The Springdale news., 1913-04-18
Of Local Interest.

Mrs. Lou Nickerson is down from Rogers visiting with relatives and friends.
 The regular monthly market. M. E. Church, South, will be held Sat urday afternoon at usual place.
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 R L. GosnelI left Wednesday af- ternoon for Fredrieks and other points in Oklahoma on business
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 Mesdames w. 5. Peters, l. IT. Petross. J. H. Hawn and \ Kaser- man attended the Washbufn Pres byterial at Fayetteville Tuesday
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 The base ball season in Spring- dale will be opened Saturday with game between the local team and team from the University Of Arkan- sas
 Mr. and Mrs Walter Berry have moved out to the White River farm of Judge Berry near Hickory Creek, which the former will look after this season.
 Rev. W. s. Peter, pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, and E. M. Bratton attended the meeting of Washburn Presbytery at Fort Smith last week
 Hon J NJ Beard and wife were down from Rogers Wednes day visit ing with re atiyes and friends, and while i'll town Mir. Beard paid Tie News a pleasant call
 W. G Banks, manager of the can ming factory, informs The News that he has contracted for 250 acres of tomatoes to be grown for the use of the factory the coming season.
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 Mrs. E. B. Eddis, who had been visiting with her daughter in st. Louis, arrived Sunday night, and after visiting with relatives here will go to her home at Huntsville.
 The Springdale Cash Dry Goods Company has installed the finest and most up-to-date cash register ever brought to tie town. It will do almost everything except tear off the calico and wrap il up.
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 Mrs H B. Jeffery of Tahlequah, Okla, arrived one day last week 10 visit her parents. Mr and Mrs. (. 4 Jones and attend the birthday surprise of her grandmother. Mrs T. JzJones.
 Toney Jarvis loaded wagon with bedding. grub, etc, and wen6oat Tuesday morning to t5e Randall farm near Elm Springs. re- eeatIs purchased by ehas. Jarvis, and expects to tend a crap. out there this summer
 Mss Zelora Jones, who had been ova. visiting Ter parents. MT. and Mrs t. A Jones. left Monday af- -efa 58n for her home at Oklahoma City She came over to attend surprise dinner Saturday given ill honor of her mothers seventy frs, birthday
 r Merrill of Little Rock, for merly manager of the telephone exchange al Marianna. arrived few days ago and will succeed C. W Pen1ell as local manager Of the Southwestern Telegraph X Tele- phone Company, and the change Hvi1 b. made just as soon as an agent comes to check Mr Penwell #out
 \ knudson and family. who ne- gently traded their farm west of springdale. left Monday afternoon for santa Rosa. Cal, where they contemplate making theif home if th=s Ike | out there. They still oNa property in springdale=f old fehsVning place in the east part of .o#1nZ and if they do not Ike | T. California will return
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 Rev ] \. Smith, who was form erly pastor of the Baptist church at this place, but who is now locat- ed al Little Rock. arrived Tuesday night He will preach at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening Ed Smith has been located in Texas for some time past. but a few months ago moved to Little Rock and is engaged in state mis- sonary work.
 On the editors desk is lemon which attracts the attention of all who see 1t. It is of mammoth pro portions, measuring more than fif- teen inches in circumferen and
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