The Springdale news., 1913-06-13

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 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petross and little daughter arrived Monday morn. ing from Fl Paso. Texas, for a wis it with the formers parents, Mir here for about ten days Earl has position in the dispatcher's of flee of the G II. X $. A. railroad at Fl Paso.
 Mrs H. C. Hankins and children arrived Saturday Iii 3ht from Liber- ty, Mo, for a visit with the form CTS parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Wayt' Mrs. Hankins will leave in two or three weeks to join MT Hankins in some meetings, leaving the two older children here with their grandparents.
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 Miss Ulah Oldham, who has been attending school at Lindsburg, Kan, for the past three years, arrived Sunday for a visit with relatives and friends. She graduated at the close of the recent term of school From here she will go to i.afeta, Colo, to join her mother, who is making her home at that pla g.
 Some of the Socialists are ar ranging for picnic and celebration at Stults' mill, two miles Northwest of Springdale. on July 4 In the Robert R. Sexton on the subject. What the Fourth Means,' and in the afternoon speech by Mrs J W Pennington on the subje t, The Evolution of Liberty
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 Information has reached Spring dale of the death of Jack Lowry, son of AIr. and Mrs C. F. Lowry, who formerly lived in springdale, going from here to lola, Kan. Their son, Who was a trayeiing man, contract ed ptomaine poison while on the road, and died later at his home in Kansas City. being survived by wife and four children
 Miss Nola Berry arrived home Wednesday of last week from Bonneville where she had been for several months taking treatment at the state sanitarium for tubercular trouble Her friends are pleased to know that she was greatly benefitt- ed-by- -herZstay down there J T. Nelson went down 10 Bonneville Monday for treatment at the same institution.
 Mrs Emily kennan and Mrs. An nice WiIks of Huntsville arrived in springdale last week from Rochest- CT, Minn.. where they had been to have all operation performed on the former. The operation was success. and Mrs kennan returned much improved After a short vis- it in springdale win their brother. l. T. Lane they went to their home a Hindsville
 
 Lee Graham, living north of town. sold raspberries here satur- day for $1.75 Der crate They were packed in pint boxes. and the price Of $l.15 Fer crate is equal to $3.5o per crate as ordinarily packed in quart boxes Time formerly was when raspberlies were shipped from here in large quantities. but Q recent wears their growing has been somewhat neglected
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 Frank Parfott. who has been conducting the Peoples Meat Mark ct for some time past, has closed out the meat business and will give his attention solely to the ice business for the D. esent. He ex- poets later on to open up in the m at business again Mr. Parrott says t Is impossible to secure good beef eattle now and he prefers to wait until he can gel better stock.
 At the meeting of the city coun- Hil Tuesday night a deal was closed with c. X Rugel for an addition to Bluff Cemetery. The new addi- ton includes a strip sixty-three feet wi ie along the east side of the cem- etery. and strip on the north wide enough for i've lots Consideration $l.5oo. On account Of the adyanc- ine price of land it will be neeess- afy 10 raise the price of lots in the f me cry.
 At the meeting Of the board of trustees of University of Arkansas held at Fayetteville this week, Prof J. C. Futrall was chosen as acting president of the University. Prof ReN unlds fnrnlar a ctinn ,rostd do,.