTRICKEN WITH
GRIEF-DEcEAsED WAS VERY
PoPULAR-WAs SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS MAN-EYE WITNESS
SES MAKE STATEMENT.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
MAGuTRE

Mark Duncan made a business tip to Fayetteville Monday
 Mrs Maud King Is visiting rel a.IYes I. Elm Springs
 Mr. and Mrs. TauIbert Wright spent Sunday at Charley Lewis.
 Frank yaiI and son John spent lattar pat of last week al Fayette- vile
 John Eaa is having some new porehes built Mr Reed is doing tae work
 Joan Val and little daughter Thelma spent Wednesday night at Fayetteville
 Mr and Mrs Luke. who lived en tae mountain. have moved out south Of town
 Some of the people of this place attended singing at Mat Per rys Sunday night.
 Several of the people of thfs Pld1S attended tne Zf4aeElI al the White House Thursday
 Abner King spent Friday night ] Fayetteville and went from there b WestftHe. Okla 70 visit refa- tises for few days
 Mss Grase Val returned home saturda9 fzom Missouri wher4 zha ha5 been fof some tine visiting relatives Clarence Hagerty ae- eompaniei he home but wfIEre- tara in few days Q hI5 home in Missouri
 AftAE. long Illness Mr Doaa- g8es ftei ! his hone near ruttle Neinesd4s.e8enIng about three=o.. clock He ~as lad to rest in the White Hoase graveyard Thursday afternoon He leaves Rtfe and sz raiI1Hea b mourn his 4 tfh=
 Wild Rose.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

ed MT and Mrs Cromer of Sonora one day last week
 B s. Beach has some lumber on the ground and will soon rebuild his barn on the same site of the one burned
 Mrs Sidney Graham has ordered several hundred pounds of honey for this vicinity It will be shipp- cd from Brentwood.
 Misses eoFdte and Daisy Ellen barger of Monitor visited Misses Hattie and Hettie Graham Satur- day night and Sunday
 Elberta peaches are looking fine. ReY. George Moneyhun picked about two hundyed and fifty era e Of early peaches for the market
 4 Mr. Dyer. one of W P Lewis old Texas neighbors. was visiting Mr. Lewis aid family last week a 50 prospecting for al Arkansas home
 Bose Wo0t n and Miss Eisie Vim Of Corning. Ark. were married Sun day. July 27 Esi4 formerly resid- ed at this place and where she has many friends who wish them happ.ness all through life
 Tie road leading from springdale comm ncing near John Webb's run hing east is h a deplorable condi- ton The tax payers Of this com manity are talking of appealing to the county Judge to have some thing done The hands have not b 1en warned out in 1913
 May Jane
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

ter part of last week and he return- ed home and now Bro Jackson wtll ba with them. It is thought tie meeting will continue until sunday
 Mrs. Tom Drake, who returned from the West IS or p days ago is now in bed with the measles l. is supposed she was exposed to them on the train while coming home There have been several with her the last few days wao have never had them and the writ a was one among them.
 E J. Holland went 10 Spring 6ale Monday to get supplies to build his canning factory He 3e- tends to get 1t up and ready for IS by the tlme timatoes get ri1e Ns Holland himself las quite patch of tomatoes and has bought another patch or two around h=re
 MT and Mrs. Os-ar Frakeg. Vho went to Arkansas City. Kansas. some two or three months ago, a. rived al Springda!e Sunday morn .ng, bringing the body Of the.r II months old baby back here to De buried The baby died Friday Is death was caused by whooBias cough and summer complaint T4e young father and mother have the sympathy of the entire community. The remains were laid to rest n the White Oak graveyard NJ and Mrs Fraker will spend one ov two days with their relatives aad will then return to their home b Kansas
 Sally Ann
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
Roeksy
FTSHBACk.

Mrs. W E Grant is on the sick IfsI
 Guy Dyer and family have nov cd to Oklahoma
 Grandma Gladys ia on the sick list this week
 shool will begin at Fishbaok next Monday morning
 Nr and Mrs Lee Rosso are the parents of a baby boy
 R Moneyhun is attending the camp meeting at Rogers
 Harry Cayvood was drtY#ng the hqekzter wagon last week
 WafdI4 Graham of sprfagdale y.s- ted George Graham Sunday
 There was an ice cream supper at Dan Scott : Thursday night
 Joe Webb made a trip to Hunts v5tIe Thursday. returning Friday
 Albert Rsed is improving from his injury he received two weeks ago.
 Ava Dixon and wife visited NIT. aud Mrs Dixon ani family sunday
 Little AIbest TJuman ts the proud owner of eight pretty little pigs
 NJ and Mrs. George Noneyhun attended the camp meeting at Rog- CTS sunday
 Rev. Miller filed his regular ap- Bo5atmant at Friendship Saturday and sunday
 NJ. and Ms " P Lewis visit
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sister Miss zella Johnston. who had been visiting them. home Mon- day. and will spend the week yis- ting relatives and friends It this place
 Work began Monday on the spriagdale road running west from the store l. ls intended 10 make the Foad between this pace and springdaIe. a ggaeed load F M Stobaagh ts to oversee the work to the foot of the Efadley HiH
 NJ. and Ms Earl Oxford attenl- ei tie barbe ue at Wes.viIle. Okla. last Saturday and visited oyer night with Eael's brother. Tom Oxford They were accompanied home by Miss Lula Oxford who has been visiting at WestFille the past week
 Mrs Emmett Carter of Sonora is visiting her mother. Mrs Haywood Slaughter, who has been critically i'll with an abssess on her right eye 1t was thought at first that she would lose the efestght. but We are glad to report that there is prospects for speedy recovery.
 Mrs. 5olon Henson Of Shady Grove Dick Sanders and son Gar land of Huntsville were guests Of their parents. Mr- aud Mrs Jno. Sanders Saturday and Sunday Unc- e Joaa has been il for several weeks with Brights disease. and is now confined te his bed most of the time
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

Cor is looking fine since our April showers" Of the past week.
 Miss Tommie stobaugh visited relatives al Mayfield last week.
 Mr. and Mrs L. Chaudoin of Springdaie were Sunday visitors of Uncle Inc Sanders.
 Mss Ora Neill of Goshen was a guest of Miss Stella E Nelson lat ter part of last week
 The tArasher hands had te dis pense with work latter part Of last week on account Of the rain
 School opens at this place next Monday. and Va trust to See ev- cry pupil present the first day
 Mrs " Slaughter and Miss Ola Mitchell are at springdale today taking lessons in peach packing.
 " Slaughter IS having peach crates and baskets hauled out to his farm. preparing to harvest those big Elbertas
 MT. and Mrs Jas Quinen of Pittaburg. Texas. eame in Monday to yisit the latter's father. Inc. Sanders and other relatives
 Mrs Dllla Cunningham of Nusv kogee. Okla is visiting her par ents. Mr. and Mrs Wiley Harp Mrs Cunningham reports everything very dry and dusty at Muskogee
 Prof Ghas Harp and family of Sonora were visitors of the form CTS parents Saturday and Sunday and Prof led the choir in singing Sunday evening at the church
 Mr and Mrs olan Mayfie11 of Mayfieid are visiting the atter's parents and other relatives al this place. ere their departure for eaa- fornia where they expect to make their hone
 Mg sad Mrs W Mayes of Paris. Tx. are expected in Thurs day of ta.s week for visit with the latte1s brother. F NJ sto- baugh and relatives in Spring lac and Goshen
 Mr. aa8 Mrs Nawt whitzel Of W5striiis. Okla aeeompaniei their
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

visiting her brother. Fred Williams, near Sloan Springs
 Miss, Idah colwell, of Wesley, spent the Iattss pat Of last week with Fife Johnson
 There will be hureh at the arb O. oa Cherry eeeak next Sunday Ev- ertbody come Rev Jas Young will preach
 Albert Baxley went to Fayette- vile yesterday after Milton Howell and family Nr Howell ia going to move up on the slim Morris place
 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson. Nr and Mrs A L. Boyd and Miss Cla- "a Duncan of Bruceyille. Texas, are visiting relatives and friends near Mt Springs
 AS "Starbeam seems to be talk ing quite a rest Tempest and Sun- shine thought they would write in his stead, but We hope he will awake and take his place again soon.
 Tempest and Sunshine.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
LIBERTY.

Mr and Mrs Will soapes spent Sunday at Cave Springs.
 NJ. and Ms Tom Worth spent suaaas with afr. and Mrs Bob Rat Tiff
 Ab Barnes and A. H. Poindext- CT made a business trip to Rogers Friday
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trent spent Saturday and Sunday in Rogers visiting relatives
 Quite 2 number of the young people of Hebron attended church at Cave Strings sunday night
 Mrs. Tom Worthy has returned from Minnesota where she has been with her father, who died recently Miss Emma Poindexter returned home Saturday from Wager where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. Nelson Chenowth
 The rain Aas wonderfully helped the peach crop Quite number will begin working with their peach es the last of the week
 Several of the people from here expect 10 attend the picnic at Cave Springs. which Is Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday
 pIra paff
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
MiYFIEID.

We have been having some fine rains
 olen Mayfield is talking of going to California
 Everybody come to the picnic here August }
 School begins next Monday morn ing. Prof Ellis the teacher
 Mrs. Elsie Mayf.eId IS visiting Mr. and Mrs. Green Mayfield this week
 Several around here attended the picnic at Head Ford. All report a nice time
 Dr Walker of Goshen and Dr. Moore of Hin1 ssville performed an operation on Ward Cannon last Friday and removed piece Of stick an inch long from his foot. He is getting along nicely now.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
BETHEL.
SarahZJane

Mr and Mrs Chess Beard attend ed church at Zion Sunday
 several from this place attend cd the singing at Silent Grove Sunday night
 WInfrei MeDaniaI of Rogers was visiting at the home of his uncle. j. " Pogue. Tuesday of last week
 Neil Philips and family leave Tuesday for Sulphur Springs where they will spend ] few days visiting Mrs Phillips sister.
 The Misses Moody and Miss Elm ma Smith entertained "Wednesday eye It the Moody home in honor of their aunt. Mrs. Slaybae. Ice cream and cake were served and much enjoyed
 Warner Nail Of Chico. Cali. who has been visiting relatives and friends at this place the past three weeks. left Monday for Boley. Ok Ia where he will spend a few days visiting his sister
 The singing school at this place ia progressing nicely, have 5 en- rolled and let ne tell you it Ger tainly sounds seoi. and especially when they happen to sing one Of those good old time songs
 yNabnata
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
MOUNTAIN SPRINGS

Wa have sure had plenty of rI4n here lately
 F5eemann Boatfight is attending s hooi at Mt Pleasant at present.
 Mss Nable Williams is very ilI with malaria fever at this writing
 linn Burnett.s Htt'e daughter Ed yth js on the siak list at this writ ing
 We are very sorry to say that Ms f44aea Burnett Is stil u q SC rigas eoadition
 Mrs H. E Ware and children are
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

board this week which will be of great help to the teachers and pu- piIs
 Capt Wm Mayes and wife of Johnson. and Mrs " C Peerson and daughter Sallte of Westvtue, Okla. and also Mrs c S Mayes and son of Waterloo, Iowa. spent last Tuesday visiting Y w Peer son and wife
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
BIENFORD..
NJ Jane

Mr and NJ. Franklin. near Log al. visited Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs Mus.ain# Mss Georgia Harman Of Wheel er Is visiting few days with her stssar. Mrs Lott.e Draper
 Seems to= b. quite bit of sick ness n this community now There azs= saye.al eases of typhoid feg=
 n any ole wants to-ssil any calves or geese see John Craig It ia reported he ts buying either one O. both
 WI Mqstain has b en having quite a bi- of trouble with hs young mule but it is reported bet tes th.s week
 P Thompson and ..on Loanie haxe been fencing some for passure. They are putting wire around one 4o north oe .ae house
 N4 were al glad fos the ntee eain we 9. sasurIa9 but t was bai f)v thosa 0ho attended the pt a.e d Healing Springs
 # Uncle Agaa saae5 5d would iu [ z4e as fae aame 2e would tEy aad write som thing about that young g.2ltsat yistng with asm
 J9au Burnett Intends to start his evapora .or up some time th.s week lie iz going t5 begin baxzns apples T.i-s iay Haven't head what he VI pay
 \ Mss Jones of Lowell t yi5.t= as with he 7asius Ntse zora and Le!a Aaron 5t t4.s ? aee She als5 went win them fo tae baptis- taz saaiae afternoon as Ha#man
 Tom Drake aud His bsother-In- .aa. Tommy 0sbuca. moved some 5f Tom things up 70 his new fam Gus h. will not se. thu moving uasi afs u.fe ge-s oye, the ueasias
 BiI Ba9a8 Ia -ola ais home stead which -0as soss Wild Cat D Dave G=4 We uHdeFstand he aaf vie late moved D spring la Haven bea yat what the.r oe upat.on is
 Grove Burnett and vie. who so!d their 20-asse farm to Tom Drake, have moved on Mr Gray 5 pI4ae nea1 Harman Ii H faport= ed they ase going to California tn rhe near future
 J II Thompson t9 intending to 9 10 Johnson Thursday and there be vii. join his brother and neph- ews. George Th5mpson and sons D 9 on ] big fishing spree out on White River
 John Vernon, George Vernon and wife and Mss Polly Crane left ast Thursday fos Eran:vtlIe to visit with their relatives a lew days at that place They returned home Saturday ani all report they had a jolly good time
 They have had quite revival meeting at Harman the past two weeks There has been twenty-six conversions. They had the baptis- ing Sunday There was some Of the young converts immersed while  others we're sprinkled Bro Grif- fin helped Bro Ruble until the lat
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
SHADY GROVE,


 Roy Cofer of Panhandle Tex. is visiting h!s aunt Ms Morton and children
 Quite few Of OUT people have been attending the orotraetsd meef- iag tt Oakl4ni
 Misses Loretta Bel an1 Etc Campbell spent last week wth 4 B Henson and famtlg=
 We are having eay of f4in now. Had quite Wind last Satur- day eve. blowing down corn
 Mss Sadie Norton returned none from her sisters saniay 44- eaing greatly improved
 Ms 5pnks has teo daughters visiting her. one from Texas. Mrs Gardentee. one from Oregon. Nfs Harefow
 Malcolm Henson and sister Mas Laeella mada Yisit 3y-r D SpringtoRn the past week to = Malcolms la1y friend
 Mondae. August 1, our aool VII open aud We hope for 2 good atteaiaa Ms La eta H4us7a ani Miss Lara smith t4a b4es
 Ni-. B-rtsna Haadriaks5u Wa5 Haa been uaier the are of taa ioator fo- about six m9u1a vIta trouble Ia has head nbs5zz iag.
 Jim Moore and thz-e ea..Iea rom Boone County I4ed to saead the rest of the samme psd h saths anu mother. iaeia Bar Moore
 agson d8a Faai ssl#i= man moee4 quite I9t grave. as tas Clear cz-ek rosszIlE last q IT. road @as mIg1ses aa imaas- a1se for autos
 Beo Hood of Ejk as auea H ssgu'ar appointment Ia s4a4ae aat he te.is as h- can not serve tx ae1- yea We wTfI haze u Io5k for another pasto
 Ern Rubortom went up b Roger last week Q look fer b at.oB= aai got to thinking Ao3 far s Was from hone md t5ok fife fss tram and soon arrived back
 Gfeo keifes living aa t rxa4t farm, has hed aFif F vita i easbua9.e on Hi5 F1 k and has not haen ahia ta a eral weeks. bas $ mpzofHg uoW
 The Saadg Grove school b54Fd got ] aaipment Of iustlesa erae54 and noi5eless erasars and black
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
 { alonle K Bad,

But simmons Liger Purifier is zie1is 1ttgtly pleasant an1 its acton t5 taof9ash Constipation yields. DlI.o4 sa4ss goas \ trfal convlnees h yellow Tn boxes only Tried one. u-=d always
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

s}a may annoy gant baf tsar al- 8niA ana
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
A NOTE TO YOU

A NOrE rO YOll SpringdaIe, Ark Aug : I'D Those Of our patrons who to rely on Us tor Kea able Drugs and Remedies and variety ot wants ln 'e 7 line should keep right doing as We ave no lue' " tjrirg except for much needed rest Wis propose to keep on kerpn selling the best at right prices
 Youss truly,
 ". G. OWNBEY.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

Roy Cofer Of Panhandle. Tex. is visiting hi5 aunt Mrs Norton and ehiliren
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01

John Ka4 is having some new porehes built Mr Reed is doing urnrLr
The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
HABBERTN.

Cor Is looking fine since our April showers" Of the past week.
 Miss Tommie Stobaugh visited
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27
8rHnseisentbnms .Gspstbeien.
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!3arriet 9dnforo an GalIsp Sms
propeb .. dc 9. 60; $1,000.
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apenue 9. & y. Co.; $1,000.
G3eor9s so. RspnoIos an 4rdgon y.
&c 8. Co.; $1,000.
Bertha 6. gemper an gsrsu Col
Isgs; $4,000.
RonDou ], gonbon an adtbrnn u.
enibsrtfcn II. o.; S4100.
SamusI 8. Iapis an Gapls 2. &
9. o.; $1,000.
DsritIbe an Soanna W1. Conner;
$1050.
Garri. q. RoIs an Central sruit
&c Safe Grpoiit &c.; $17O0.
8srieIbe on u. Clifford Sbintl:;
S1650.
9tus, .. GOba an 6bspiot 9. &c 6.
Co.; $1,000.
Carrie !6ubblsiton an gapus q.
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0iefelbs an osnFsIben; $1,000.
Bert. q. moormdu II. u. an, Z.
Wdrb 8. &c .. 60; $21O0.
9sorgs Gable an Gsiidman 6. &c
.. Co.; $1100.
alice 5lanigan an Somu,I Gurtos;
5000.
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20. 9ctherman; 500.
Jo1n 3ieseiasisr an Clinton g. &.
.. Go; $1,000.
Carrie 5snrp an 2lctipe 3. s: 6.
Co.: $500.
9sHrn !. audman on Sumust 2.
Cooper; $106.50.
Qboebs n. Goons an FULTON .. 6c
2. u. SO. a; $4,000.
9etiIate 6bpotheter.
SAINTS asnn,p an Son.bern Ohio
Supings 8ant &c.; $500.
2ouis Shiasfter an Baltimore
absnuc 8. & 9. Co.; $1,000.
Bertha 6. asnper on WaInut 5ils
g. Dc 6. Co.; $3.50.
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3. Co.; $500.
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barbt IT,; $500.
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Gsorge Gable an WoIpina gos5s;
$1100.
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Sarab 9. Games an Bette gm5rn;
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Wlorp u. Cunningham an Rorncob
Raiipncl y. u. Co.; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27

Got 587 In Glsmsrs linterabfb.; 81.
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