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The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
Napanee X PocahontaS.
B BALDWIN,.

Grandma King has been worse for several days past.
 Ed Roberts and wife visited in Harris Sunday afternoon.
 The new bridge across the Middle Fork at Harris is a splendid struet- ure.
 Rev. Beaman filled his appoint ment at Baldwin Saturday night and Sunday.
 Wm. Roberts, Sr. has purchased the 35-aere farm of Robert Drain neal Fayetteville.
 Mrs. Myrtle Roberts and two children visited relatives in Benton County recently.
 Mrs. Geo. Mhoon was taken to the hospital at Fayetteville and operat- ed on for appendicitis.
 The roads from Harris to Bald win are outrageous, being muddy and cut up with wagons.
 Glen Couch. little son of Henry Couch, who has been i'll for four weeks past, is now reported to have pneumonia.
 The road drag is being used thru Baldwin Township. and as result our roads are in very good condition and free from holes and ruts.
 Miss Dunesy Cleveland is suffer ing very much from stomach trouble having been i'll for nine weeks. Dr Thurman is the attending physician
 Mrs Dora Mussellman of Meridi an, Kan, has been visiting relatives on Round Mountain for three weeks past, having come here for the birth day anniversary of her father, Greer Mhoon
 Jesse Moore, our Baldwin merchant has purchased another power spray ] CT. He and his brother Peter arc l trying to head off the bugs. Jesse has two nice orchards of bearing apple trees.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
------ ------ FRIENDSHIP.

Ben Anglin of Elm Springs has moved on MT Worlds place.
 Most of our farmers will be busy spraying their orchard this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luther Lewis of Mountain Home visited home folks Sunday.
 Little Esther Tillman is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Line barger at Springdale.
 Mir and Mrs. Ed Aired of Spring dale visited with Joda Parson Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Harvey Jones happened to a bad accident last Friday by cutting his foot while chopping wood.
 There was singing at L. L. Aust in's Sunday night. All reported a nice time and good singing.
 Rev Miller Of Round Mountain filled his regular appointment at Friendship Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev Smith of Little Rock, Bap- tist State Missionary, preached for us at Friendship last Friday night.
 Mir. World has erected new build ing on his place known as the old Holcomb Mountain east of Hewitt Springs.
 Austin Ownbey has gone into the berry business. lie has got all that portion of the land planted in straw berry's lying between house and the barn.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
SPRINGTOWN.

Health is fairly good in this yicin. ity at present.
 Mrs. Ebert King is visiting rela- tiyes in Oklahoma this week
 J. NJ Richardson was driving oy- CT the country first of the week gathering up eggs.
 Brown Griner and family also Mr. and Mrs Harris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Buck Glass.
 Mrs. J NJ Richardson and daugh- ter Miss Helen spent Friday after noon with Mrs. \. L. Goddard.
 Every fellow had a smile on his face Monday afternoon ease they were tfekled' to see it raining.
 Most every one says the strawber- ry crop will be light this year on ac- count of the hard freeze just before Easter.
 Most all of the peaches are killed around here but We look for a fine apple crop if nothing more happens to them.
 Alf Elam must think he would like to be Hello boy as he spent Sunday afternoon at the central of flee here.
 Miss Opal Davidson, who has been visiting her sister out in Oklahoma. came home Saturday evening and i Bert was all smiles Sunday.
 Mrs. Hamilton Fair and children of Centerton spent Saturday night and Sunday here with her father and mother, Mr and Mrs Wm. Dodg, on.
 Mrs. A. B. Bell and daughter Mrs. Will Glass, both of the Crown neigh. borhood are spending this week in Oklahoma with the formers son Clarke Bell.
 Rev. E. F. Rice of Springdale fill. ed his regular appointment here Sat urday evening and Sunday also Sun day night. Some very interesting sermons were listened to. ] Lee Skillern must have some at
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
Blondy
 ZION

C, L. Cardwell is on the sick list. Mrs Burner is here from Oklaho- ma visiting her daughter. Mrs Lee Keely
 Spring is very late and d great many Of the farmers gre not through planting
 Mir. and Mrs. George Eidson are entertaining some Chicago friends this week.
 Mrs. John Nelson is slowly improv- ing She was able to return to her home last week.
 Mrs. ]. B. Fox and little grand daughter, Elsie, who have been quite sick are much better.
 Benjamin A. seabolt and Miss Eu- lah Hall were united in the holy bonds of matrimony April 16th, Rev. Tomp Boyd officiating Honulula extends congratulations.
 Mir. Festler of Iowa, who has been spending the winter in California, came this way on his return trip to see Northwest Arkansas and visit his niece, Mrs. J. Rairden and oth- CT relatives. Mir Festler says when he left Imperial valley the thermom- eter registered 100 in the shade.
 Honulula.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
HAB ERTON.
E A. R..

Strawberry fields are looking very promising for a good crop. Mir and Mrs. A J. Stone attended church at Jay Bird Sunday at II a. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Harp are nov ing on Homer's fathers farm to-day, Tuesday.
 Miss Jessie Sherrod is visiting her sister, Mrs. Otto Slaughter of Tah- lequah, Okla.
 Harry and Miss Hazel Barr of Lowell were guests at the Nelson home Friday and Saturday.
 A. J. Smith of Richland View is visiting his daughters. Mrs. c. O.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
 Iohnney
SPRING GCREEk.

The timber has begun to look green.
 There was singing at J. K Bar ron's Sunday night
 Rev Smith, the State Missionary, preached at this place Sunday.
 Miss Ina Ballinger is visiting her parents out east of Springdale.
 Born, to Mr and Mrs. Willie Sharp, Monday, April 18th, son.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Downum of Harrison have been visiting with Alex Downum and family.
 Carrie Atkison visited with her uncle, H. J. Atkison at Springdale Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Jon Robbins happened to a very painful accident latter part of the week, when she fell striking her chest on tub bruising her consider ably.
 Earl Atkison and Miss Medah Pogue attended the baccalaureate sermon al Springdale Sunday and spent the rest Of the day at II. J. Atkison's
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
William W ell Wisher.
 GOSHEN.

Miss Eliza Mayfield returned home from Fayetteville Saturday.
 Little Tommie Smith was quite sick for q few days last week.
 Lucius Parker was out from Hinds- vile visiting his parents last week.
 Some of the Goshen people attend. cd the baptising at Sanders Mill Sunday.
 Mrs. Edyth Wages and baby of Fayetteville are spending the week with relatives here.
 Fred Parker and family Of oklaho- ma are visiting the formers uncle, A. J Parker, and family,
 Mrs Lizzie Hayes of Johnson wis tied her parents. MT. and Mrs. John Clark, few days last week.
 Charley Shuman of Wyman and Miss Pearl CuIwell of near Goshen were married Sunday afternoon.
 Mr and Mrs Ed Walker of neal Fayetteville visited the latter's par ents, Mir and Mrs. Dock Phillips Sun day.
 Miss Clyta Clark came out from Fayetteville and spent Saturday ant Sunday with her parents, Mr. ant Mrs. Ashley Clark
 All the men and boys are spend ing most of their time on the riyel this week. Wess Mayfield made tht luckiest catch we have heard of. H. caught ten pound red horse Mon day night.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

Rev Helpler of Shady Grove spent Saturday night with John Prun CTS.
 Miss Averil Shelley is teaching a very successful term of school at this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Savage spent the day with Mir. and Mrs. John Barnes Sunday.
 We notice Dale Petross is putting in quite a crop Of corn and potatoes. That looks suspicious Dale.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mark Kinds have moved to the Truman Cannon place where they inted to make their home
 Mrs. John Yeungblood left Friday for Springfield, Mo-, to join her hus- band They intend to make Spring field their home.
 Misses Jessie Pruner, Blanche Halbrook. Averil Shelley and Dale Petross of this place attended church at Spring Valley Sunday night.
 Mrs. Dora Shelley of this place was called to Galena, Kansas, last Tuesday by a telegram announcing the death of her grand daughter, lit tie Ceeile Shelley.
 The blue bird chants from
 The elms long branches, A hymn to welcome the budding
 year.
 The South wind wanders from field tt
 forest and softly whispers;
 The Spring is here.
 April 19 near Huntsville Miss Inez Coger and Mark Hinds were united in marriage, Rev. Owens officiating. Miss Vera Pruner was in attendance as bridesmaid and Carrel Halbrook was best man. The happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for the groom s home near this place. We wish them much happiness and success as they g through life hand in hand.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
When Out of Sorts Start Your Liver
 Working
No Matter What Aids You, Dodson's Liver Tone is Usually Big Help in Getting Well.
 Avoid CaIomei

Nine times out of ten, when you are i'll or out of sorts, your liver is out Of order and getting 1t in order again will make you feel better When your liver is sluggish and tor pid and you are constipated and bil- ious. it is impossible to feel well.
 There was time when great n timber of people took calomel when So troubled. But this is not true today. It has become widely known tat ealome often has had bad after effects and is even dangerous Q many. The use of Dodson's Liver Tone instead of calomel has spread wonderfully because it has proved so beneficial in so many households
 W. C. Ownbey recommends and guarantees Dodson,s $ Liver Tone in stead of calomel and guarantees to refund purchase price t501 to you instantly without question if you are not perfectly pleased with the way ill which 1t relieves you from con stipation, sick headache, biliousness, etc It liyens the liver" and is a pleasant-tastng vegetable liquid. easy to take and causes no pain, no gr.pe, no bad results, no change from your regular duties and habits.
 To test Dodson,s Liver Tone is a sensible matter because you get your money back if you are not satisfied
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
HAIR MAN

Jno. Rankin mother is right poorly at this writing.
 Born. Friday, April 24. to Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Holloway, a son.
 Miss Maud Wright of springdale is visiting in our midst this week. MT. and Mrs Haywood Thompson visited friends at Litterell Sunday. Homer Timmons and wife have the measles but are getting along very we'll
 Miss Ola Farley of near Weding- ton is visiting her brother Harve this week
 Mrs. Sallie Waldrip came in from Bermingham. Wash, Sunday to spend the summer with her brothers. Zack and Ora Lock.
 Aunt Sallie Sullivan was born Ian. 5, 1885 in Cooper County, Mo. Died April 19, 1914 at her home at liar. man. Aunt Sallie has been in noor health most of the winter and sprinp but was not thought to be in a dan gerous condition. Her death came as shock to her many friends.
 Polly Ann.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

On. those stone bruises and stubb- ed toesl
 sWhiPpoor Will" Time for the womsn to get tae stoyeWood now. Blessings on thee. little man. Barefoot boy with cheeks of tan
 Miss April has bid us good bye aft CT quite a bit Of laughing and cry ing.
 Jn5. Clement and Wood Phillips and families went 10 Fayetteville Sat urday.
 Mrs Herbert Johnson of Habber- ton has been visiting her mother Mrs. A. J. smith
 Miss Bassetta Everette of Buck eye visited her sister, Mrs silas Clark, latter part of last week
 Mr and Mrs. Lee TrammeI of Langley visited relatives hree Saturday night and attended the baptising at Sanders Mill Sunday.
 Misses Floy Oliver and Edith Vail spent Saturday nieht with Evelyn. After attending the baptsing they re- turned 10 their home at Mcguire
 Would like awfm well to see a lot Of new scholars Monday morn l ing. Master Noid Wilson of Habber- lon got home sick and left us last week
 They had turkey for dinner at Mir. Clements one day last week. MT. Clement shot Tt what he thought was an owl and killed turkey, hence, the turkey dinner"
 Everyone working now. Some spraying apples, some planting corn. some doing one thing, and some an other. No room for drones in this neighborhood just now
 We had the pleasure of seeing and speaking with several of The News correspondents Sunday There were Indian Maiden, Tempest and Sun shine, Starbeam and k. < S., and I wonder why k X 5. don't write again?
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
WESLEY.
are still raging.

Measles are still raging. ProfZW. F. Mayes of Wyman was in our midst Sunday.
 Miss Tommy Johnson enters school a Huntsville this week.
 Born, April 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Littleton Johnson, a son.
 Mrs. Hugh Johnson and baby re- turned from Seligman, Mo, last week
 Miss Blanche Proctor of Whitener spent the weekend with Indian Maiden.
 Alphia Colwell returned to Fay etteylle Sunday after a two weeks visit with relatives and friends. Most every one around here at tended the baptising at Sanders Mill Sunday and spent most enjoyable day
 Vayde Shofner and Otis Counts came out from Fayetteville Friday to visit home folks, returning Sum- day
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

Winfield IosNener or =lolbedu3 al= tended church at the Shed" Satur- day night
 Misses Nora and Bertha Stephen son visited at the W O. Davis home Sunday.
 Calaway Roberts of Oklahoma was here Sunday night, greeting old friends and kinsfolk.
 Mrs. Myrtle Lawson was able to be at church again Sunday after a long and serious illness.
 Rev. F. N. Owens preached at the Shed Saturday. Saturday night and Sunday, also Sunday night.
 Will Ingram and family attended church here Sunday and visited their kinsman, Nose Cook and family. Mrs Laura Mathews and sons Virg- il, and William Hamilton, are here from Vera, Oklahoma, visiting reIa- tiyes and friends.
 Uncle Elm Roberts of springdale, has moved down near War Eagle, hop ing the change will improve his health.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
- - WOODlAW

Farmres of this locality are all about through with corn planting.
 Mir Darby is still at work for MT. Luther at Savoy.
 Miss Olive Munson of Echo Dell at tended Sunday School at this place last Sunday.
 Will Payne and wife of Steele were visitors at the home of Wm. Vandiy-
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
Trammel and Herbert Johnson.

Trammel and Herbert Johnson.
 Mrs. Ollie Nanzant and daughter Miss Maggie were Saturday and Sun day visitors of Sonora relatives.
 The Habberton Literary Society will render a varied program on Sat urday evening, May ?, at s o'clock.
 Mrs..Jno. Nelson, who went to Fayetteville some two weeks ago to undergo an operation for a tumor in her left side, is recovering.
 Mrs. Will Slaughter and children, who have been living in Springdale, for the past few months left last week for Porteryille, Cal, where they join Mir. Slaughter.
 c. o. Trammel has sold his stock of goods and residence property to ]. T. Nelson of Springdale. Invoicing was begun yesterday (Monday), and MT Nelson will take possession at once. Mr. Trammel has not decided as to what he will do yet
 Hozzie Harp came in Monday of last week with his bride, Miss Duck Saffle, of Caps, Tex. The brides former home was at this place, but recently moved to Texas with her parents, and is loved and admired by d large circle of friends at this place Hozzie is one Of our inte1H- gent young farmers. They will make their home with Hozzie's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Wiley Harp. May our best wishes attend them in much happiness.
 Miss Martha Hilton Of this place and Truman Campbell of Goshen, drove over to Rev Thurman near Sonora on Thursday afternoon, Ap= Til 2. and at o'clock the parson solemnized the word that united hem as man and wife. in the pres ence of the brides brother and wife, Mir. and MI. Grover Hilton. Miss Martha has nlybeen in our midst a few months, but has many winning traits and numbers her friends by the score. Truman is a young man of sterling character and commands respect of all. The happy couple will be home to their many friends on the Campbell farm. Sarah Jane joins their many friends in heartiest congratulations.
 Another one has gone,
 To dwell with him who gave; Another darling mother
 Is sheltered in her grave. God needed one more angel mother
 Amidst his shining band,
 And 50 h bent with loving smile,
 And clasp a darling hand
 This single spray of forget me nots is laid in afiectionate rememb- erance on the grave of Mrs. Loeina Johnson, who having reached the end of her long pilgrimage of 76 years, April 23. 1914 she folded her hands in lasting rest and passed in to the mysterious sleep of the grave. Aunt Vina, as she was called by all, was reared in this vicinity and re maned resident until some , years ago, when she moved to So- ] nora with her grandson, Frank Key holds. She has been suffering for several weeks with a cancer on her 1 left side. She was a good woman l full of charity and kind deeds. She was converted while in youth and united with the Methodist church and continued steadfast in her faith, l always pressing onward to the goal. To know her was to love her. She leaves an aged sister, Mrs. Mary Barr, of Fayetteville, two daughters, Mrs Joe Head of Mayfield and Mrs. Monroe Kelley of Texas, a grand son, Frank Reynolds of Sonora, and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her death. She was laid to rest in the Oxford Bend cemetery a this place.
 Sarah Jane.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
CT last Sunday.

CT last sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Parrott of 1 l5pringdale spent Sunday with Mrs. Parrott's brother Charles Pierce and family.
 Several from this vicinity attend ed the funeral services and burial of Aunt Sally Sullivan" which occurred at White Oak Church last Monday afternoon,
 Uncle Bob' and Aunt Susan" Ford are in receipt of a nice box of oranges which were sent to them by their daughter, Mrs Baldwin, who resides away out in California.
 Medea
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
OAK GROVE.

Unete Herman Stark is slowly i'm proving.
 Phillip Spyers went to Fayetteville last Friday on business.
 Tom Mustain of Spring Creek at tended church Saturday and Sunday.
 We are glad to see Mrs. John Dowel1 of Tontitown able to be at church again.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mcqueen and daughter of Johnson attended church at this place Sunday.
 J. NJ. Nicks is building nice house on his farm at Cross Roads where his house was destroyed by fire some time ago.
 Elder Drake of Wheeler was at church Saturday and Sunday and spent Saturday night with Johnney and family.
 Elder Lenard preached Brother Ci- cero Reeds funeral Sunday. There was a large crowd of friends and relatives present MT. Reeds daugh- ter of Harrison, Mrs. Lee Downum was present.
 The Terry children had what might be called family reunion last Sunday. They all met at G. W. McCamey's s on the old homestead of the Terry family Those present were as follows: Mrs Nancy Phil lips and husband. Mrs Elen Camden and family, Kib Terry and Jeff Ter " and wife and Mrs. Sarah McCam ey. These three girls and two boys a, live in this vicinity. Mrs. Ten nie 9asson lives at Westville, Ok, which makes the fourth girl and R. A. Terry lives at Billings, Montana, who is the third boy
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

traction near Johnson switch as he makes a flying trip up there ev- cry Saturday afternoon, returning on Sunday afternoon or Monday morn ing
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
Gypsy.
PILGRIM RES

News is scarce in this vicinity as everybody is farming.
 Miss Blanche Halbrook was a yisi- tor at the school Friday.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

ed on piece of glass and then fell down and knocked some of his teeth out and cut his lip and had to go to the doctor to have it dressed
 From Rose Bud
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

We do most of our blushing for the mistakes of our friends.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
BU kS-SHEO.

Winfield Gosvenor of Colbeaux at tended church at the Shed" Satur- day night.
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
HIGHLAND VIEW.

Indian. Aiaiden.
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kadajiah
The Springdale news., 1914-05-01

Jn5.Z Clement and Wood Phillips nd families went 10 Fayetteville Sat
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Evelyn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-25
M>Erl>D TRANSFERS LEASES.
$4,000 \,ru- in kiowi County Vow IA
Hands 1t shawnee Man

OKIAIIUNN CITY. Jan 81 OG
tud lease. held hy Z " MarAul
r k..wa county, covering about
$1,000 acres lly. been transferred hy
Marard o. g y B0ylan u Shawnee.
and th. school land commission today
approved the transfer The leases
have been ha.1 hy Marland f9r same
time and Cars.a .-tble prospecting has
been done lv him. AS yet only a
trace ~ 90 and gas has been found In
the holes that have been sunk hut q
is believed that something better may
be found later on.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-01-07
GOOD ROADS MOVIES
AT OPERA HOUSE
Free Demonstration Of Con.
crete Road Making
THURSDAY Jan. IS.

On Thursday AFTERNOON, Jan. Is, at
three o'clock p. m, Mr.. E. S. Mac
gowaE, one of the leading road ex-
perts of the country, will deliver talk
at the Willmar Opera House on the
latest adaptation of concrete in road
building. Mr.. Macgowan's lecture will
lie literally illustrated with moving
pictures showing the methods of con-
structing roads and other interesting
features. Slides will show the con-
crete roads Of Wayne county, Mich,
and concrete roads and pavements in
many progressive cities of the coun-
try. This free demonstration lecture
is put on by the Universal Portland
Cement Co., under the auspices of
the East e West Highway Associa-
ton of Minnesota, of which Mr.. D. NJ
Tallman of our city is the president,
and cordial invitation is extended
to all citizens from country and town
to come out and hear Mr.. Mcgowan.
The lecture will not be an advertising
talk in the ordinary sense of the word
at all, but a straight talk on road i'm.
provement by recognized road man
who knows what he is speaking about,
and who will be glad to entertain
questions in an informal manner at
the close on any phase of road-mak-
ing. All our progressive farmers and
business men should make it a point
to come out and hear Mr. mcgowan
and enjoy the pictures.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-01-07
kAND|Y0H|-:-v E-:-DEPA RTmEN1

homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Lund-
Quist. Everybody invited. @
Miss Ruth Sampson Of near Litch-.
field, visited at the homo Of her sister
and hrother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. p. B..
Lundquist home Thursday.
John Dougherty and Harry Ander.
son Of the Svea Cooperative store are
assisting with the invoicing at the,
Farmers store here, this week. E5
A party was given by Miss Emma
Cederstrom at the Elmer Johnson
home New Years Eve. It is reported
that about twenty-five were present. :
Joe 1saacson, manager of the Farm
ers' Cooperative Shipping Associa-
ton, and Anderson & Gustafson ship
ped three carloads Of stock Tuesday.
Mrs. e. G. Hallstrom and daughter,
Margaret, left for Donnelly: Monday,
for an indefinite visit with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8.
LundQuist. .e3.,,=
Miss Myrtle Solomonson arrived
here Monday afternoon from her
home south Of Atwater. She has been
engaged to assist at the Henry Bro
man home. .,<=
Miss Esther Lundquist returned to
Minneapolis Saturday, where she Is,
employed at Deere & Weber Co., at
ter spending vacation at her paren-
tai home here. -
Mr.. Klich, station agent, reports
that the distance tariff law went into
effect Jan. list. This makes the freight
rates higher from st. Paul here, but
not from Minneapolis. -
"Tony" Lundquist left for st. Peter
Tuesday where he attends Gustavus
| AdOlphus College. Tony" was a star
player for .Willmar at the Ascension
Willmar game Monday evening.
Miss Julia Peterson went back to
Pennock Sunday evening, after spend
ing her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Peterson of this place.
Miss Peterson is one of the teachers
at Pennock.
Mrs. S. T. Klich and two children,
Leona and Genevieve, left last We'd
nesday for a visit at the home of Mrs.
Klich's mother at Karlsruhe, N. Oak.
They planned on visiting at Wahpeton
and at Hancock also before returning
home. &c.,.
:: A deal was closed last week thru
the A. H. Brown Land Co., of Will
mar, whereby Victor and Theander
Bergquist became the owners of the
Mrs. Mold farm near town. We have
not learned what the consideration
was.