The Springdale news., 1913-06-06

portion of the town as the boys praatfee over the karnes < smith store
 West Fork has as large a propor- tion of new and newly painted dwell ings a. any town D this part of the country, but we need more new houses 10 supply the present de- mand and We have reason to ex- peet this demand to in fease Who will see this open door for profit in new houses?
 Road Supervisor karaes has ben loing some god and muah needed work on our roads This work that all a.I1eHs should apnre- ciate, and eaeoafaEe in every ~ag possible The parts of Northwest Arkansas that have been developed most are marked 5y good roads ob- tained at tie cost Of much wisely applied road work.
 A visit to Trace Valley, and a part of Middle Fork Valley by the writer ,ast week, was full of interest beeause of the fine wheat and oats and the promising prospects for corn crop there. fhe people are yey cordial and content ed in their home of comfort and some Of them have nature richest contribution to natural beauty around them.
 The Bell telephone co. have had force of men at work through here for the past several days repairing their telephone lines. and asso ad- ding two more wires. A gang of twenty-eight men were working near here for two days Wh5ie near here they stopped at Mrs. Stodd ards hotel These extra boardefs made work rather heavy at the ho- tel during the two days.
 Mrs. G R Luther was badly stuag by honey bees last Saturday, while trying to hive a swarm that were swarming and likely to depart for a new home The bees became an- gry and many Of them got under her clothes, and stung her until she was under the doctors care foT some time. Her condition was in- deed alarming, but she Is reported to be getting better at this time.
 J. NJ Lynch arrived here latter part Of last week, and unloadtd a ear load of buggie5 and hacks, seHt HoutZ by the spaulding Co., Of Grin nell, Iowa These buggses ard hacks go out over all parts of Washington county. and Mf Lynch shipped them here because this $ the best point from which to make the distribution. over this sarge se=s= tion= Our local business men should not overlook this .sery important ia when planning 70 req o4t aftef trade
 OF Monday, May 26th, Nr Males was starting for d drive ard as he was getting into tie buggy he pulled the lines on the horse which was very conference.-the 1 The horse came backward with such force as to throw Mir Males for ward and as he fell he pulled still harder so that the horse turned and fe or the buggy and MT. Males hurting his hand and one leg so that he has not been able to be out up to this date but reports that he $ getting better.
 The State Horticultural exTerts at the station at Fayetteville may be able 10 show some fine berry fields, but We doubt if they can present anything better than the fine raSp- berry field of Nelson Johnson, on the mountain southwest of West Fork Any person interested ln berry culture would be well paid for trip to see this remarkable proof of the great resources Of our mountain land, as vel as dem onstration Of what ripe intelligence
 
 Ne hear some of our people talk ing about reunion of tte Blue and the Gray here this summer. Certainly there is no place better situated, and the time has actually come when the few old veterans that are left on both sides, have so few days left for them. that they desire 10 spend these in eul- tiyating the peace that is always more glorious than war. Great as was the honors on both sides in the greatest war our nation has ev- er known, the surviving men did far greater work and are entitled to far greater fame be ause Of the un- precedented institutions Of peace that they have produced and devel- oped in the years following the war I -r,- r3V