The Springdale news., 1913-06-20
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son was born rece centIy to Mir. and Mrs John Hanna Of Berryville.
 Members of the Methodist church at B9rryyil.e have ordered an indi- yiduaI communion set of IA pie es
 Rev J T Pointer. so years of age. died re ently Of heart trouble at the home of his daughter. Mrs. w D Briley, at snow schoolhouse.
 The probabilities are that Green Forest will soon have e'ectric lights. the plant to be installed by the Green Forest Milling < Elevator Company
 Miss D4bble Barnes, young lady 22 years of age. was brought in from Dry Fork Tuesday night in a dame4tel ond ton and was talk eu to the asylum q Little Rock We lHesday, Deputy Sheriff Snow and wife seompaa5ing Ter Berry vile Progress
 Vol Harrison. the young man who was shot 1t a dance at Denver by Less Marriott. ts How recovering nicely and it k expected he will be able to be taken to his home soon. Marriott will be given a preliminary hearing, soon 1t Is stated, the charge being an assault with intent to kill Green Forest Tribune
 Parties representing large tele- phone supply and obstruction com paniss hase tesn 5a town thIs week : ettlag speeifieat.o and preparing to submit bids oil the erection ot an Independent tel phone system here t las 5eeu estimated tHat sufficient force of men can be put aa fae work tg= orHieie#tbe szsten
 tsH#a t5ifey d7 aftes. .E7nssz..l fz ioH begun E rHsfille Progress
 x a=Rointee# on=6he profits Of growing alfalfa tn this country, w L 58eei Has just harvested from an acre meadow on ole of lis osage farms. 3S loads. averaging about a toa=59 t59e=a ace and indications are he will get three mole equally as soo4 crops this season. At ten dotlafs pee toa.. which is low es- timate. the Top would De worth #$I,I40, or $14o per acre Green Forest Tribune
 L. J B5gar6 of Lima. Ohio. was a5Fe Monday afternoon with his team of goats. lie left Ohio last winter aEI went to Judsonia, this State. 10 get the goats and wagon H. | no* on his Way home with the novel traveling outfit When three months old lie was afflicted vim spinal meningitis and although now fS yeas of age his legs have never own a5n his terrible al Fiction He is selling post card pictures of himself and his team d h. goes through the country Der r 4i1le Progress.
 The bridge company which owns
 turn pike and bridges between f.ueeka Springs and Berryxille held a meeting le ently and condemned tbe 1rtdses d. un afe and took aps IL have them ton down. The company some time ago offer ell 10 give the bridges 10 the coun- gy iI it would keep them up, but tta= offer was not accepted. The t,.g.rtHg down of the bridges will be l great in onvenieuee, and the Ber- rvs.lle Progress says it will prob =a3ty result in the diseontinuanee of fula route No out of that place.
 The organization of the First National Bank ~sa completed at Green Forest last eek, the company having d capital stock of $25,ooo. M '. Hghtbufa of Green Forest was chosen president of the com pany, r . Butt of Eureka Springs vice president and C C. O'Neal of Green Forest cashier, with the following board of directors. \. | Walters. e (. O'Neal. r O. Butt, George Q Neal, M Y Hlghtburn, W. X. But, R c Floyd. Samuel Ore brugb. J Erwin A new build I ing will be erected and the bank probably ready for business by Au gust L