The Springdale news., 1913-09-26

Carter and Misses Katherine Banta and Beatrice O'Neal
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 IL has be-u suggested that now would be an opportune time for farmers to SOW wheat and rye forr winter and spring pastue On ao- count Of the high price of grain hay, etc. good pasture will b. valuable asset to every person hay ing stock to feed
 The sixty-uinth birthday of Ms Elizabeth Boydsgou was celebrated Monday by q family reunion Among the children pre ent wele Tom Boydston and family and Mrs Mol lie HuIs5y of Humble Texas N c. Wade q Vernon County, Mo, and Bob BoEdstau of Nashville, this state
 Mr. and Mrs. W A. Graves and 3lr. and Hrz. w G Owubey went 8B to Rogers Monday evening and witnessed the performance by the Gertrude Ewing company. and pro- n9aaeea t eXs lent The company opened q three nights engagement at the Auditorium ia Sprngdale Thursday night.
 h travelling around over the country t fs nor a difficult matter te tell where the roads have been drag zed Where the drag has been u9sd t4e road is hard and smooth and where t has hot been used it ls rough and cut up, adding greatly to the ineonYeuienee of all kinds of travel
 Mr. and Mrs E !. Miles and daughter, who had been here on a visit, left Monday morning for their home at Newton. Iowa They made the trip down i'll all automobile and returned the same way. This was their first visit to SpringGale, and they were well pleased with our town and the surrounding country.
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 r Merrill. local manager for the Southwestern Telephone Com pany. who was Te eutly forced to give up his work on account of i'll health. going to his home at Helena to feeHperate. will not return to speiHgdaIe C. A NJ Johnson, manager at Rog rs. will also have supervision of the business in Spring dale
 Eight ear. of apples Were shpp- ad from spriugdale Wednesday night making total of 46 cars for the szason. THe priezs range from $1.30 pr barrel fou WindfaHs to S225 for ext1a goad stock Quite a num- F54Hf hat -a5 #a bulk FHe price of eyaporatsd q feuit k still strong. being quoted at cents on the local mark f. The efaRefators ale fafine 25 cents aeH basAea Iar ? e!ezs
 ! s,s. II i.5i=i.7. e o i att uaiae the TYIzsfafe FaiE Memphis. r mn. @Hita= la HaHn that the latter took-fiest frlzs O. yellow corn a. tHe=tai5 -fa connection with corn ff8.a. fs1s ssafe. Tennessee and Miss lssippi Jim is accused ot having bought tbe con facm some of the fam Zt5=Zs surrounding count but d=s# HetEhboss testify that gfeR If Ffsht here in town.
 Tla N C. T t. met al the home of Ms Stu3diyant last Mon tit HIt tGI3N tII@ OALiNtl . N'A z elected Pres. Ms Blanche Sur di9aHt. Eise Pres Mrs. I E Trout man. Cor Sec Ms NJ. C. Hick- man. Ree Sec Ms l.. c. William soa: Treas. Ms Gertrude Went worth Plans were made for Mottar,. meetihg 10 be held the second Monday Il o tob Sec
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 Six automobile loads of FaEette- Fl1e boostess afriv in Sprin gda e Tuesaay morning on a tour of sur rounding towns advertising the coun-y faie opening at Faye ev Il next TH day The cars of W. C.. 0Anh#x and l H Myers joined then hHre. and Low |. RogaIs ard Ben- tonYiile WerH visited taking din- Hee at tAe latteH plaaa The return tip was made ny way Of Cav SJftHss. m Springs and Ton itoWn. Lit e3tuIe advert sing the fair was q distributed al asoag the route Glen Martin. pie 30. and clyde Thomp- son and Fla old Smithern an, drums, went along With the party and hts#Dfd m attract attention