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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
A Prominent Social
Worker to Lecture

pr Dora Martin will give her lee
ture Midnight Mission Work in Chi
cago and the White Slave Traffic at
the Christian church on Thursday
evening, the oath. The lecture will be
given under the auspices OF the Anti
White Slave association, and viii be
free.
The lecture is for all above fourteen
years old, both male and female, aud
every one should hear it.
DR. Martin has made this subject a
study tor some years, working in Chi
cago on the vice commission, as wen
as in nearly all Of our other large
cities, also in Cuba, the Philippines
and several other foreign countries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21

Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness
and a general mo account feeling
ia 4 sure sign Of a torpid liver HER
BiNE Is the medicine needed r.
makes the liver active. vikalizes the
Blood, regulates the bowels ard re-
stores a fne feeling ot energy and
cheeriulaeSs Price 5oc Sold hy
ffHl Brus Store Or Public Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
MAJESTIC rHEArEa


Photopiays.
The asitronger Call a strong Reli-
ance drama.
~The Spoiled Darlings Doll,r a
Thanhauser comedy drama.
Homestead Race, thrilling Amer.
lean Western.
Naudeville.
Russell and Hill those two girls.
High class singers and impersonators.
This act more than pleased the audi
ence last night
The baby show @ill start soon.
Every day is hospital benefit day.
Help build the Good Samaritan hos.
pital by patronizirg the Majestic.
Matinee Prices and 10 Cents.
Night prices: Children under 10
years s cents; all others is cents.
Your moneys worth or your money
back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21

r. ne stomach All bowel dlsord-
srs q babies MceEEs BABY ELIXIR
~ Femedy of genuine moYit. Il acts
quickly, is pure wholesome and plea
ant 70 take. frice .ao ana soc per
holde sold by Owl Drug Store or
Public Drug SsnFe.
pa4l and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
AT THE -
PLAY HOUSES
NEW Kozy.

kool. komiSrtable. Plenty Of Elec-
trio Fans.
"The Country School Teacher a
strong Lubin story.
The Running Away Of Doris. an
Edison drama THAT is interesting.
The Scoop yitagraph comedy.
Come and laugh
Good music.
5 cENTS--AND---f0 CENTS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21

Manager Blackstone OF the Kozv
theater will start work this week on a
swell garden theater to be located on
chickasha avenue. next door to the
Peoples store Nothing but high
class attractions viii be PLAYED in this
place and it viii also have a six-piece
orchestra Mr. Blackstone says his
new place will have All the conyen-
iences necessary to comfort for his
patrons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. u C. Barr Of Oklahoma
City are spending the week in Chick
asha the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Barr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
FIFTH EPISODE

Time Morning l71S.
Place Blue Liek springs, Ken.
luekl
scene opeo woodland near the
Springs
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Daniel Boone, a pioneer Mrs Mabel
Bennett
Comrades II Boone Roger Kenton,
Nell warford; Allan Rigdon. Jessie
Ruylos James Colby ALMA Adams.
Black Fish, an Iudian chief. Leola
Eskridge.
Young Indian FiraveF: Hawk Eye
Bernadetsa Dagan: Eagle Feather.
Rush Benefited.
Pioneers Mary Beth Holding, Et
ne Curtis and Esthel Yale.
Tappers Minnie Singleton and
Willie Singleton.
INDIANS: Leona Jones, Nancy Frank,
Effie Din. Annie shannon, inertia
Baldridge, and Willie BAze
SIXTH EPISODE.
Benjamin Franklin.
SCENE l.
Time: A Summer l720.
Place. Boston.
Scene: Boston Common.
/ CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Young Benjamin Franklin, MoxelIe
Sumpter.
An Old Woman. Caroline Dawson.
SCENE If
Benjamin Franklin dreams Of bis
visit 10 the Court Of France.l
Time: A Summer Afternoon, 1851.
Place: Versailles. France
Scene Park OF Palace.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Dr. Franklin, the statesman, Mozells
Sumpter.
John Adams, Jessie Sugg.
Marie Antoinette Queen Of France,
Elsie Decker.
The Duchess Of Bourbon, Jewell
Phillips.
Nademoiselle de Pagan. Genevieve
Rogers
MademoiseIIe de Tressau. Edna
Roulston
French Coartiers: Josephine Love,
Faye McNitt and Leona McGinnis
Pages. Josephine Johnson Mary
Lee Johnson. Katherine Bond and
Carol Bond
Ladies in Waiting. Gavotte Dancers:
Louise May Lyda Richarus, Ruby
John Canning. Edna Bussey.
Young Maids Of Court as SheD,
herdesses, Minuet Dancers Francis
Riddle. Sne Atkinson. Edna Mcclung,
Caroline Wootten.
Young Maids Of Court as Milkmaids.
Minuet Dancers Emma Rogers. Ha-
eel, Welborn Ruth Case Maisy Marsh.
Young Maids Of Court. Rose Minuel
Dancers. Marguerite Ullerbaek. Amy
Ellen Horne. Geneva May. Mary Rog'
ers, Loretta Hanks. Pauline Greer, Vel
ma Harvey. Rebecca sehow.
Attendants Of Rose Minuel Dancers;
Irene wadsworth. Isabelle Duffy
Mary Olive Eskridge, Dorothy Dugan
Mabel Hin. Regnold Reast, Mi9garei
Terrell, orlene Leeds. Francis Dash
ner, ada Bess Burney-
Sedan Bearers J B Eskridge, jr.
Joe Eskridge, Dewitt Settle, Ernest
Morris.
crAfrNT4 rptcNnE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
SEVENTH EPISODE.


Abraham Lincoln
Time Afternoon. 1922
Place Little Greek. Indiana
Scene: A clearing beyond the Lin
coin cabin.
CAST or CHARACTERS.
Abraham Lincoln. Ethel Grex
Nancy Lincoln. Myrtle Umphress.
John Lincoln Emma Drake.
Amy Rcby. Mar sullivan
Tom Bush. Salle Crofford.
Francois. a young Freneh-Candian,
Grace stine
Andrew smisa. fiddler, Adele
Wantland.
Rea Plume, the chieftain OF small
Indian tribe Freda Decker
Dark Cloud, an Indian brave, sue
Gilkex
Other Friends o. Lincoln Lucy
Frey. Ethel Terry. HELEN Burke. Louise
Crocker. Katherine Duffy
Indian Aaidens: Wilma CIoad.
Mary Lines. Margaret Reese. Bessie
Coyle. May Hayes. Grace wsbb
fadlan Braves Lola Driskoll,
Leons Jones. Sue Atkinson. Nancy
Ffank. Mande Anderson. Marta Bald
ridge. Effis Din. white Bazs
Grand March Of PLAYERS.
TnhIeRnx.
Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
.All Ready iOr Spring
Festival at College
( Continued from page Une1
CAST Of CHARACTERS.

CAST or CHARACTERS.
George Washington a youthful SUR
yeyor. Mary Agnes 0'Neill
Young Lads who serve as Chinaman
and Pilots Richard Glenn. Willie Ship
ley James Talbot Kathleen DAWSON.
Keith Carey Mildred Woodward.
4 Frontersman, Jessie Ruyle
Red Rowan, bis daughter, iaanita
StaieN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-21
Rags WANTED

Cash raid Tor clean cotton rags
Express office ~~
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-12-06
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY OF BARAGA

The Circuit Court for the County of Chancery.
In the matter OF the petition OF Oramel b. Fuller Auditor
General of the State Michigan in behalf said State
for the sale OF certain lands thereon.
On reading and filing the petition Of the Auditor General Of
the State OF Michigan praying decree In favor OF the
Michigan therein described
for the therein specified claimed be due
interest and charges each such parcel of land and that
such lands be sold for the claimed by the State
of Michigan
1t is that petition hearing
and decree the regular of this Court be held
9th day OF January A. d. 1914 at the opening OF the Court
that day. and that all interested such lands
thereof desiring the lien claimed thereon by
the State Michigan charges
part thereof shall appear Court with
clerk thereof acting register chancey their objections
thereto before the first day of the OF this Court
taken confessed and will be taken and entered
prayed for in said petition And is further ordered that in
of said decree the lands described in said petition
Tor which decree shall be Will be sold Tor
several interest thereon determined by
such Tuesday thereafter beginning
at 10 o'clock said day the day days subse
thereto be complete the sale Of said
lands of each and thereof the office
the County Treasurer such convenient place shall be
selected by him the of the County of Baraga
Mchigan that the then there will
public sale described in the decree shall
be separately for sale the total interest and
charges and the sale shall be made to the the
full charged against such parcel accepting
of the smallest undivided simple
person will pay take a
of less than the entire thereof then the whole
shall be offered and sold of land be sold
for interest charges shall be
the close of the be reoferd and such second offer
during such SALE the be sold for the
aforesaid the County Treasurer shall bid off the in the
of the State.
Witness the Patrick II. Brien, Circuit Judge the
seal of said Circuit Court of County this 18th
November, A. ID. 1913.
(Seal) PATRICK II. OBRIEN.
Countersigned, tr-- - Circuit Judge.
MARTIN VOETSCH. Register
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-12-06
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
MARTIN VOETSCH. Register.

Circuit County Baraga, Chancery:
petition Fuller Auditor OF
OF Michigan for and in behalf of said State respectfully shows
that the list lands hereinafter marked ched
A. contains description of all the lands in said
which years
of which been paid together
with the total amount of with interest
thereon the time fixed for sale and collection fee
provided by extended said
GELS of land.
Your petitioner further that said lands
returned the Auditor General under the provisions
Act 206 of the Public 1885, delinquent
said said
ue A. for of 1890 prior returned to the
Auditor General delinquent
of the general tax laws force the of
of Public which
petitioner further
included in Schedule A. aforesaid for 1890
of prior said lands have sold said
have been heretofore sold said delinquent the
sale sales aside
petent Jurisdiction provided
Your petitioner further shows that the
eres collection fee and forth said
ule A valid lien the several of lands
scribed in said schedule.
Your petitioner further shows that
described lands have remained unpaid
after they returned delinquent the
having been paid and the being due remaining
unpaid above set FORTH petitioner
of the State of Michigan against
the payment Of the of
fee and expenses computed and extended
against the several parcels of land contained therein
fault of payment of the said
tended against said lands that land
be sold for the amounts due thereon provided by
the lien aforesaid ~'
And your petitioner will ever pray. etc
Dated November ~. 1913,
~ ORAMEI. FULLER
Auditor General of the State of Michigan.
for and in behalf of said State
The L'Anse sentinel., 1913-12-06
TAXES OF 1888 O
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE 80 WEST.
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE SO WEST.

Part of Lot 4 de-
scribed as fol-
lows: Com
mencing on the
shore of Kewee-
nav Bay at
northeast corner
OF land owned
by y. b. Metox-
akey, thence
running west 80
rods, thence
north 10 rods,
thence east 32
to the shore
OF Keweenaw
Bay, thence
south along
shore of said
bay to place of
be ginning 4
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
SPRING VALLEY.

Lawson Oxford has child very s#ek w8H pneumonia Da Bearden Ia aasy os the easa
 There i. great deai Of sickness among ehiIdfen in this neishbofhoed aad.De Potts $ kept pg=ttg busy
 Hrs L \ Sanders. Mfs Kelly, Mrs Jao Pfuaer and NHz Hoazt- on attended fifth Sunday meeting st Zion
 one citizen of Bush Creek felt agr.eFed because Gov Major put n hls tIme working Afkansa as roaas round town There's ne pleasing zome people
 Henry sand Fss neH residence $ getting 70 laok quite houseg. spe.Hg Valley vii, present a very attractive appearance b the auto toar.sz when the automobi line gets busy.
 + Uncle Jimmy Gibson gets q move on h. will finish his ban in l=s4 time than Nah built the Ark. But then Noah had to be@ OIL his timber He didn't have the modern Arkansas saw mill to hustle the lumber for him
 Week 20 Thursday He wee treat ed to visit by Arthur smith. ru- ral carrier Of Johnson Nr. smith has se-9eI Uncle sam for nearly ten yeas. and knows all tn kink of eareier.zm exa ept the motoF- eye sun H ga nestly desires to perfect Himself h that accomplish ment. and took few lessons on the pop h0 Friday morning
 Don Worry. you should eome oyea and riae round the route with ne in pa-paw tine You would find life worth wing and wonder at the bouutifalHess of nature in oaiins a tree 8i-A q fruit that so few be- ing5 seem 0 relish. At first ole eats pa-paa from mere curHosits, then as j Jake. then be ause Ae kinder likes it After few times 5s jHst for fun he aequlee5 the habst. and thereafter lie goes for the pulag edible with the same eagerness and in tho same manner ha tackled h.s first breakfa t. Great is the papaw No Burbank has had the implety to attempt to improve .ts form, fragrance or fIay- or. In its primitive purity it haunts the shady banks of mountain springs pleasure and a blessing to the lucky wanderer who has learned to lovs thing for what 1t really is. CaiSu6
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12

D. nj. She was a sweet, loving char acter. devoted wife and mother and an earnest Christ an. For some time she has been an intense sufferer and lately all felt that her sufferings would soon be OCT. She laaYes a sorrowing husband. thrse children, many other relatives and large cicte of loving friends. Fun era! services were held in the Low ell Baptist Church which was beau tifully decorated with potted ferns, Revs. Rice and Walters of Spring dale conducted services; very touch ingly citing incidents of the loving Christian character of the deeea ed ;. \ select body of the Rebesea Lodge Of Rogers, Of which she vas a memb CT. was in attendance and a house filled with people who gathered to pay their last respects to one whom they loved and respected
 aThfo all pain at tim m=s shed smile,
 4 smile Of Heavenly birth; And when the angels called her
 home
 she smiled farewell to earth. Heaven retaineth now our treasufe
 Bath. the lonely easket keeps; And the sunbeams ova 10 finger,
 Where oHr sa.nted loved one
 sleeHs.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
LOW ELL.

Walter Bequette is visiting rela- tives at Aurora, Missouri
 Mrs. Wilson of Sareoxie, Missou- Il. visited relatives here this week.
 Mrs. Pinkston has been quite seriously sick the first part of the week
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Mcclure return ed from a two weeks visit in Beay- er County, Okla, and a short stay in Monett.
 Those that took il the priyi- lege of the instruction at the Dem onstration car for packing apples Wednesday praise the work that ts being done tn this way.
 Rev. Walters of Springdale held services Monday and Tuesday night at the Baptist church His sermons are highly appreciated by all who hear him, for he has very fluent address.
 The messenger has come again 1T our midst and called another from our circle. Eva Cowan, age AZ wife of Will Cowan. departed thii life Sunday. Sept. !. at about eight
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
SULPHUR CITY.

We ara having dry hot weather now
 Will Jones. John Harrelson and Jim Terry made trip to Fayette- vile Saturday.
 Stuard Boaz and Emry Shook made business trip to Fayette- vile Tuesday.
 There was singing at Uncle Joe Williams Saturday night All re- port a nice time.
 The Sulphur City nine and Elk ins nine played here Saturday af- ternoon, in favor of Elkins
 Misses Lille and Otis Edwards of New Cross visited Misses Eula and Bulah Seitz Saturday evening.
 c. J. NJ. Seitz attended the Bap- tist Association at Oakland few days last week and reports good time
 Mrs John Boaz has been on the puny lat for the last week. Her
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
BALDA
Evelyn

Jim Roberts and wife visited Mr shtTelys family at Harris Sunday
 Aunt Melissa Holt is visiting among her oIl neighbors in Bald win.
 Mrs Toe Hunt has been on the sick list recently, and is still very feeble
 Uncle Taylor Couch is failing fast. and t is feared he will not live through the coming winter
 We've had q good refreshing shower of rain to-day, just such as We wished for, came slow and resu- lar without any wind
 Mrs P. C. Frei-y received mess age Friday night from Illinois say Ing that her oldest sister was crit tcaly i'll, and she left Saturday af- ternoon to see her
 Unel4 Ali Moore is in a critical condition with a sore foot which ne cut with an axe more than month ago He has sufse ed much wth 1t, and they are fearing Hood poison may develop.
 George Johnzon's thrssker ame into the Baldwin netghboFheod Au- gus. 21 and thresaed out several crops Of wheat and oats down on the river Then cane up to Louis Hester's. threshed his crop and moved to sam Fral' 'ey,s stack yard ner While they were eating dinner on the 18th Just set and thHeshed out s bushels bef9ra going to dia- her. While they were eating dinner one Of the stacks caught fire from some cause and burned all he what and oats up and damaged the thresh,ng ma hine s75 Or sS0 Moth ing eoul4 De done Q save tae graiH. George had 10 oder Hew belts for tA4 machine and neR feeder for h. separator before h. 1outd fin zsh up thresAing ia this losa ifs. F ak Iogaa and Elmer Drake lad z37 bushels of VI eat and goo bush els ot oats OH Mrs " \ c9unts' place. Walter Roberts had 327 bushels Of wheat and 800 bush l5 0 oats on his fa-he farm
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The Springdale news., 1913-09-12

Brastzr sm..a : able D be Up
 Though Gzh5. tae show Was welcome and Hefr shiae
 John DaQnam of spring Creek visited 5us Sunday school sunday.
 Ora. fae mall dausht6r of NJ and Nss J.n sturdy is on the sHek list tbiz ek
 Mrs 5o#a Anderson vas out from s9..ns8aae D spend saturiay e4e wlt8= aef laughter. Ms Minnie
 Hrs a4s Hershey of Goad springs speat =tAe wesk end with sfr II zzsaeE mpsaer, Ms Rachel Hershey
 The H#a szeam s5eia given by the se5ooz Impzoveme Ut Club sat UT lay ess 4as vel attended some thing ovzr $i2 vas realized
 Tom Nusts.a went U Oklahoma last week where he will join Mrs Masta.n. wAo al gone the week before Thy wi spend faw weeks visiting the.r children
 NIr and M Tom Ralston wee enterta.Hed at Sun3ay dinner by their aaaga.e Ms. Roscoe smith in honor Of Ms RaIeton's 12n4 birthday Taass present were Nr anu Mir Uat-- Ralst1n and laugh tets. Leona Namia and Edith Nh and Nes NH Ba,ston and son Fay. Ng an lEs Rps oe smath aad daashts#s 8.lae and Bernice, Nr and T Ailsn smith. Nr and Ms Robt bag Mir and Mrs B Gc.ff.zlI=aa4 Mss Nele ri Iotsoa- An eN eiieH Inner va srgad at high noon b which al did Jdstze and .ae Hay gts eat n music and eon4ecsa aI wishing Ms Balstou malg mosa birthday
 T 1Fa Anon.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12

4i4se Mss Jess.e Johnson of Ridse is ssay.ng with her now
 Mr and Mrs Whitney who have been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mike Plumb and family left for their home at Wagoner. Okla Thursday
 Bud Williams. wifi and sons John and Clgde are here from Oklahoma visiting their daughter Mrs. John Smith and husband They report no rain there since Ma.
 Paul swanger and wife ars the happy parents of ffae boy born Friday, the 5tA. Notherr and babe a.e doing inc Dr swift of Elk ins was lhe attending physician
 Thee was not verg many turned out on the roads on good road days. as several were 4eFy busy baling nay and others We're too careless and uns soneeenef . attend
 AI5e~t F5aeaer, Pe3ft Cook aad Donas Douglas are running tie hay balee oa 1aege saa.e. Taey have baled qui.e a iot 6o. 0 P Fal!- ea aai 5he Boaz brothers and ota- CTS
 Rsr Edwards Of New Cross 8raaFb48 ha@a Sunday at II ei- clock ia olI bF5taez smith "a 2, as brother smith faaei to cone Ne have A8. earned t1e reason of his absaae=
 Go H4asEa9 -iaPlsrs around th.z ek VI-Aa sazaiu ] ankle. eausea hs mt falling ga him. Isl, good ta.as Ge5.se .lIa- at fall oa .Ae nut as he oa.s weighs a59gt 244
 Mrs Robert o-t aaa th7#e children Minnie. Gag and B9aazs of Fayetteville visited her father Joe Williams all faaE Ey. Iast w#sk and pit up ui 2 I2t 5f , arhes foi winter uae
 Word "a he1 here las week that Mss Haa4H BHf-e5a. who E with Ter gaaa iH3ta u Baass7I Tenn. was Fe 'eW Rtth tgRha:z fevar We=aFs gaa @ leasa thH ek hat she < zom what m #9ro4aI q. tais writing
 rhe llttle daughter of Mont Aahsosd wAos= mother died ia u |lv, d.ed Sunday night at the hom of its grandparents R B tones ant tsmiIy. and was buried Monday q Salem Is aunt Mrs Ess#4 Smitf had been caring for it since itz mothers death
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The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
HIGHLAND NIIW.

Mrs Lea eiak {, reported one peter
 Ed TsH8 afen1#d church q GosAen Sunday night
 Ais, Kias Clark eaterta ned company Sun la afternoon
 Wood Philips i3 having plenty of company whI3e wate'melons last.
 Lee ani Oaa Trammei Of Lang Icy visttei tt x 5. Tramme's sun day
 \ NJ 5woPe from Madison County has purchased Dave Smith s farm near hare. consideration s4.- 500.
 Miss Stella Nelson and Master Cleo Harper came out from Hab- berton Saturday to see Mrs Lee Clark.
 Mrs Sarah Oliver and grand daughter Mss Floy have moved oy. CT from Magu-re to live with Mrs
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
JOHNSON.

Uncle Ed Stega lad { soeial pa -ty al his home F day night
 Jobn Bohaaaon returned home .I.uas4a from s5i3l#a of -fa. n2at.s in Fu,lereor. Cal
 Aunt Kate Ho ae aame down from spHiagaala satada5 fo visit aounI among local relatives
 Nls Maud cooz formerly of Johnson. Is ao3 tsactsng nine moa5as n os saoot u Baron okta
 Cap- Hanks ant wifi ie9ge Old I'd up to sp-ingiale sataz lay. and peat the aag with M and Mrs Bsaad iek
 Rev Taake va eat . John son satasdas aHd suaaag Ha re- sides d Fas settegllis aad preach here onee 1 month
 Oae school tea he 5, Misses Fan ny Harris aud ciaar Lily attended the teachers institute program u Fayetteville Saturday
 Prof J E Baggatt and Miss Flora CardweIl are getting along nicely with the Stony Point school which opened Last week
 Bert Randall. who has been liv- Ing on the ( W Davis corner farm
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
oANG GROVE.


 Base.ss s building his nv hou5e
 Vile Peaszon ts very sick at tais writing
 =booEeommencad at Cross Roads Monday morning.
 Mss Minnie Pazks $ real poor ' u ta=s writing
 We had nee shower of rain Monday which aid the dust.
 Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ Parks attend d the reunion a West Fork
 Miss Elvy MeKeown entered the High seaool at Sprinsda'e Monday
 Frank Hane4 has gone to Lone Oak, T sxas to work in the cotton while
 Allen Weaver is going to put q 5agaum mil " A Phillips ts.s week
 Tom Ra.sson has purchased for a=H-# of land, know as the Norton ? ace
 Aunt Mania Gregg Of Elm sarfngs < staying with Miss sts Hanss tals week
 W X Phillips aad Cicero Reed attended ommanioa meeting a' Nalts Oak Sunday
 
 VI Joaea is building niee houze oa his farm near the Gross Roa3s Aool noase
 NJ and Nrs George RadeLs of Fayetteville 4asit with Aunt Jane Baggztts fotks recently
 N al # Dial Basgett of aea- Spring 3al- visited " II. Parks aad family sunday
 E L. Crocker had a very sick mare last week j. c Webber at tended her and aae is improving.
 L stampar has built some new porc hes to his house which adds nuea to the appearance of his resi- denee
 Mir. and Mrs. Scott Nichols ot BlueJacket. Oklahoma, are visit ing the latter's parents, MT. ant Mrs Calvin Holeomb
 c. Mcdonald. w. NJ Parks anC c. ". McCamey cleaned out three wells Monday morning. Two 10 Mcdonald and one for McGamey
 There will be an old-time singin| at Oak Grove the th,rd Sunday Il
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
SPRINGTON N.
Johnney.

Grandma Wasson lef- Monday for 8 week or twos visit at Huntsville
 ". 4. Henson made business trip to springdale the first of this week
 Several Of the people are driving over to Gentry working at the can ming factory
 Misses Betty Badfleld and Eula Greene spent Sunday visiting Miss e Lydia and Nab Henson.
 Mrs Robertson and children Ruby and Louie spent the day at MT. and Mrs Robert Els Sunday.
 Little Buster Richardson is able to walk on bs cripple foot which he got mashed in the eogs of the en- gine whte pumps water to the can hing factory Two toes were mash ed 90 bad that pr Clemmer took them of.
 The colt show a Doctor Clem- mes.s was well attended. Nathan Hollands colt received the blue ribbon. Lee Hurts colt the red ribbon and Ciaud Dodgen's colt the white ribbon tthird prize) The judges being Messfs Dave Twiggs Bob Mckinney and Mike MeGaugh.
 Gypsy Queen