The Springdale news., 1913-03-21
Of Local Interest.

and c. l.. Perkins attended the dis trict medical meeting at Rogers 
 Neal Vance and Oren Thompson left Sunday morning for Bonham. Texas, for a try-out on the pitching staff of the base ball team at that place
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 Elmer and Corbett Lane, sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lane of this place, left Saturday afternoon for Wash, where they ex- pect to secure employment.
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 Mrs. Millie Lock, who had been with her mother, Mrs. L. P. west of town since Christ mas, left Tuesday afternoon for her home at Bellingham. Wash.
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 Ed Clark and Sam Hill, two men residing at Huntsville, took the train here Saturday for Im- perial Valley, California. where they expect to secure employment.
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 l.. NJ. Graham, who had been en- gagged in the commission business in Texas for few months past. came in Tuesday from Sulphur Springs and will be here the re- mainder of the week visiting with his family and friends.
 The business of the Cash Grocery owned by J H. Fletcher and & F. Clarkson, has been sold to the Fair Stores, and the inven- tory is now being taken C. ". Hudson, formerly of Harrison, will have charge of the local store
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 Judge J. W Lewis is making a decided improvement in the appear ance of his residence property in the southwest part of town by the of new room and two porehes His home has always been one of the neatest and best kept in the town
 Mrs. z. \. Furry arrived home few days ago from Brundige, Texas. where she had been spending a few weeks with her sister Brundige is down in the lower part Of Texas. and Mrs. Furry reports having had a plea ant visit but was glad. ney= 10 get hack to Afkansas
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 R R Cook. who formerly fezi3= ed out hear Wager. ame in Tues 'ay afternoon from Leonard, Texas, waer he has been making his home for some years past He was en- gagged in the grocery business in Texas. and having recently sold out is now thinking of returning To tHis seatien to make his home
 II c Hunt returned Sunday night from St Louis, being accom- panied by Mrs. Solon Hunt and lit tie son. Solon came in Wednesday from business trip south in the interests of the company by whom he is employed, and after short visit here he and his family will re turn to their home in St. Louis.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Cagle left this Uraal for Ni.a1ia Go1 +o ,,aly a their home with their son-in-law, Jas. Cox. Mr Cagle has lived in Springdale for number of years. having lost his eyesight a few years ago He is an old Confederate sol dier. and has ben a familiar figure with his hand-organ at reunions and public gatherings throughout this section
 Mrs Tom Jones, who will be bet Ter remembered by Springdale peo- pie as Miss Blanche Parker, ar rived Monday from Elgin. III. for a visit with her sister, Mrs. N G Ownbey. Since their marriage few years ago Mr. and Mrs Jones have been making their home at Elgin, but they expect to locate at some point in the west, to which place Mrs. Jones will go after her visit here
 Oscar Meth recently placed little ad in The News telling about some wire which he wished to sell, and he tells us that for two days after the paper appeared he was kept busy answering telephone calls from people who wanted to buy wire He sold all he had and could have sold much more What that little ad did for Mir Meth it will do fer you if you have some thing you want to sell
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 This section had a touch of winter latter part of last week, with of about 22 above Sunday morning. From the best in