The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
Of Local Tnterest.
lxxzNzxuzu1z nEzEZ. ...s... T !.

" State University of Fayetteville on Tuesday.
 i Joe Ewalt is occupying an up-to- date work shop on Mill Street erect ed by E. B. Cummings.
 s. .. 7,
 MT. and Mrs. John Sanders were over from Spring Valley Sunday wis ting with relatives and friends. The ground was white yesterday morning from two or three inch fall of snow the preceding night
 .. .: -s.
 The ladies of the NJ. F.. Church, South, will hold their regular mark ct Saturday at the City meat mark ct.
 Miss IIazle Berry returned last week from Hickory Ridge, where she had been visiting her sister, Mrs. B. C. Hiner.
 ]. NV. Hughes is making some i'm proyements on his wagon yard and re-paintng his residence i'll the east part of town
 The News is requested to an nounee that there will be preaching at the Lutheran Church next Sun day at II o'clock.
 That new dray of Wylie Jones is home production having been built by Joe Ewalt and painted and trimm- ed by Chas. Hampton
 < + <
 Wilson Cardwell has accepted position with the Home Protective Association, and will be agency di- rector in place of s. w. Lane.
 NJ c. Weir arrived home last week from Humansville, Mo. where he had been for some time visiting with his mother, who is critically i'll. Mrs C. k. B0ase, of Lyons, Tex as, who had been here visiting at the home of Df=an Mrs. J. NJ. sparkman, returned to her home last week.
 The Second Baptist ladies will have bonnet and apron sale at their eaular market the first satur d4y m April at the City Meat Market
 
 Jas. w. DuPree of Oklahoma City, Okla. Is spending several days wis ling with relatives here and at Fayetteville, recuperating from ill health
 !. !. 7. W. H Harvey is billed 70 speak in Springdale Saturday afternoon at l: 30 and V. c. Bratton Saturday eyeniag at 7e30. Both are candi- ties for Congress. MT. Harvey will speak at the Majestic.
 Will Hulsey came in Tuesday ey- ening from Humble, Texas, Where he has a position with an oil company, | Springdale friends.
 7. + 4
 Correspondence from Liberty, Hab- barton, Brightwater, Wesley, Center Corner, Elkins, Sonora, and Harmon did not reach Us until Wednesday, too late for publication.
 1n was in Springdale Tuesday working u the interests of Judge Bratton candidacy for Congress. Judge Bratt- on will speak in Springdale Satur- day evening.
 W. F. Rubottom has traded his farm five miles south of Springdale to Dr. J E. Martin for farm near Boyero Colorado, and expects to leave soon for the latter place to make his home.
 The fire department was called out Monday afternoon about six O. clock by small blaze at the resi- q 1lee Ol MGS. 1dluNcll utdI tiie Auu itoriam, The building caught from burning trash and was soon extin- guished.
 Earl East, who has the agency for the Studebaker automobile, re- gently sold three of these cars at Eureka Springs and he has this week received a shipment of three ears for Springdale, one of them being a six-cylinder.
 <. z. +:.
 Rev NJ. C. Hickman was over to Genterton on businness one day last week and was accompanied home by his old time friend and former par ishioner, N. C. English, business man of Miami, Okla, who made MT. land Mrs. Hickman short visit
 <. < 4