The Springdale news., 1913-05-30

ties have been shipped out this week. the price ranging from $150 to s2o0 per crate It is estimated that 1.O00 crates will be shipped from srringdale this season
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 Governor Futtell on Monday ap pointed Dr E F Ellis of Fay etteFil!a as d mem Der Of the stace Nedi al Board for the Third Con- sressionai District, succeeding Dr F B. Young Of Sprtngdale. recent ly elected pres dent of the Stat Medical Society.
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 MT and Mrs R H. Clayton of Elm Springs took the train at this place Thursday of last week for a visit of two months with relatives at Buffalo, Ky MT Clayton has been postmaster out at Elm Springs for number of years. but resign ed recently and is now enjoying a regular school boy holiday
 Mrs E A Berry and daughter, of HaiIeyyille, Okla, arrived in Springdae g Wednesday afternoon from Prairie Grove They are trav- cling in the interests of works on Domestic Science and will be in Springdale something near month While here they are staying at the residence of L. NJ. Riggs.
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 Memorial services will be held by New Era Lodge No 36 I. 0. o F at Auditorium, Sunday, June 1 at 3 D m Everybody cordially in- xited b attend All Odd Fellows of this or any other lodge who pos stbly can, are expected to meet at lodge room at ? 30 and take part iu this service
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 Mrs F W. Maxwell came over from Eureka Springs last week. and with her sister, Ms Bert Lewis of Fayetteville went oat to Spring Valley to visit with their parents. Mr and Mrs Anderson Sanders MT Maxwell cane over Sunday and will return today. but Mrs Maxwell will remain I few days longer
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 MT and Mrs R Seely, Mrs las Arnold Ms Ola Masoner, Miss Lee Davis. Miss Julia Turner and May or W c ownbay left Friday after noon for Chattanooga, Tenn, to attend the Confederate veterans re- union. All the parties have relatives in or near Chattanooga and go more 0 visit than to attend the re- union
 Thos. Green, whose home is near Lewiston, Idaho. was in sprigndale latte. part Of last week visiting with old friends Mr Green is son Of Judge H P, Green of Prai- Tie Grove and resided i'll this lo- eality years ago aud $ acquainted with many of our old-time citizens He is d newspaper correspondent at his home
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 R II Henkle left Tuesday af ternoon for Anadarko. Ok. on busi- ness and will probably be away for about week Mir HenkIe was in business at Anadarko before com ing to Springdale le. and he has gone back there to sac after the collee- tioH of some accounts from Indians who are t9 receive a payment from the National Government.
 The fire company was called out Tuesday afternoon to attend d fire at the home of Mrs L. Reed in the northeast part of town, but neighbors had extinguished the blaze before the company arrived The damage was slight, consisting of d 1 hole burned in the roof of the kiteh en. the fire probably having origi- hated from sparks falling on the roof
 Ree R Martin. missionary of Benton County Baptist Association, was In Spriugdate Monday visiting with Rev e C Winters. pastor of First Baptist church. and was -ailer at the News office Rev Mar tin has been on the present work for only three weeks. his former home being h independence Coun- " He Will probably move his family % Rogers soon