The Springdale news., 1913-03-07
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 Mrs. ! 4. C. Blackburn was down from Rogers Monday visiting with her mother. Mrs. c -Peteoss.
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 Friday of next week the date for the Democratic primary election 10 nominate city ticket.
 The News is requested . an nounce that the ". (. T. q. will meet next Monday afternoon al 2:5o with Mrs J. ] Wayt
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 AIr. and Mrs. Lou Niekerson, who had been down from Rogers visit ing with relatives and friends, re- turned home Wednesday afternoon
 Park Phillips, ten-year= old son of MT. and Mrs. | W. Phillips, is quite sick with pneumonia. He has had three or four attacks of this disease in the past.
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 Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Pool arrived home Wednesday form three months visit at New smyrnia, Fla. and are now at home at their new residence on Emma Avenue.
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 Mrs NJ Berry, accompanied by her little grandson, Berry McQuaid. left Monday afternoon for Jonesboro to visit two or three weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Marion Hiner
 Mis- Bertie Smyer went over to Eureka Springs Wednesday after noon to visit with her sister, Mrs. Roland Clark She was aeeompan- led by her little neice. Burnen Mar tin.
 The open season for quail shoot ing came to close last Friday The past season was very unsatis- factory, from the standpoint of the hunters, as birds were scareer than ever before known in this section.
 The Democrats of Fayetteville held their primary Friday to name 8 city ticket Guy Phillips receiv- ed the nomination for mayor, the vote being as follows: Guy Phillips 215. Tom Taylor 197.. John Scott - w. F Stirman was nominated for police judge. defeating White l Elliott
 Mrs Anna Thateh-Jaminette sends The News subscription from Win nipeg, Manitoba, Canada She spent her girlhood days in this section and wants to hear from her old friends She says the weather up there is far below zero. Mrs. Jaminette also inelosed in her let ter Canadian scent piece as souvenir.
 The announcement of Judge Mill lard Berry, who is candidate for the Democratic nomination for May or, appears in this issue. It would be waste of words for The News to speak of Judge Berrys qualified tions for this office. as they are known to all In fact there are very few public offices that Judge Berry could not fill creditably.
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 The store building and stock Of general merchandise of John Pozza at Tontitown was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning between one and two o'clock When first diseov- cred the fire was under such head way that nothing could be saved. The origin of the fire is unknown The DodsonRe Agency of this place carried insurance of $500 on the building and s2,o00 on the stock
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 Fred Reed announces in this IS sue of The News as candidate for city recorder, subject to the Dem ocratic primary Fred is a son of the late l.. !. Reed and was rear ed in Springdale He has been successful as a teacher. but had 10 give up that work on account of failing health, and is at present in the employ of the Springdale Lum- Der Company He has the neces ary qualifications to make a competent official
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 Chas. Smyer, who is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for city treasurer, announces in this Issue. Mir. Smyer is one of the lead ing young business men Of the town, being junior member of the firm or A. E. Smyer & Son, proprietors of the New York Store. and is in ey- cry way qualified for the position. He is serving as alderman at pres ent. is member of the fire com pany, and in touch with the towns business.
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