The Springdale news., 1914-05-01
BRIGHTWATE R.

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 Chas Cooper has been very sick. Alr Cooper is getting old.
 Anna Pratt began taking music less ons a week ago from Mrs Dot Butt ram.
 Miss Pearl Deason spent Saturday night with Mrs. Pearl CIawson of AYoca.
 Bob Brown and wife of Liberty spent Sunday with John Brown, Bob father.
 John Rudd.ck has been laid Up for few days with very painful sore hand.
 Miss Lucy Harris is home again from Arizona after years visit with relatives.
 While Jesse Nichols was in church Sunday night some one borrowed his new buggy lines.
 Brxie Wilson and bride of Gar field passed through town Saturday enroute to Rogers.
 Mrs. Jim Pratt visited Sunday with home folks, Mir and =Mrs..Eli Shepherd of Central.
 Bettie Lynch just finished last week weaving a new carpet for Mrs. Billie Dean of Avoca.
 Porter Mosley and family of k r. D. No were visiting Sunday at the N. E. Nichols home.
 \ large crowd attended singing Saturday night at Central. Both the lew and old books were used.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mayfleld of near Cross Roads were visiting Sun day at the ]. II. Buttram home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dot Battram were out driving Monday and made a pleasant call on J. W, Nichols folks
 Chas Rice is feeling quite badly again We hope the change from Oklahoma to Arkansas will be ben eft to his health.
 Miss Ruth Stokes of Springdale was in Brightwater few days last week visiting with relatives at the nome of Joel Buttram.
 Harry, Inez and Kate Rice at tended commencement at Pea Ridge Sunday and heard the baeealaureate sermon by Rev. Roberts.
 Mrs. Pug Davis is very i'll at her home at the section house. It is feared she will not recover, though Dr. Rice thinks she is little =bett- CT this a. III.
 Planting corn will soon be q thing of the past with our energetic farmers and spraying will begin again There will be plenty of ap- plas if not damaged later
 Born, April 2l, to Mr and Mrs. Alva Shepherd, fine little son. The past few days it has took close care and by Dr. Olen Greens medi- fcaI aid the little fellow is doing n ce- ly al present.
 Elmer Ruddick, one of the Rogers Democrats popu ar correspondents, came in home last Saturday from a wild goose chase of couple of months or so working as newsboy on the Frisco we are informed.
 Relatives and friends received ph Jne message of the serious accident of Frank Hendricks of White River, who fell down stairs cutting bad wound on his head, breaking his sh 2Hlder and brusing himself up very badly He is reported to be getting along well as can be expected
 Miss Mildred Irondale Of Rogers, q m mber of the Pea Ridge Pod force came over Saturday and visited un til Tuesday with Grandma Rattliff going on down to Rogers to visit 2 few days with home folks, returning to Pea Ridge in time to attend com mon ement, which began Saturday ey ening
 Emla Morgan, Alma Mayfield, An na Nichols, Lola and Irene Wheeler of Pea Ridge, also MT Guy Baker of Elm Springs, brother of Miss Jot all spent the day last Sunday al Miss Joe Bakers and were pleasant ly entertained Miss Joe certainly is an excellent entertainer. Mrs Baker and Miss Joe are due a gener ous portion of credit and thanks fol the delicious dinner that was served and nice homemade candy that was passed
 The program rendered at the NJ. F Church Sunday night was fine. A large crowd was present, also at Sunday School and church Sunday