The Springdale news., 1913-01-24
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Fayetteville Wednesday to yist with relatives and friends.
 Dr. J Kellogg attended state meeting of veterinarians at Fay etteyille Monday and Tuesday
 Mrs Florence Simmons of Ripon, Wis, is here visiting at the home of her brother, Dr. J Kellogg
 C. w. Phillips left Tuesday af- ternoon for Kansas City to attend q convention of lumbermen. He was accompanied by Mrs. Phillips.
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 Chas. F. Renner, of the Dodson- Renner Insurance Agency, left Tues day evening for Pittsburg, Pa. on business.
 Frisco Agent A. NJ. Leitzell went down to Hugo, Ok, Sunday night and attended a business meeting of agents on this division.
 NIT. and Mrs J. J. Wayt arrived home Wednesday from few months stay with relatives and friends in Missouri and other states.
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 Oscar Hawkins arrived home Wednesday from Louisiana where he had been selling apples & W. Hawkins was expected in yesterday 
 Joe Ewalt, W. L. Stokes and NJ. D. Lichlyter went down to Fort Smith Tuesday to attend the see ond annual meeting of camp mana gers of the second district " o. W.
 ] T. Nelson returned Tuesday from Arizona where he went recent ly for the benefit of his health His friends will regret to learn that he is not so well as when he left Springdale
 Homer Graves, son of NIT. and Mrs W \. Graves, who has been i'll for several weeks, was able to be out Wednesday and spent the day at the home of his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. G 4. Graves.
 x 7. Rev A. L. Cline, pastor of the M E Church, South, is assisting in a | revival meeting at Elm Springs I There will be the regular services i at the :. E. Church next Sunday morning, but no service at night
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 The annual meeting of the state horticultural society convened at Fsrt Smith Tuesday Among those from here who have been in attend ance are L. Marks, D E. Eicher, F. r T Weber, c. N. Miller and W. B. Brogdon
 Mrs Nelle Graham. who had been [ here for several weeks visiting her father. T !. Davis, left yesterday ! morning for her home at Los Ang E eles. Cal She was accompanied by Miss Cora Masoner, who expects 10 spend a year in California.
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 Clyde Solt and family left Tues day afternoon for Lakeland, Fla. where they expect to make their future home Mir. Solt has been in failing health for some time, and they go to Florida hoping that the change of climate will prove bene- fieial.
 There was great excitement in Springdale yesterday morning among the followers of Walton. all because it was discovered that fish worms we're coming to the top of the ground. This is taken as an indication that the fishing season is near at hand
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 There has been an abundance of [ rain i'll this section the past week, all the streams having been higher than for months. It was reported ! Wednesday night that a couple of teams were drowned in War Eagle, ! but We have learned none of the particulars. The rain was followed [ yesterday morning by spring-like weather.
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 Vernon Brooks has sold his liv- cry business east of the railroad 10 | B. C. Dickinson of Fayetteville and f P. P Maritime, late of Mitchell. Kan. Messrs Dickinson and Maritime will r move their families here and make | Springdale their home. MT. Brooks did not sell his building or residence property and will continue to make Springdale his home
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 MT and Mrs. Floid Thompson, who had been here visiting the for mer's parents, Judge and Mrs. A. L. Thompson, and other relatives and friends returned Wednesday