The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
Of Gocal Interest.

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 Miss Freda Rogers left Tuesday for St. Louis to spend a month vis- iting cousin at that place.
 Dr. J. B. Brown, dentist of Hyden, Ky, was in Springdale this week looking up a location
 Roland Carter left yesterday af- ternoon for Mansfield, Wash, where he expects to find employ ment
 Miss Clara Rice arrived home Thursday of last week from Arka delphia where she has been attend ing school
 The weather the fore part of the week was unusually cool for June. fires and heavy clothing being quite comfortable.
 Walter Morrow, travelling rep resentative of the Joplin Globe, was in Springdale first of the week and called on The News.
 Ed Smith, who formerly resided Miami, Ok, and visited a few days with Springdale friends.
 Gabe Davis, living out beyond So- nora, left Friday afternoon for Or egon and California, and will be away for an indefinite time
 Misses Gertrude and Essie Fay Tor left yesterday afternoon for NeWburn, Tenn, to spend a month visiting with relatives and friends
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 Mrs. Dora MoIl and Mrs Maud Moll of Olathe, Kansas, arrived Fri day night for two weeks visit with their parents. Mir. and Mrs H. N. Johnston.
 Misses Earle Pigman and EalaA Moneyhun returned latter part of last week from Bentonyille where they had been attending Benton County Tea hers Institute.
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 The game Of baseball at Rogers Friday between SpringdaIe and Bell tonyille was won by the latter. : to | The locals went to Bentonfille yesterday morning for series of three games.
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 C. 5. Donaldson arrived home 3 few days ago from Gameron.. Ok. being somewhat under the weather as a result of stroke of paraiy= sis recently Unless he improves he will not Iikey return to Oklahoma
 The Washington County Teachers Institute opened at Fayetteville Thursday and will continue for five days It will be conducted by " F Buck. county examiner, and the quarterly examil atiens will he held June l9 and 20
 The News is requested to an noun. Q that there will be meet ing of the Pea h Growers, Exchange a the Mayors office Saturday af= ternoon at 2:3o o'cloe k Every pea-h | grower in this community is urged 10 be pres nt
 The loca! Wooimen of the World Lodge will go to Sonora next sun day afternoon to de. crate the grave O. the late John CIoer, who vas m Amber of this lodge The exereis- es will be held al D m. the members leaving here at p. m
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 Ben Taylor of Brownsville, Tenn. wao had been here visiting with relatives aid friends. left Monday for points North5 and was aeeomp- anted by Raymond Taylor sea ef E. l.. Taylor of this place Tha bows don't know jus where they win stop
 The News is requested te an nounce that nxt Tuesday, June l7. ila~ been chosen 10 work the grave yard a Friendship. east of SpFingda'e. All parties interested are requestd to be present and take dinner, which will be spread on the ground
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 The Supreme Court on Monday affirmed the decision Of the lower court in the case of Odus Davidson of Boone County, sentenced to hang for the brutal murder Of Miss Ella Barham. When informed of the decision of the court Davidson showed but little concern
 Prof Root of Fayetteville, presi- dent of the County Sunday School Convention. was out latter part of last weak making arra anpauao.c far