The Springdale news., 1914-10-09

i to the usual standard This was the first time in the history of the Uni vefsity, that college team of the state had crossed their goal line.
 Mrs. C. R. Boaz, of Lyons, Texas, came in latter part of last week and is spending several days here visiting at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Sparkman
 Frank Catt, an old settler in this section. died at his home near HeW it Springs Tuesday night. Deceased was over so years of age at the time of his death, and was well known through this section Tuner al services were held at Bluff Gem etery Wednesday afternoon conduct ed by Rev. C. F. Walters. pastor of the Second Baptist Church. Inter ment immediately following De ceased was survived by three child ren, his wife having died several years ago.
 
 R. l.. Atwood left latter part of the week for south Arkansas, where he will sell apples for Harris & Clay pool. He expects to be away several weeks. and during his absence has made arrangements for parties de- siring an execution from a judgment in his court to call on Justice Graves. 1 Squire Atwood was reelected at the recent election, and has quite lot of business in his court, none of which will suffer during his absence, as Squire Graves will look after a great majority of it.
 Another fire alarm was turned in Monday afternoon about six o'clock, but the blaze was eXtinguished be fore the arrival of the fire company The fire started in the four room cot tage of John Young, on Main Street, near the residence of NJ. Berry. Very little damage was done, as the family occupying the residence discovered the fire, which started from a defec- tive flue, before it had gone far enough to amount to anything.
 The remains of Mrs. Frank Sar- geant, Of Winslow, who fell on the streets Of that city latter part of last week, at about five o'clock in the afternoon, stricken with appop- lexy. were brought to Springdale latter part of last week, and inter- Ted in Bluff Cemetery. Funeral ser vices were conducted by Rev (. r. Walters, of this place The deceased formerly resided in Springdale and was known better as Mrs. Teeter. Mr. Sergeant was at one time engag- ed in the photograph business at this place.
 At the regular meeting of the City Council Tuesday night talks were made regarding the city pub fishing each week the complete re- port of the police docket A crap game" Sunday afternoon of this week resulted in some $60 being added to the treasury of the city, and the Ieity dads are of the opinion that little publicity to the matter will have an effect of stopping such past time, more than all the fines. The Dc lice docket would make interesting reading matter to some people, while to others it would not be so inter estine.s
 The ladies of springdale are most cordially invited to attend the tea at the home of Mrs. Hankins next Monday Oct 12th, under the au- spices of the w C. T. U. The silver offering which will be re ceiyed is to be used to defray the expenses of the delegate to the State Convention held at Van Bur en this month. Members of the Union are requested to meet at two o'clock for d short business ses- sion. The program for the after noon will begin at 2:3o. Come bring your friends and have d good time See. ANOTHER FREE TOLL