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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

Mrs. Carl Wheeler and two daugh-
tiers of ST. Johnsbury spent part of the
week with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Augustus Moulton and children
of Newark spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hinton
On account of bad weather services
were not held in Maple grove Sunday
afternoon but it is expected that there
will be services next Sunday. = -
Mrs. Thomas Boutin entertained her
daughter, Mrs. Otis Moulton, and
grandson, Arthur Mou1ton and family
of Burlington, also Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Armstrong of West Derby recently.
During the severe thunder storm
last Thursday, lightning struck the
house Of Sam Robb and injured one OF
Mrs. Robb's feet so severely that Doc
tors Dickerman and Parlin kof ISLAND
Pond took several stitches in it.
Lightning entered every room in the
| house. Much sympathy is felt fol-
Mr.. Robb's family.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

Mrs. Nellie Allen and daughter o.
West Stewartstown, N. H., are here
visiting her mother, Mrs Bracket.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

2@~Carlyle Nye and Miss Freda Smith
both Of Keene, N. H., are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NYe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

about sections for your NOW
ing machines the 4th. We
have them for every machine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Allen an
four daughters of Orleans visited a
the home of his aunt. Mrs. Josie Royce
one day last week.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
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! ohn Penn.

Mrs. Susan Evans is visiting rel atives at Springdale.
 Mr. Self made a business trip to Springdale last week.
 Miss Cleo Fitch spent few days with relatives at Huntsville last week.
 Mrs. Furgerson of Oklahoma is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bell Smith.
 Quite a few from this vicinity at tended the services at Spring Valley Sunday.
 Bro. Batright preached an in teresting sermon at this place Sat arday night.
 Singing at this place Sunday ey- ening. There will be singing next Sunday night.
 Mr. and Mrs Garrett Williams and Mir. and Mrs. John Copening were guests of Mir. and Mrs l. T. Vaughan Sunday
 Hubert Proeter returned to Spring. dale Sunday, after weeks visit with home folks He was accompanied by his father and sister, Blanche
 Susie Jane.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
HIS BODY RECOVERED Was Found at Exact Spot Where
 Accident Occurred.
Accident Occurred.

The body of Floyd Ward, who was drowned Saturday, March 29, in Mountain Fork river, near Smith, vile Oklahoma, was found Tues day. near the spot where he was drowned. He was not an Indian as stated by the F't Smith paper, but his wife is half-bred Creek Ind- ian. He is a brother of Mrs. Walt CT c. Cory of this city, who left Sunday morning after the drown ing occurred.
 The cause of the drowning was as follows: He and a companion We're returning in two wagons from taking hunting party to the kimiseh mountains and had eamped on the river for the night. On Saturday morning they started To cross the river, his companion going first. Mr Ward followed and when in the middle of the river one of his horses baked and began to back down stream, Mr Ward, seeing the danger. jumped out in- 10 the water and cut ole of the horses loose from the wagon and attempted to get on, but turned loose and tried to swim, but oniy made few strokes and gave cry for help and sank. They had searched for the body thoroughly and had dynam ted and dragged tic river
 On account of the condition of the body be will not be taken to the home Of his parents but will be buried at Cove, Arkansas, where he resided
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
DEATHS
F. \. Ashwor1il

A greatly respected citizen, re siding three miles southeast of Springdale, was relieved of his suffering by death Sunday morning, April s. Brother Ashworth was stricken with appendicitis about q month previous to his demise The appendix ruptared unexpecte dly to his physician, which rendered an operation impraeticle. For several days his recovery was doubtful, but he finally began to improve and it was thought he was going to en- tirely recover He had gained suf- fieient strength to be about the room some For sOme cause on las Friday a sudden relapse in his condition came and it was seen at once that he could not reeoEer. Ear Iy Sunday morning he dropped off into that mistie sleep from which none in Jesus ever wake 10 weep.
 Mir AshWofth vas born in the state of Georgia Oct 9. 1860 moved to Texas in 18S6, where he met and married Miss Katie Day is, who with five of their children, are left to mourn the loss of an affectionate husband and father, one child having preceded its father Mr Ashworth moved from Texas to Oklahoma where lie lived until January, 1911, when he, with his family. came to springdale and engaged in the grocery business 4 little more than a year ago he sold his business and bought the splendid home and farm where lie lived until death He had just pur- chased the Racket Store owned by Bennett Brothers, and would have soon again been identified with Springdalets honest and aecommo- dating business men, but alas
 Brother Ashworth obeyed the Gospel of Christ five years ago, and has ever since been identified with the Church of Christ Therefore his family and friends mourn not as those who have no hope
 Funeral services were held by the members of the Church of Christ at the Adventist church house their place of meeting. The writer tried to speak words of comfort to the bereaved and warning 10 well filled house of sympathizers
 The remains were then aid 10 rest in Bluff Cemetery awaiting the time when, He who once walked among the dead with resurrection power, shall come again and enab= le us to sing the song of eternal Q death where is thy sting?
 70 grave where is thy victory O.
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The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
.BIEWFORDI
lore rain, more rest

More rain, more rest
 Quite a few attended Sunday School Sunday as 1t vas such lovely day
 Wonder what has become of our Wheeler, Woodlawn and Harmon correspondents?
 Several from this vicinity attend ed church at White Oak Saturday and Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. chas. Thompson and Mr and Mrs John Horne of John- son took dinner with the writer Sunday a week.
 There was birthday dinner at Mir Hanleyts Sunday as Mrs Hanley Is in very poor health it was thot 1t would be very pleasing to her.
 Part of the men folks intended to put out strawberry plants this week but on account of the rain that fell last night 1t will make them later.
 Sally Ann professed faith in Christ and united with the NJ. E. Church, South, at Thornsberry in the year 1912, under the preaching of Reys Bryant and Ruble. Some one else speak.
 Sunday was the day to elect new officers at Sunday School. They were elected as follow ing: E. J. Holland. Sup; Uncle Allen Sherrod. Assistant; John Brunette, choSfsm fo Bob Aaron, Treasurer not get n. Fora Aaron, SeeretarXouth fo-s-
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
THE CHURCHES
M. E. Church, South.

The meeting at the NJ. E. Church, South, Is on in full force
 Mir. and Mrs. Phillips make a full team. They both work on eith- CT side of the tongue, in the shafts or any where else. Either of them can sing, pray. preach or exhort. Their lives are given to the glory of God and the salvation of the lost.
 The regular services will be held at the church next Sunday.
 Sunday School at 10 a m.
 Preaching at 10 a. Ill. and 7:15 D. m.
 In the afternoon at 3 o'clock Mrs Phillips will address women or ly at the church and Mr Phillips will address men only at the Audi torium
 Now whether you have attended any service to date or whether you expect to attend any service next week don't fail to attend one of these afternoon meetings
 Please remember there will be Ho collections Le ave your pocket book at home. We want you.
 If you are a christian you ought to attend If you are hot christ ian but want to be you can do 10 better than attend If you are not a Christian and don't want to be. 1t won't hurt you to attend Every man is town is invited 10 the audi torium Every woman in town to the Methodist church I am your friend, A. !. Cline
 7. Z. :.
 Don't fail to hear Ed Phillips Sun- day afternoon at the Auditorium on The Devil and Tom Walker"
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 First Baptist.
 want to thank all who took part in so kindly remembering the pastor and his family last Monday evening Such tokens of love and appreciation are certainly encour= aging to the pastor and his family
 Service next Sunday as usual.
 Morning theme-eIf all church Members We're Just Like me, Wha, Kink of d GBara Would Ny Church be.
 Evening them-'The Fool
 All are Invited to attend these services
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
MAGC IRE

Morgan Duncan is on the sick list at this writing.
 Rev Hood will preach here next Saturday and Sunday
 Miss Fife Duncan spent Sunday with Miss Annie Bodin.
 Mat Perry and wife made a busi- ness trip to Fayetteville Monday Misses Edith Vail and Floy Oli- yer visited Mss Edith Trammel Sunday.
 Joe King and daughter of Mount Pleasant visited relatives here Sat urday night and Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. H. B Trammel and daughter visited Mrs. Trammel's sister. Mrs. Noah Spencer Monday Singing at John Nail's Sunday night vas attended by large crowd and the music was greatly enojyed by all
 Frank Fleener has moved to his mountain farm. His son-in-law, Sc more Stevens, is living on his oth- CT place, known as the Taler farm,
 Wild Rose
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
CAVE SPRINGS.

We had a good raln tuesday morning.
 The Baptist church put up a new bell a few days ago.
 Miss Ethel Gamble is teaching a subscription school at this place
 Edgar Mount moved to Healing Springs where he is selling goods.
 c. w. Perry bought the Divin X Mccoy produce business last Mon day
 H. B. Livingston bought Ben Gould's residence lots on west sec ond street.
 w. J. Langley is being troubled some with rheumatism in his arm and shoulders.
 Everybody is trying to get ready 10 plant corn now and have planted part of their crop.
 Uncle Dan Holdstraw left last week to make his home in Missou- ri for a while at least.
 Miss Verna Sturdiyan of oak Grove is staying with Mr and Mrs Reed Hubbard for while.
 We have been having some real corn planting weather and several farmers have been planting corn
 ! Mr. Peace of Monte Ne is build- ing a lunch counter or restaurant down by the depot on the east side of man street.
 Everybody is done sowing oats in this part of the country as far as We know. and oats are looking well up to this time.
 Mrs. T. Sharp of Pea Ridge came down last Saturday and visited her father and mother. Mr and Mrs W ! Langley for day or %
 Bill Glass and family of Spring town moved in Thurman Bohart's house east of the Baptist church at this place and will run dray wag- on.
 Seaborn brothers are drilling a well for Uncle Ltge Adams They are down about 43 feet, but no wat CT yet. There are three well drills in town.
 J \. Hines and wife moved last week over near Healing Springs in the Edgar Mount house.Mr. Hines has charge of the blacksmith shop It that place
 Rev. Cline of springdale was in our little city Sunday and preached splendid sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night We hope he will come again and preach for Us.
 Mrs. Carse of Rogers was down last week and moved her stock of millinery goods in the post office building where she can have more room Miss Fora Roberts is in charge of the stock.
 Died On Wednesday morning William Barngrover at o'clock, at his fathers house, east of town He had been sick some two or three days. He was buried Wednes- day afternoon in the Cave Springs cemetery.
 W. A. Jones and family of Dur ham have moved to Cave Springs Mr Jones unloaded his car of house. hold goods last Saturday He will in a few days take charge of the stock of goods he bought a few weeks ago from H. c. Stroud.
 The election was held last Tues day in our city to elect city officers and resulted as follows. Mayor, J. P key; | NJ Me Andrews, recorder; council memb- CTS, L. ] Hair, D Muldrew. H l. Stroud. A. | Mitchell and Thur man Bohart
 John pppD
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
Ned.

Dr. D Christian received let ter Monday from his son, Dr. Otto Christian, who has been in Central America for some time past. He has changed locations recently, and is now at San Sebastian, Salvador, where he is physician for a big mining company. Dr. Otto had con- templated returning to civilization this spring, but the inducements were such that he concluded to re- main in that country awhile long CT.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

S w. Clark of this place receiy- ed unusually bad news this week. On March 2 his brother, Jack Clark, died at his home al Marion. Ind, and on account of the high waters they were unable to get the body to Glaseoe. Ky, for burial until April 3. On Friday a half brother, selby Clark. was instantly killed at Glasoee He is the own CT of a flour mill at that place and had recently installed an cleo tric motor and came in contact with a live wire
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
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Hintlsv ille. Ark

Huntsville, Ark, April 2
 Mrs. Roena Nandiyer departed this life, aged S5, April 1. 1913, at 1 a. m. Leaves two children and three grandchildren and many friends to mourn their loss Was laid to rest at Christian Home cem- etery the following evening. Mrs. Dollie Mason of Springdale Billie Nandiver of Rogers, Mrs. Dollie Mason were at the bed side of their mother when the end came Grand children. Charley Sharp of Hartford, Ark, Mittie McGinnis, John Shipley of Huntsville.
 She was member of the Metho- dist church Many good things could be said of her
 Ne take this way of thanking our many friends and neigbbors for the kindness shown Us in her last days
 Geo and Nit ie NcGinnis,
 And Dolle Mason
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
ONTTTOW
visitor

at oprlHgQaIe last IueSday.
 F Baudino has material on the ground to build an addition to his store
 Margaret Mccormick, from St. Louis, Mo. is now student and boarder at St. Mary's Academy.
 L. J. Paul. cashier of the Bank of Tontitown was business visitor at Springdale ore day last week
 c. T Singleton from Elm Springs was a visitor in town last Sunday taking look over the new improve ments
 Farmers are all busy planting pc tatoes, sowing oats, pruning grape vines and other outdoor work in general
 MT. Talley, president Of the Bank Of Rogers and Mir. Little from Rog= CTS, were business visitors in town last week
 Josephine Mary, daughter of 4. T and s Herman, was ehristened last Sunday Virgil Poza and Agnes Pierce were sponsors.
 The dances on Easter Monday ey- ening and also last Monday evening at the old school house were well attended and every ole present re ports most enjoyable time.
 
 Joe Mareange 'e's father and siss- CT from near Rome, Italy. arrived here some time ago 10 make this their home and Joe is very happy to have them with him.
 \ few days ago the team driven by T. B Greenhouse from Wheel CT became frightened at the train and ran away making things lively for awhile Luckily no one was hurt.
 NJ J. Pearson, manager of tie Arkansas Spray Co.,, at Bentonville. has been in our midst for several days taking orders for spraying material and is having good sue cess.
 Easter Sunday rassed in a very quiet way Services at the church We're very beautiful Had several visitors but not as many as there would have been if the weather had not been so threatening, in fact We did have several showers during the day
 The new motor car on the k. (. X NJ was in town for several Sun days past and one day last week il went as far as Littrell half way between here and Fayetteville. We hope they will soon run it every day so as to insure the mail al cer- tain hour. Mail service so far has been very unsatisfactory.
 School examination has been go- ing on for over a week and ends to-day Tuesday, and school will close in a very few weeks Summer school will open at St. Marys Acad- emy about May l where all who wish 10 do so may take up the studies. There will also be accom- modations for limited number of boarders.
 Last Monday Tony Rariolas horse took notion to do as 1t pleased and the consequences were that it ran away, in fact some one made the remark it run against the train and knocked 1t off the track This goes to show what strong horses are to be found in TontitoWn Ev- erythine turned ont all right and no one was hurt as far as We could learn
 April l vas election day The same officers were elected for an other year E seems the voters did not take very lively interest in affair and did not turn out in such numbers as they should have done. April was also the opening day for The Bank of Tontitown and good many turned out and made it a day of success. Mr Paul informs Us that rushing business has been done ever since Long live the bank of Tontitown.
 Melissa
 At a meeting of the Apple Grow CTS and Shippers of Springdale and
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
Melissa

At a meeting of the Apple Grow CTS and Shippers of Springdale and vicinity held last Saturday afternoon at the mayors office a committee consisting of D. E. Eieher. l.. Marks and Wilson Cardwell was appointed by the chairman to meet with the Northwest Arkansas Fruit Growers Society at Rogers. Saturday. April 12, at 10 o'clock. There will be a meeting held Tuesday, April 15 at o'clock at the mayors office to receive the report of the committee and transact any other business that may be necessary.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

There are just two more weeks of school at this place. Prepara- tions are now being made for com mencement exercises. The Alumni Association are also making plans for the annual banquet which will be held Friday night. April 25 in the lodge hall.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

Charles s. Rader and wife left Thursday morning for Oxnard, Cal ifornia, where they contemplate making their future home.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

Peace is not something to be purchased; 1t is something to be earned and deserved.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
GiInlolIr.

Information has reached Spring dale of the death of Mrs Mabel Gill mour, wife of Ernest Gilmour, which occurred on Wednesday of last week at their home in Kansas City, the result of tuberculosis. The remains were buried Friday in Forest Hill Cemetery, Kansas City.
 The deceased formerly resided in Springdale. and before her marri- age to MT Gilmour was Miss Nab el Arne. She was twenty seven years of age the day of her death Besides her husband deceased s survived by two children and oca- CT relatives The family has num- erous relatives in this vicinity who sympathize with them in their be- reavement.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
- EUn LON

Health is good iyht.
 John Sharp maihaire eggs last week.
 Rev Lynch filled T Rointment Sunday sFP M.naaar
 Miss Jewel Denny wis. vile latter part Of the ts ;,
 L D. Sanders and fam9 non aoo.,. cd singing Sunday evening .Jewitt has
 R. H. Hardie lost a fine together last week. ices are
 Mrs J. D. Sanders and Ali that made q business trip to springdaaam last week h
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of Hickory Grove visited in our midst last Sunday.
 We certainly feel very thankful to Uncle Sam for the extention of our rural route.
 Charley Clark and Miss Daisy Phillips were visiting in this neck of the woods Sunday
 The death angel visited the home of George McGinnis taking from 1t Grandma Vandoyer, Mrs. McGinnis' grandmother.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
z. .+ 4 First NJ. F.. Church

Sunday school 9:45 m Preaching II a. m. Epworth League 6:45 ?. m Evening service 7:30 D. m. Strangers and others cordially in .ited
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
NJ. C. Hickman, pastor

NJ. C. Hickman, pastor
 On Saturday afternoon, April 5, a Woman $ Foreign Missionary So- eiety was organized al the parson- age of the First NJ. E. Church.
 Mrs. j. NJ. Carter. wife of the district superintendent and Mrs How CT, the Treasurer of Fort Smith District, both from Siloam Springs, were present and gave very helpful talks and information concerning the great cause of missions and Were pleased to see the new society launched with IA members.
 A pleasant reception was tender ed the ladies from Sloan Springs after the business session closed
 Nice refreshments were served by Miss Fannie and All.ne Gillette. as sisted by Mrs Wentworth and Mrs Masoner.
 j. !. Z.
 Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Hoover of Sloan sprines held a Yefy inter esting missionary meeting at the First NJ. :. Church last Sunday ev- ening
 There will be preaching next Sun day at the Lutheran Church.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

"If 1t happened its in The News-"
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

If 1t happened its in The News "
The Springdale news., 1913-04-11
7.

There will be preaching next Sun lay at the Lutheran Church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-07
Me.tern Cnllegc Gnmes

MADISON. Wis. June 6 The
battle of the Western colleges for
track and field honors commenceu
this afternoon at Camp Randall In
the presence of an immense throne
OF spectators. No previous meet of
the Big Nine" conference ever at
tracted so large aud representative
a list of entries Az the meet this
year In the finals tomorrow seven
teen colleges and universities of the
Middle West and Pacific Coast states
will be- represented The University
of California, which won last year =
meet. is preparing for an heroic at
tempt 10 pull down the premier hon
ors again Considerable interest cen
tiers also Ia the probable perform
ances of the athletes from Colorado
University. which institution is rep
resented for the first time. In addi-
tion to the representative of these
two universities In the far West
nearly all the star performers Of the
University of Chicago. Ohio State
University of Wisconsin. University
of Minnesota. Purdue University.
Iowa State College. Indiana Uuiver-
sity. Notre Dame University. univer-
sity of Kansas. Oberlin College. Uni
yersty Of Iowa will figure In the dit
ferent events
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-07
Queen Unveils Canadian Memorial

HAMILTON. Ont June 6.-Flash-
Ing a signal underseas by pressing
an electric button In Buckingham
Palace, Queen Mary this afternoon
unveiled monument erected on the
stoney Greek battlefield to CONNIE
morate the victory of the British In
'he engagement with the Americans
one hundred years ago today. The
battle centenary was made the ocoa-
sion for an all-day celebration. N
which militia. veterans organila-
lions historical societies and official
representatives. OF the dominion and
Provincial governments participated
Among the floral decorations placed
on the graves % the soldier dead
we're several handsome wreaths sen,
from England by the Eighth Kings
Own. one OF the regiments thar took
part IN the battle OF Stoney Creek
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-07
WOMEN riSsENGERS N
BMARINE BOAT.

Los ANGELES. Cali. June
Claiming al records for staying on
the bottom OF tho sea and coming
up again. siH Los Auseles women
today went down iu the new subma-
rine boat Cage in Long Reach Har-
bor and remained there twenty five
minutes. They were Mrs Jahn y
Cage, wife OF tho inventor OF the
boat, Mrs Myra X Miller. Mrs
Edwerd Bellringer. Miss Lynne Blsh-
op and Miss Laura spra ue.
We sang songs. turned oct the
lights 10 see how II looked AZ tho
bottom Of the sea and loked with
each other" said Mr.. Cage. bat,
no one vas the least bt afraid
When we turned ont the u1hts o.
vas all green and then the sea look
I'd beautiful We saw sand crab.
and lohsiers crawling around and
The white sand looked beautiful"
During the twenty five minute
The boat wa under twenty feet rf
water