The Springdale news., 1914-05-22

week, which resulted in his death. Deceased was 75 years of age.
 Rev. W. P. Hail arrived Monday from Wolf City, Texas and is spend ing the week visit ng with his fam fly, who are visiting at the home of Mrs Halls parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Sanders
 Allan Gates and wife and Miss Hallie Medley, of Fayetteville, who accompanied bridal party from Fayetteville to Eureka Springs. stopped over in Springdale between trains Wednesday afternoon
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 Rome Riley, who formerly resided at this place, hat=who is now located at Albion, Okla, where he is employ ed in the telegraph service came in Sunday night and is spending a few days visiting friends in Springdale.
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 The case of Carlos Hewitt, who is charged by Isaac Carriger, with us- ing abusive language, and which was Set for hearing Monday in the Jus tice Court of k. L. Atwood, was post poned until Saturday of next week.
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 The University Of Arkansas had college romance Wednesday when Miss Florence Miller, of Van Buren. aIa Nf quietly married. Both were students in the university, the groom being a Junior
 MT and Mrs. J. H. Fletcher left Wednesday evening for St. Louis, where they will spend several days visiting their daughter, Mrs. NJ. Null lins and will also attend the Page ant, They expect to be away about 'hree weeks.
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 Dr. and Mrs r B. Young left Saturday night for Little Rock and from there to Fl Dorado to attend the annual meeting of the Arkansas State Medical Society, of which Dr. Young is president. They wilf re turn tomorrow
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 H. C. Bliss arrived in Springdale Saturday evening from Towner, Colo, and is now at home with his parents on west Emma Avenue Mr Bliss drove through in a Ford runabout, and made the trip from Towner in four days.
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 Chas. Smyer= left Monday afternoon for Jay. Okla, where he will spend the greater partof the week looking after real estate. interests and from there will probably make visit to the oil well near Morris, in which he is interested
 
 Harry Mathews came in Saturday morning from St Louis and went out on White River where Mrs. Mathews is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs J. x. Coger. Harry is city sales man for Burnhart Bros. X Spindler, a printers supply house in St. Louis. Mrs A. E. Goldsborough, who had been here visiting with friends, left Friday for Yates Center, Kan, where she is making her home with her She returned sooner than she ex- pected on account of word that her daughter was i'll.
 C. B. Glover and daughter, Miss Francis, Of Jordan Valley, Oregon, arrived Wednesday morning and will spend several days visiting with rel atiyes ill this section Mir Glover is brother of Mrs. T. J. Davis, of this place and G. c. Glover of Elm Springs.
 Wednesday and Thursday of last week were official Cleanup Days but after the cleanup started, there seems to be no "let-up and every day has been cleanup day" since The city has had wagon and team busy all the time hauling away trash.
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 sam Stokes suffered severe at tack of acute collie at his home Sun- day afternoon, and for a short time fears were entertained for his recoy- cry Medical attention gave some relief, and by Monday his condition was considerably relieved, and all danger passed
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 The News is in receipt of com munication from W. R. Barnes. who recently resided in this section, but who is now an inmate of the Confed- crate Home at Sweet Home, this state, in which he requests us to mention through our colums that he is getting along nicely and still re- members his friends i'll this section very kindly.