The Springdale news., 1913-07-11
Nround tbe County

W N1II1an BG4aMIN uiFu lSeSii1's his home on Cove Creek.
 Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ Fuller of Lay etteyille are the parents of new daughter.
 Gertie, thre -year-old daughter
 of Mr and Mrs. ". D. Huey of Brentwood. died recently
 Link Gregg and family of Fayette- vile have moved 70 Wichita, Kan, where they vii! make thir home.
 During the monnth of June there was collected at Fayetteville for license, fines. etc, the sum oi s97340.
 The following marriage licenses were issued July 1 C. NJ Wright of Blackburn to Mrs Ellen A. How ard of Pitkin, Ark; Lee Atkin Of Springdale to Miss Wiggins of Son Fayetteville Daily.
 Hon Hugh A Dinsmore left yes terday for Holdenvlue, Okla, where he will reside in the future and De come associated with the law firm of Crump & Skinner of that city, who enjoy one Of the best law prac- tiees in Oklahoma. The many friends of Mir Dinsmore are sorry to see him leave Fayetteville, and their best wishes go with him for his welfare nj the futnr.-FayetteYiile Daily
 Dr. J. R Jewell of the Kansas State Normal College at Emporia, has accepted the position ot head of the department Of education in the University of Arkansas. Professor Jewell is about 8 years of age, was born in Tennessee received hie degre from Clark University, Specializing n Fsyefology and edu- cation, and taught for number Of years in Louisiana before going to the Kansas Normal CoHege.-Fay- etteville Daily
 The Electric driven pump is now in use. At II m the pressure at the water offi5e sttod al B pounds, giving very good service The Gear Creek Station is now c,osed and will remain closed if the supply of water will hold out al White River and the new pump continues 10 give the service t Is now giving. And the supposition 1s that with tie steady stream which il is now fore ing through the main between the pump station and the reservoir, that the pipe will be thoroughly secured and the pump vii give more efficient service e-FayetteYiH Daily.
 Capt H B. Hleks. Who travel.d around the world on hor=ebaek for s50 .006 which go1s 10 Missionary funds, completed the trip May 2Hd, 1913, at Muskegee. Okla. several days ahead of schedule time arriY- ed in this city this morning He had three horses to de during the trip. He has ofer 1000 post mars of the cities he has yis3ted aFf Hicks wrote story every week sef the New York World He k quite an interesting cha acter and very entertaining. Tie Baily aeknow - edges a pleasant call FayedteeIlle Daily
 Mrs James Day wass very pam fully injured last Thursday evening, at ner home about nine miles north of Prairie Grove, T runaway Va gon, 10 which there were 10 horses hitehed The family had been to tEe woods gathering haeklefes Ties, and after returning home h the even- ing the team was unhite he'd from the wagon, and the wagon let standing or the hillside Mrs Day remained in the wagon and was handing oat the berries, when from seme the wagon started down tHe I1 and taa farther T went nla#e momsntHm gathered. and sB dangerously near B}atf -eHe x Or eighf feet nigh, 4frs Ha5 l4ma- ed out, and n tHe fall ofe q Hzr arms was broker above The el6a3 and nor skull vas Fa .aGred THe wounds are very painful bet are lot thoahgt 70 be dangeroas. Late ae- ports from her : that sl e getting along n5eely Prairie Grove Herald.