The Springdale news., 1914-08-14

tainable every Tuesday and Thurs day night and orchestra music ev- cry Saturday night by the New Ma jestic Orchestra. If you are a lover of good music you will be more than repaid by the musc c alone
 w. A. Claypool and l.. Powell are in 5tallilg an up-todate par of wagon sca.es just across the street from the Harr s-Claypool packing shed, on the old Foust lots. d as soon as completed will be prepared to take Icare of all weigh ng. They expect D dc most of their apple buying by weight this coming season.
 A deal was recently closed be tween Tom Carrel and U J. Gillett, whereby Mir Carrel becomes the own er of the handsome residence prop ery of Mr Gillett in west Springdale Ar Gillett will give possession about the first of September, and lie eX poets t5 leave soon after for Califor mia where he will make his future Ihoue.
 LZA Riggs returned Saturday morning from St. Louis, where he htd been purchasing stock for his hardware and furniture store at this place While away he contracted f7r f9EH cars of fuzn tre and hard ware, and among the number has lol different patterns of rugs. lie was omRenied on the trip by Joe E1ga9-
 Congressman ]. C Floyd Of this district was honored by Speaker Clark by being named as I member of the Congressional delegation to at tend -he funeral Of President Wil=I son wife at Rome Ga The Presi- dent desired that the services be as simple and transformations as possible however, and at his request no off. eial delegation attended
 
 The watermelon and cantaloupe crop is now on, and from all reports the yield this year is very plentiful. l in fact the watermelon crop is one of the largest ever known in this sec tion for the small number of acres. Cantaloupes are way down, and lots Of Springdale people are substiitut ing this fruit for=stake and roast on the family bill of fare
 Tony Jarvis, who ran down for a few days visit with home folks left Tuesday afternoon for Carthage, Mo. l to attend the ace meet at the fair at place. His father, ZChas. Jarvis. has his fast pacing horse, and the trotting horse entered in the races there, and Tony went along just to see how they were travelling this season.
 Will E. Long and family were up from Springdale last week, making preparations for moving to Grayette. After some Improvements are made on the NJ Witty Second St. property | Mr Long and family will move 10 Gravette and he will again manage the Witty department store. They l have many friends here to welcome them back to Grayette - Grayette News Herald.
 John A. Phillips. residing north l east of Springdale, who raises fruit for a bank account and tomatoes as a side-line, brought in two tomatoes Saturday, both on the same stem. weighing two and one-quarter pounds. John says he raises bigger ones than these, but he didn't have time to look over the patch for larger ones. and just grabbed the first one he eame to.
 We have received several renewals and new subscribers from far=away states during our seyenty-five cent offer, and nearly all of them state that they are longing for their Ark ansas home this season. It seems to be the opinion throughout the country that this section of Arkan- sas is especially blessed this year and many of the old residents i'll the burnt up section. are longing for  home
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 R l.. Sanders, Of Quinton, Okla. l was in Sprinsdale this week. en deavoring to interest the fruit grow