The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
Of Local Interest.

i "V1h ilO 1Aeip " AAA N ttN N'NSN been selling apples.
 Mrs. W. H. Holoomb was out from Fayetteville Saturday and Sunday visiting with friends.
 C. A Rugel arrived home a few days ago from Crosett, where he had been selling apples.
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 Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Harris went down to Fayetteville Monday for a brief visit with relatives.
 ]. G. PendergraSs has been con fined to his bed for tue past few days on account of sickness.
 The News had a birthday last week, and with this issue enters upon it's twenty seventh year
 Len Fletcher went over to West vile, Ok, Monday where he ex- poets to do some of his artistic sign writing
 Art Davis and Ben Smith left Monday afternoon for Waterloo, Iowa, expecting to secure employ ment near that place.
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 Miss Elsie McQuaid arrived home yesterday morning from Oklahoma l City where she has been spending a few months with an aunt.
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 The past week has been fine strawberry weather, and it is ex- peeted that home grown berries will be on the market next week.
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 AIr and Mrs. Bruce Holcomb were out from Fayetteville Sunday yis- iting with the parents of the lat ter.
 Mrs Harvey Davis came in Mon day from Sonora and will spend the week visiting with friends and at the home of her fatter, ] M. Lang ston
 Miss Maud Greenhouse came out from Johnson Friday and spent a few days visiting in springdale, the guest of her friend. Miss Dola Dyes
 Mrs. l.. F Bushnell and daughter Miss Gladys. who had been up on d visit to relatives and friends, re turned Monday 10 their home al Quinton, Ok.
 Mrs. q. A. Graves left Wednes- day morning for Grove. Ok, where she will spend the remainder Of the week visiting with her daughter, Mrs. WI. Forbes.
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 Mss Katherine Tucker arrived Saturday afternoon from Ft. Smith and spent couple of days visit ing with friends. She was guest of Miss Lena Hewitt
 Mel Collier came up Monday af- ternoon from Prairie Grove and spent few hours mingling with friends He made The News pleas ant cal while in town.
 " R Bird and daughter Miss Freda went over to Gentry Monday to attend the funeral of W. NJ Gregory, step-father of the former. who died Sunday afternoon.
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 Items from Cane Hill, Spring Val Hey, Sonora and Whitener reached us too late for publication this week These. together with other matter intended for publication this week will be printed in next issue.
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 Mrs. ]. s. Ewalt left Tuesday af- ternoon for Great Bend, Kansas, in response to message announcing the death of her brother. H C. Diff fenbaeher, which occurred Monday,
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 Mr. and Mrs. N. Q. Moneyhun of Anderson, Ind, who had been here visiting the formers brother. J R Moneyhun, left a few days ago for Denver. Colo. for q visit Mrs Whetzeleek Of Elsmore. Mo- Who had been here for few days visiting with friends left sunday night for her home She was the guest of Mrs. G. c Martin while here
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 Mrs E W House has been i'll for the past few days, and arrange ments are being made to take her to Fort Smith Saturday where she can have special treatment. Her little daugh- ters will go to Marion County to- day to visit with their grandmother
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 Howard Ewalt and Uric Graham left Saturday afternoon for Great Bend, Kan. Howard will try out for a position on a ball team in the Central Kansas League, while Uric expects to secure employment. l < < !.
 Iyerson Barr and Robert Hess left "Wednesday afternoon for Se- attle. Washington, where they will seek employment Iverson was a member of the band at this place and his departure will be felt by this organization
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 Vance Gallaher came in Thurs day night of last wapk from Janlfp