The Springdale news., 1913-08-29

days ago from Wellston, Okla, his health failing out there. He has improved considerably since coming here, and about the first of the year expects to move his family back to their farm west of Spring dale
 While at church services Mon day evening Mrs W. B Brogdon had an attack of heart trouble, and for a snort time her condition wal quite serious She was removed to the home of Rev Walters, and vas able to b. taken home Tuesday ev- ening
 Milired Olive, seventeen months old daughter of MT and Mrs. Geo Sullivan. died Wednesday after an illness dating back to May Fun eral services were held al the resi- denee yesterday. conducted by Rev A L Cline, pastor NJ E. Church. South, and the remains Were inter- d in Bluff Cemetery
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 R E Trone. living out beyond Elm Springs. has ben enjoying visit from his son, Milt Trone, and family of Pawnee, Okla. Mir. Tfone made the trip from Pawnee in Ford automobile. They left for home Tuesday accompanied by Miss Olive Munson. who will visit over there for couple of weeks
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 Geo r. Quicker has just com pIeted a concrete walk along the east side q tho Auditorium grounds. the walk being paid for by a num- ber of the business men who put signs on the walk. The letters are of solid brass, sunk in the con crete. and will probably b. there ts l5ng as she walk remains.
 Ms Befe Phillips.. who has been Ita Louis fos several days past. has aa -ptea position tn miiIi- n4ry ore al Glaremore, Ok a. aad went to that point yesterday From st Eaufs=fo enter upon hef# dat4es= II=f sister. Miss Lula is als5 4 G5aremees. =Ndere=she will sp mi some tfm= for the benefit ot= aer health=
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 Ts E. Tom Candle has. len en=# 5gsaza ftstt the past few jays rom =at5 thrae= daughters Mrs Bo- la S5esroa and Mrs. Lizzie swofford 5t Mlskogee. Okla and Mrs Effie aier of Van Baren Ed eaadle and famtI3 of Pttkin were also up for l snort visit Mrs Mieir was call ed home Tuesday night by the crit iaa1 Illness of NIT Miair's mother
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 | mat5ess, which had be plac- ed oa.ya t6e roof of the bakery to sun bg the operators at the teIe- paoHe 5fflee caught fire Thursday afternoon of last week, and caused enough excitement to bring out the fir company l. is supposed som one threw a lighted match or ci- gar stub out of the telephone of- fiee Vbi h st fire to the mattress
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 Mrs John Looney of Lowell djed We tuesday of tuberculosis at the Sanitorium at Bonneville where she had D aen taking treatment Her casa was considered hopeless. and Nr Eooney was preparing 10 take the train for Bonneville to bring her home when the message rame announcing her death Mr Looney and Dr Harrison left for Boone vile Wednesday 10 bring tha boir baek for burial
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 The N-Ws received a plea-an zai eesteHfay morning rom H B Fan- Hoose ot EIkinS and P P. EauHo Of Sulphur Ciry Tie former .s in busin=ss a Elkins and eame ID to oarehas l supp of goods from tbe wholesaIe drug house of W C. Own bey They were shown oyer the town and surrounding country by NJ Ownbey and Roy Joyce, his travel ing presantative, and both were well pleased with their visit H B VanHoose liked SpringdaIe 30 vel that he made arrang ments while here to send his son to school at this place
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 Cons .derable stir was created iu Springdale latter part of last week when telephone subscribers calling for Fayetteville We're informed that there would be a charge of 15 cents for talking with that point Sueh kick was made that the order was suspended, whether temporarily or permanently is not known Local employes Of the company say the