The Springdale news., 1913-06-27
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brought 10 the attention of tHe eit- lzens U Spf4a gaale and community, when t was reported eaflE Friday morning ot last week., that Dr NJ. Bo#deH had passed away
 Only the afternoon before Dr BoWdeu was iH business activities h SpfiAgdale, locking after hs work with the 4a3sa#3-Ranaef h. suraa z Agency aHd was IL Tie News 0ztaee look ak a#teH some matters for the Feaeh Growers Tx change, and HaHa5g twelve hours had elapsed aatf1 naps af is death req ned the business se tloa.
 Thursday, If BoNden seemed n unusually good spirits, and ai- though ae lad , e=s complaining ot stomach tfoah.e. aed lad teen ab- sent 70 G ai 4esk part oi "Wednesday al CT OH, 4ze feIt mus ually well Thursday iIe #ft he otfiae 5a+e ! zzrs#fay =af= =erE eeH, aad on going Hame d=d seMe Htt z york in the small "a aen at tAe house and retired earl About fdm O. clock Friday no a5Hg Hfs. FoWden was awakened h5 Mr BowdeH, who told his We Lat his stomach was botheflHg Him, and that he be- l.esed he Aaa a alfzed lie He- quested fhat his wife eal JoAn Richer. 3 near neighhor and Dr r E. Young tis Has done, aHd Mrs B0Waea se s3ed W8tef. aHd Dr BoWdea zok small drink He then besaa 70 3oze 70 eiousness, and upon fae arrival q Nr aad Ms. her: fifteen minutes ater aa Was aH assEieaz, aHd fsH mn utes alter he arrival q b. oua 2, Or at lie zazzf4a Y. azea | atH vas due U strnke af apnoniexx.
 Dr N. H3afsn aEze 70 Srrfnedale in f905. and s5Hee coming here I as been engaged "A 3az3#1 gHeA5H4, and office work i5e having retired from tae practice c medicine be- lore eon sg za Sp3znEaa4N, l.e pIH- chased s1aa.l "a m tNo aad ons- half miles north Of Srringdale. and hal made taat his hone ke has had eEa1 =Gf tfa= beak=kesp psuF de- partment of 1He He8sas-Renner h. saHaH Agency =heae=fea= =sen4@ tme, and made mot .al5at1e tHa- P.a#ee Ct s# esze#t or the ae- ceased fhe os4zza of fae eemua=s was eloSed from Friday morning, unt3 Monday nc Hirfe. since oming to Springda . Hr Ho&Een as made friends with all. as a business man he was held high in business cir les, Id es member e4 tHe heash Growers Ex HaH= ii fhe Dos ifE of secretary azzd tfeaszlHsf. fe had much to do with =1he=handling Of tte business for fhe peaeh growers, and no mem Der ef the organization was held in hIahsr es tem hy the members ar FoS der. fFhe afternoon aezeFe is death nF Bow den was making arr an en ents TOT the handing Of the aITge crop th.s season and his post on with the Peach Growers Exchange wfil be a. difficult eHe te fiji.
 Dr Bow den fS survived by wife and one son. Nob3e Dr and Mrs BowdeH H3mt I'd theif friends by almost eyesy ne in spFingdale, and the sineerest s3rathy ef all goes out to the wife and SGT n their sad bereaveYn Tt
 Funeral services were held at the M. E Church, South. Sunsay after noon. at thnee c 10 k, conducted by Rev 4 L line Tie shUreh Was crowded with fe}atiYes and friends seeking 70 pay their last tribute 0 the deceased Inte1ment WAS made in Bluff Cemetery.
 t4t 4V404 " A44 ' tfb5 df43 ' V E' W q @t ten by Rev 4 L. Cline. raster of the NJ E Church, South, of which Dr Bowden Was memter and speaks of the good deeds accomp- lished by Df Bowden during his lifetime
 pr. Murphy Bowden was born September 21, 1s45 He was mar ried in the state of Alabama when but young man. and teeame the father Of four children. two boys and two girls, all of whom he rais- ed and educated He. himself, be- ing engaee1 fn=the nfaeti Of ned icine Death claimed hfs eompan- ion. and ene of ! $ daughters and his own hea tl4 heise ee4g peoe. Ae divided lis 45Hs among his three remaining eaild a and moved alone 10 WessesH FrI 70 rest and recuperate his bealtb ~
 As his health began 70 =impoIEe II became kno"a tat he was a eomnetout physician and he as again pressed into service II WIS here that he married Miss Mary Davis, en the 18th of July, 1900. They continued 10 make their home in the country that lad prov ed so beneficial 10 his health. un- LII He saw ttdt l4@ si d. ' VI dll in reasing practice as again telling upon his health, hen with his wife, and littIe son, Noble, who had been haH . them, moved to Sprn2dafe Arkansas, April }, 1905. tFiiHg ea the lam where he spent the aeHa lAiea Of ais days
 Among tAese who know him he needs no t IF ; af ea iasE He Aas been a Christian. and I member of the Methodist Epfseofaf fhurca. South, from early Hfe He was al- ways a lover of music, and at the age of 46 Has dire tor of the choir in his home ahureh He was band- master for Aumber Of wears
 Since coming 10 Spninedale he has been recognized as competent physician. but ha has done very lit- tie practice. prefeIring 10 give his time 10 the farm and to book-keep- ing, in which he vas very profici- ent