The Springdale news., 1913-07-04

ed and read twice creating the of flee of night vat | Action on the petition to put up ohi kens vas laid over until next meeting
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 Mrs H C. Hankius and little daughter Elizabeth, who had been here visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs ] j. Wayt. left Wednesday afternoon for Skidmole. Mo. to join Mir Hankins who is conducting a meeting at that plare.
 The News received crate Of cherries Wednesday from The Dall- es. Oregon, sent by C. l. Davis There were four varieties, Bing, Royal Ann, OK Heart and Lam bert. The cherries are the finest ever seen in this section and have at tracted much attention in the win dow of the News office.
 Mrs P R. Smith and children, of Little Rock, who have been at Park Springs Hotel for several days left Monday for Sprjngdale where they will be house guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Perkins. Mrs. Perkins was formerly Miss Edith Clark, and they have most love- ly country home e.-Bentonyiile Sun
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 Nr and Mrs Jas " BuPree of Oklahoma City arrived tn Spring. ] dale Thursday evening for brief visit with relatives and friends. They had been to Chicago attend ing a meeting of the Interstate G3ttonsesd Crushers' Association. Nr. DuPree was elected member of tae governing committee from Oklahoma
 Al I meeting of the school board Monday night Warren Ingold was chosen as second assistant at the Hisa school Mr Ingold is a grad uats of the University of Missouri at Co umb.a and Chicago University, and comes we'll recommended He is at present making his home at Fayetteville. having come to this section for the ben fit of his wife $ health
 Rev. Walters, pastor of the Sasoad Baptist Church. accompanied by his family, went over to Monte Ne last week to attend the B. '. P. U Assembly, which opende sun day aaa closes next Sunday They took tent along with them and will enjoy out door life Quite a number of Springdale people went oYes to attend the opening exercis es Sunday.
 Hoa $ F. Mars of tie Favette- vile Daily. who has been reeuperat- ing q Hot Springs for few weeks past. returned to his home at Fay etteyle Sunday, and now We may expect more ginger in the Daily than ever, not that the sub-editors haven't been doing fairly good job, but after man renews bis youth at the famous springs he just naturally feels spry.
 The ladies of the "Wednesday Club have made quite an improvement in the appearance of the small park since taking charge of it. The grounds have been nicely cleaned, seats put in and swings put up for the convenience of children. Flee tr.e lights have also been strung through out the park, which are paid for by the club. It makes a very attractive looking place at night
 At meeting of the directors of tha Peach Growers Exchange held last week F. C. Robb was elected se retary and treasurer to succeed tae late Dr. NJ Bowden, and Wilson eaedNeH was chosen as salesman | was also decided to employ five expert packers as inspectors. who wii b. here throughout the shipp- iag season IL is the intention of the SpHingdale Peach Growers Ex- change to spare no effort to have the pack first class in every re speet
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 There has been all sorts of trouble at the News office the past week caused by the fact that our Johnson package of papers went astray last week. The News force is confident the package was mail ed. and We cannot account for its failure to reach Johnson unless the package was wrongly addressed, in which case 1t should have been re-