The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
Of Local Interest.

 cepted a position in Chas. Hanson's barber shop.
 Frank Rowland has moved his bi- cycle repair shop into the building with J l.. Jones, just West of the News office.
 J. P Denver went down to Lit tie Rock Tuesday night to attend the meeting of the State Bankers Association.
 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Smitherman - rived Saturday from CoffeyvilIe, Kan. for a visit with relatives and friends at this place, :.
 Owing to a typographical err6r in the financial statement of the town printed last week the state ment Is reprinted this week
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 Mrs Walter Corey arrived home last week from Oklahoma where she was called by the death of her brother, an account of which ap- peared in this paper.
 Lille Bryan, of the Bryan-Ingalls Auto Company of Fayetteville. de iiNeFtd fO OIu IoduSltiS lll4S Me'h u Dr. J. E. Martin, l.. Powell and ], H. Myers of this ii ,. place. a
 Harry Ewalt eame in Monday from Great Bend, Kan, where he has been employed for some time past. and will remain in Springda3e for an indefinite time.
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 Last Friday was the thirty-third anniversary of the tornado Whi almost destroyed ZMarshfield, Mo an incident which will be remem- bered by the older residents of this locality
 J C Brinkman, capitalist o Great Bend, Kansas. was i'll Spring dale last week visiting with his old friend and business associate. !. : EWalt. and looking after business matters
 Judge \ l.. Thompson, who has been yegy near de ath's door for several days, was reported slight ly better yesterday morning. al though no hopes are entertained for his recovery.
 Items from Spring Valley. Lone Star, Baldwin. Oak Grove Benton County and Evergreen did not reach Us until Thursday morning and had to be carried over, with other matter, until next week
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 Mss Mariana TaHler left Sun day afternoon for Blytheyille. Tenn, To speni month with her sister, Mrs R (. Johnson. She was ac- com panied as far a Springfield, Mo. bt her fathe CT. E. L. Taylor
 Last week Dr Dc. Summers of Elm Springs performed a successful operation on Joseph Miles of this place, whose eyesight has been fail ing for some time. and as result the vision has been partially festor- ed
 The annual school election to 2 Q two neW directors and to vote tax for the next year will be held the third Saturday ill next month The directors whose terms expire this year are \. Dyes and F. s. Thompson.
 Mrs L. j. Washburn asks The News 10 express Ter thanks to the kind friends in the vicinity of Oak Grove and Echodefl for tfe ser vices they rendered in the eonstruc- tion of her new dwelling near the latter place
 Joe Jennings and Chas A Dool- in of Hoisington. Kansas, arrived this week to look over the country and buy a couple of car loads of Jersey milk COWS for shipment 10 Kansas They are old friends of J. $. Ewalt of this place.
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 Miss Jessie Hulsey, who formerly resided in Springdale, was married being Richard l.. Trueblood, editor Kan The ceremony occurred at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. ] \ Jenkins.
 Reports from Crawford County are 70 tie effect that prospects are very flatteHiRg for fine crop of sfaw- berries. and the best season for a of years is expected Pi k ers aee reported to be scarce down there The crop vii begin moving neXt week.
 Miss Ellen Beeley. who has been in the postoffiee, was fore ed to give up her position recent ly on account Of i'll health, and went over to Westville. Ok, morning to spend couple of weeks visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Riser
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 The ladies of the Wednesday Club have been granted permission by Mayor Ownbey to beautify the City Park and take this means of solicit ing donations of flowers. shrubs or money from any one interested in this civic improvement. Leave same with the President Mrs. Chas. Mckinney or phone 152
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 Strawberries In this section will be unusually late this year, and it will probably be the middle of May before the shipping season will be- gin. Local berry men claim that this will be benefit, however. as the