The Springdale news., 1913-01-17
Of local Interest.

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 c. W. Jones of Washington. D. C., arrived Wednesday night for a visit with his father. J L. Jones,
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 James Banta. son of Prof. and Mrs. N H. Banta, has been very i'll with pneumonia the past week.
 Mrs Clint Murphy and little son came out from Fayetteville Tuesday afternoon for visit with rela tives and friends.
 E. Dingle arrived Tuesday morn ing from Pryor. OK, to look after business matters. He is we'll pleas ed with his new home.
 Mrs Maggie Flippin. who was reared in Fayetteville and whose maiden name was Brother, died a few days ago at her home at Cush- Ing, Ok.
 Col Thos. Barlow died Tuesday 1lIOIUtuS dt II IlS IiotiIt dSttlt- vile, and the remains were shipped to his former home at Franklin. Ky, for burial.
 Ray kennan, who has a position in a jewelry store at Carthage, Mo. was down first of the week visiting with his parents, MT. and Mrs. G. W. Kennan.
 There has been considerable sick ness in springdale and vicinity re- gently, probably more pneumonia than was ever known during the same length of time.
 W NJ Sweeny, carrier On Route 1, has been confined to his home with sickness the past week, and Miss Anna Rose. substitute carrier, has been on the route
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 On account of sickness the meet 1 ing of the School Improvement As soeiation to have been held Wednes- day afternoon vas postponed until "Wednesday of next week al ?. m. at the Grammar School building
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 Efdie Lane, who had been visit 1 ing his parents. Nr and Mrs T |. Lane. at this plaee, and also with ! relatives in Madison County. return ed Wednesday morning 10 Repab- lie. Mo, where lie has position
 :. !. 7. Dr. s D Luther died Friday morn Ing at his home at Fayetteville of acute indigestion He was 62 years of age, and had been a resi- dent Of Fayetteville for about twen- ty-five years where he engaged in the practice of dentistry
 Andrew Wild, a gentleman exper- fenced in such work, k in Spring l dale for the purpose of writing up the business interests of the town The article will appear in an early issue of The News Mr. and Mrs | Wild are guests al the home Of Mrs McAllister
 A C Watson, who had been at Fort smith for treatment in a hos pital at that place. was able 10 re- turn to his home at Fayetteville Thursday of last week He had re covered sufficiently to be at his post of duty as county treasurer on Tuesday
 (. IT Hewitt has sold his interest in the business of the Springdale Hardware X Furniture Company to his partner, l. NJ Riggs. NIT. Riggs will continue the business under the same firm name at the old stand Mr. Hewitt has not an nouneed his plans for the future.
 The editor of The News arrived home Sunday morning from Little Rock where he had been to attend a meeting of the Arkansas Press As sociation. Others from this See ton who attended the meeting were Messrs. Funk and Mcclellan of Rog- CTS and A C. Flowers of Fayette- vile
 H. C. Fisher, who came here in November from Indiana. is open ing up a stock of staple groceries. feed, flour, etc, in the building on Mill Street, formerly occupied by s. N. Haxton, He will do business un- der the firm name of Cash Trading Company, and will buy all kinds of country produce.
 The deal between G. W. Kennan and W F. Johnson, whereby the former was disposing Of his jewell ry business at this place to the lat ter, was declared off latter part of last week, and Mir. Kennan will continue the business at the old stand. We understand MT. John