The Springdale news., 1913-02-07

dollar bill Sunday night. He had m weapons when first placed uRd- CT arrest, but had probably thirty or forty cartridges for the revolver with which he did the shooting.
 Young Davis gave bis age as eighteen, but he appears somewhat older He has thick black hair and brown eyes. walks perfectly erect, is large and well proportionea and a splendid sre linen of physical young manhood. While 1t appears that lie ans never been very submissive to parental authority, he has never be- fore been involved in trouble of any consequence.
 The parents of the young man visited him in the city jail Monday afternoon beforv he was taken to Fayetteville. At their request Il ( preliminary examination vas * ferred until they could consult an attorney, and ii is not known at this time just when it will occur. but 1t will be at an early date. II has not been decided whether t will be held here CT al Fayetteville
 On their way into town to see their son MT. and Mrs. Davis ~topp= cd at the Moneyhun home, the lam iliea having always been os the most friendly terms, Miss Nellie aB= bearing to have be an especial fayorite of MT and Mrs Davis They expressed their utmost re= grets at the deplorable affair, and Mrs Davis told Mrs Moneyhun that her trouble was nothing in eompar= ison to hers Mrs Davis Roth Mir and Mrs Davis were preseRt at the funeral of Miss Moneyhan Tues day afternoon.
 Mr Davis has spent practically his entire life i'll this section, his family consisting Of wife and four or five children He is known as a peaceaule and law abiding citizen. honorable and straipht=forWard in his transactions
 Nelle Mon, yhun.
 Nclle Moneyhun was bon near Zion. southeast of Springdale. sat urday, December IS. ISS7. being the eldest child of Mr and Mrs ] c. Moneyhun. the other children hs- ing Mrs. Grace Goodman. Mrs Ma nolia Perry, and Miss Eu1a She was a granddaughter of Squire -R Moneyhun, one Of the old settlers of this locality. she profe E this locality. She profess ed Christianity at the age of thir- teen years, but had not united with any church, being of the same fat h as her father, who is Holliness : minister. Her entire life was spent here She often assisted her fath- CT in his meetings throughout the country, and was every where known as a sweet spirited gentle woman who carried her Christianity with her into her every day life She has been tea hing in the pub lie schools of this section since she was seventeen years of age, and only recently closed term of school at Accident, northeas | of Spring da l. preparatory to her approaching m ri i9h antly looking forward as one of the crownlng events of her life Ev anywhere she taught she won the love and affection of her pupils and only the All-seeing One knows how many tears were shed for the one who had taught them and point ed the way 10 higher and better things, when the news was passed around of the cruel and tragic death of Miss Nellie Moneyhun.
 It was not the privilege of tie writer to have an intimate acquaint- anee with the deceased. but from those who knew her Lest and had watched her daily walk through life, We have heard nothing but good She was dutiful daughter, respect ful of her parents, tender and affee- tionate towards her sisters and kind and considerate of all with whom she came in contact Her splendid Christian character. self-saerifite ( and unselfish devotion 10 duty left their impress in every community where she was employed Although stricken down on the eve of an ap- parent long and happy life of use fitness, the good that Nelle Money hun has done during her few years on earth will live after her and her memory will ever be cherished by those who knew her and loved her.
 Funeral services were held al Friendship Church Tuesday after noon. services being conducted bY Revs. Thurman and Jellison, and the remains were tenderly laid to rest in old Friendship cemetery. Tie