The Springdale news., 1913-09-05


 day, Sept 8th under the auspices of the w c. T. U. All ladies of Springdale are invited to attend, The program will begin at 3 O. clock Secretary
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 Monday was Labor Day, recog- ntzad in the cities as a holiday, but the only ones who observed the day ] i'll Springdale were the employees a the postoffiee. including the ru- raj carriers. the latter having the eatire day off
 The families of A NJ Leitzell, W. c Thompson and Chas F Rem ner spent Friday and Saturday of last week on 0sage. near the Hen ry Holland place They were not ] very successful in fishing, but had an enjoyable outing nevertheless ... Z. .-
 Mrs Chas Rugel and daughter and Miss Polk. of Dallas, TexaS, who had been spending the summer at Eureka Springs, stopped off last week on their way home for a visit with Mr and Mrs C. A Rug eI They left for home Saturday
 We received a batch of items this week, signed Red Rose. and the ] postmark showed they were mailed at Goshen. There was nothing to show from what neighborhood the items came, or who wrote them, and for that reason they are not print ad
 Mr. and Mrs E ]. Brown and Miss Ella Hill of St Louis, who had been visiting relatives here and a Goshen for several days, left for home Friday evening Mrs Brown is better known to Spring. dale people as Miss Dessa SIaugh- ter
 pr Theron $ aughter, who had b en here visiting with relatives and friends. Jeff Friday night for his home al Miami, Arizona He is physician for big mining com paay out there. andthis wjth his prvate practice. keeps him quite 5 b4sy
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 Nss= | mp Of Rosal4a. Wash arrived recently after her grand mother. Nrs. Elizabeth Good re- siding southwest of springdaie. who VIII ststt ia Washington for some tim They left Tuesday afternoon. and We're eomfanied as far as None. Mo. bt Miss Joy =Eichlyt #er.
 Mrs E II Bryant, who was call d here by the sickness and death # Ter half-sister, Mrs Nora Wool sey at Wyman. returned Sunday to aai home at Westyille, Okla
 Will Ingrum. of the City Meat Market. who has bsen sick for the past two or three weeks. IS recoy- 3ering
 Geo F Butcher. who put the signs of a number of business men in the concrete walk near tie Aud itorIum. authorizes The News to say that he will pay a reward of B for information leading to the detection Of any person found mutilating or interfering in any way with these signs.
 Rev E C Browning, we'll known to number of Springdale D ople, recently resigned as pastor Of ore of the Christian churches in Little Rock, and has gone west to make his home with a son He was one of the veteran ministers of the Christian Church. and was formAr- Iy state secretary
 Jno k Woodruff and family left 'atser part of las week for Fore smith where they will make their hone. Mr. Woodruff travels for a Font smith wholesale house and there are moving Il re so that h. can be nearer his work e. V Hudson and family have moved in- to the Woodruff property
 W NJ Miller of Waurika, Okla was here a few days ago and clos ed deal for the Fink farm of thirty acres north Of town ( A. Walker of Floss, Okla, was also here and purchased the Butler place of , acres southwest of town. Both gentlemen expect to move here lat ter on and make theeir homes
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 Quite number of subscriptions to The News expired September l To those who have not renewed