The Springdale news., 1914-08-28
They will appear next week.

'Tis the last week Of summer, put from the present status of the weath- CT fall has been with us for several weeks. The apple buyers are more than anxious for the cooler days as they are predicting better prices for the fall stock.
 Mrs. w. A Prater and daughter, Wylie. of Waterman, Texas, came III Saturday. and are spending several days here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Prater is a daughter of Elder Ed Hale.
 Mrs. w. A Greenup, who formerly resided in Springdale, but who is now living at Eureka Springs, and who had been here for several days visitino Mrs. F. A. Campbell, return ed home Wednesday morning.
 T. B. Miller, who is now located at Roswell, New Mexico, was in Spring dale Wednesday shaking hands with IIT1GIuS. WIT. hlllel IIhCS sN0N AINFN ico fine, but he always manages to appear in Springdale just about ap- pie time.
 Ap Goodman, former resident of Springdale. but who is now located in Oklahoma, where he is engaged i'll the barber business, was here first of the week visiting with his broth CT Ed Goodman, residing over on White River.
 Ben Graham, who is located at Muskogee, was brought home Friday afternoon He was stricken with ty phoid fever shortly after he arrived at Muskogee, and it was thought best that he be brought home where he could have proper attention, and med ical service.
 The Central Presbyterian Church will hold regular services at the Aud itorium on Sunday Aug 30 Dr. Phil lips Of Fort Smith will preach morn and and evening All who heard Dr. Phillips when he was here before will hear him again with pleasure All are invited
 Jas Marks, who had been here for several weeks visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs L. Marks, left Tues day evening for Magnolia. Ark, to look after his school work He is undecided as to whether he will teach in Magnolia. or whether he will accept very attractive posi-. tion offered him in Tennessee.
 Ne neglected to mention last week that=Nrs John Kelley. residing near Springdale, was the winner of the White Sewing Machine, given away by the Famous. Several numbers were called before any party in the crowd held the lucky number. Quite a crowd was attracted by the draw ing
 j. C. Lowe, who recently purchas ed the farm of John W. Phillips, arrived Saturday morning from Pan handle, Texas, and with his family is on coated on same. Mir. Lowe is ar old newspaper man, and of course called at the News office and got ae- quainted, and also get Whiff of the inky smell.
 Mr and Mrs Monroe Robinson of Oklahoma City are here spending sey era days visiting at the residence of C, A. Jones' Mr Robinson con templates the erection of a neat res idence in College Heights addition, but will not move to Springdale, and is erecting the residence for specu- latin. purposes.
 City Marshal Avis requests The News to call hte attention of the owners of different dogs throughout the city to put the collars on them bearing the license tag. He has been ordered to fulfill the letter of the law in regard 10 dogs on which the license has not been paid, and he does not care to kill anyones dog without they are given due notice
 The new residence of C. \. Jones in College Heights addition is rapidly nearing completion, and as soon as finished there will be quite a few changes in the residence section C. Y. Hudson and family will occupy the residence of Mir. Jones on Hol- comb Street, and Mir and Mrs. John Woodruff will move into their proper ty on Holcomb Street, now occupied by MT. and Mrs Hudson