The Springdale news., 1914-04-24
Of Ioea! 'nnterest.

c. J. Chapman came down from Springfield, Mo, last week to look after his apple orchard southeast of town
 Mr and Mrs. s. w. Clark arrived home Friday night from Fort Smith, where they spent the past five months
 Mrs. Ada Lane and family return ed Thursday morning from Ray, Arizona. where they have been spending some time visiting Mir Lane.
 Rev J. W House, who has been ill for some days past, was taken to Fort Smith Monday night and will receive treatment at Sparks Me morial Hospital.
 Mrs. W. G. Thompson and son Clinton left Thursday morning for Argenta. where they will visit for some two weeks with Mrs. Harry Weidemeyer, daughter of the former.
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 Misses Banks and Brazeale of Rogers are endeayoring to organize brass band at this place A meet ing will be held some time next week to try and perfect such an organiza- tion.
 Announcements have been received in Springdale of the birth of daugh- ter to Mir. and Mrs Harvey Davis, at Wichita, Kansas Mrs. Davis will be better remembered as Miss Joye Langston.
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 Apple orchards are now in bloom, and it is one of the heaviest known for years. It is ideal weather for pollenizing, and if it so continues throughout the week growers are anticipating a record breaking fruit crop.
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 Mrs E. A. Goldsborough who has been at Yates Center, Kansas, for some time past. having been called to that place on account of the ill., ness of her daughter, came in Satur day of last week and will spend a Week or two here visiting friends.
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 Benny Graham has sold his busi- hess, known as the Peoples Variety Store, to WV. Cooper, who came in few days ago from Southwest ern Texas. Mr. Cooper and family are occupying the Fredricks proper ty out on the west end of Emma Avenue.
 C. l. Dodson and C. H. Hewitt are among those who have recently purchased automobiles in Springdale, the former getting a ford run-about from Ingalls, Bryan at Fayetteville and the latter a handsome, six-cyl- finder, ven-passenger Studebaker from Earl East of this place.
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 Oryille Woods arrived home Sun day evening from Morris, Okla, where he had been looking over some oil property in which he is in- terested. His company recently sank well, which proved to be a non-producer, but as other valuable wells have been brought in on near by property they are not discouraged at all, and will probably drill again.
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 Vernon Brooks has had plated Brooks Addition. known as the old Glaypool property, east of the rail- road. There are forty-five lots in the addition, some of them being splendid building sites. It is the intention of Mir Brooks to move his residence further back from the street and erect business house where the residence now stands The east side is growing.
 l. 7. + Miss Winnie Blakemore. daughter of J. F.. Blakemore, residing south east of Springdale, who has been taking treatment for several months past at the State Sanitarium for tu berculosis at Bonneville, returned home last week. and it is thought she has recovered from the disease She was accompanied home for a short visit by Miss Meta Moore who has a position in the sanitari, um Miss Winnie expects to leave soon for Hayerland, Kan, to spend the summer with her sister at that place.
 
 Arrangements for the annual ban.