The Springdale news., 1914-02-20
Of Local Interest.

is here on a visit to his brother, Ben Lilies.
 Chas. Jarvis and A. c. Greenhouse left Tuesday morning for Little Rock on business
 The News is requested to an nounce that the date for the school fair has been indefinitely postponed
 Roger Sanders of Spring Valley was visiting Springdale friends and relatives latter part of last week.
 The News is requested to announce that there will be preaching at the Lutheran Church next Sunday at Il a. m
 The regular monthly meeting of the School Improvement Association will be held the first Monday, in March
 The Fayetteville Daily has recently installed new Linotype, while the Rogers Daily Post has installed an intertype, both being typesetting ma chimes
 Miss Bernie Taber, who has been here for some time, a guest at the Pierce home on Holcomb street. left Thursday of last week for her home 9f tS
 Mrs. c. J. Rannells and children who had been here for several weeks visiting the formers father, Prof ". H Banta left yesterday morning for their home at Marietta, Ohio. !. + +
 orFille shelton has resigned his pc Isition with the Springdale Light X Power Company, and left Tuesday af- ternoon for Kansas City 10 attend the automobile show and look after business matters.
 ]. T. Powell has sold his proper ty in the Northeast part Of town and $ making arrangements to move to fahlequah, Okla, to make his home. tie will leave just as soon as he can secure a suitable locaion
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 L. E. and C. E. Mckirahan of Ar- genta. H., arrived Sunday and have been looking over the town and sur rounding country with view of lo- 2ating They are engaged in truck farming in Illinois. The News ac. knoWledges a pleasant call from the gentlemen. N. C. Thompson shipped his fine span of horses to Hot Springs Tues day morning, together with two other head of horses and the mare Of Mil Long. The car was accompanied by Ghas. Donaldson, and Mr Thompson left for Hot Springs Tuesday night where he expects to dispose of the stock at good prices.
 Tom Carrel had public sale of his personal property Tuesday, and is making arrangements to move to Claremore, Okla, to make his home, He has valuable oil lands out there and wants to be where he can look after them. Mir. Carrel has traded his property in the Northeast part of town to H. K Russom.
 < !. < Ike Jack has purchased a half in- terest in the Stone Livery Barn from Jones Berry and will assist in the conduct of the business Mir Berry was looking after business matters in Huntsville first of the week, where his family still resides, but he expects to move them to Springdale as soon as the weather opens up sufficiently
 + i. 4 Inquiry among the fruit men in this vicinity discloses the fact that the freeze a couple of weeks ago did great damage to the peach crop. Some growers claim that they have ten per cent of a crop left, while others claim they have not more than
  five per cent of a corp. It may be that later developments will show con ditions to be not quite so bad as 1t looks now.
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 1. T. Lane announces in this issue as candidate for mayor My Lane has served in this capacity before. and the general opinion is that he made one of the best mayors the town has ever had. While in that position he gave the affairs of the town his time and attention, and if nominated and elected he promises to give 1t the same earnest and careful attention He is a good citizen, and well qualified for the position
 Abner Horton
 Mt Morris. Mich, Feb. 10.-The f, nf Ahpar unrto,, ;o