The Springdale news., 1914-10-16
Slump in Apple Market this Week; Ben Davis Way Off, 49
PRAIRIE GROVE.

NJ. L. Hildebrand has been duly commissioned as mayor, sworn as such and now counts himself as the judicial and executive head of the city.
 Mir and Mrs. E. (. Ferree and lit tie daughter of Muskogee spent part of last week with relatives here
 Our canning factory has about us ed up the tomato crop and is now run. ming 10 can apples, large quantities of this fruit being brought in.
 NJ. H. Hill who had the misfortune to lose his large barn by fire a few weeks ago is replacing it with a more commodious and better arrang- ed structure.
 Miss Clara Shoffner had sale of i her household goods last Saturday and will in the future make her home with her sister.
 An uninhabited dwelling belonging to Jess West, situated in Greasy VaI- ley was destroyed by fire last week. It was filled with green hay and the fire is supposed to have originated from spontaneous combustion. The building was insured.
 Last week an eight year old son Of James Reese, who lives on Fly Creek, saw a bed of ants in that part of his barn used as nay shed and to effectually destroy these repated energetic pismires, sat fire to the hay entirely obliterating all signs Of the ants as well as reducing to ashes the barn with large quantity of feed, chicken house and tool shed, but there was no insurance.
 James Woodruff who was operated on for appendicitis recently was able to be brought home last week and will soon assume normal activity.
 The local chapter [. D. (. held their annual election last week which resulted as folows: Mrs. J. H. zell- ner. presiden Mrs Mae Parks, vice president, Mrs. ]. r Harris, re eordine secretary Mrs J P Edmis spending secretary, Mrs. $. R Wilson, treasurer and Mrs. C Mccormick trea s9Her.=
 Robt Simpson left Thursday after noon for Kansas City where he will take treatment al an anti-narcotic sanitarium
 For some time family named Cald- Ter who has recently located here, has been receiving packages of liquors by express and soon thereafter some member would leave for Oklahoma fo' t few days. Officers became saspie- t2us wita Inc result taat deputy mar shal Black came ap rom Ft Smith Thursday morning and captured the old man Calder en his way to Che land of long dHoath with two gallons U quencheg He was taken to si- Ioam Springs ~here tbe commissioner gave them pass ports 70 the federal bastile it Ft smith.
 This city w5s visited with very se were storm of wind tightening and ! fdln laS1 Eld4A 44lAtit 1tAat tiobt&h the streets. blew down trees, paral- yzed telephone service and gave hur- ried occupancy to storm cellars The smoke stacks at both the mills were blown over and some town signs made fragments q undersetting win dow lights. Peaceful sleep was the largest item of loss perhaps.
 \ Ar. Jennings Of Kansas is here buying q car load of jersey cattlef or his ranch
 A negro minstrel to the Cheney Con cert Co, is the amusement offerings for this week that is unusual. There will be sufficient degrees to suit the taste of most any purse.
 The revival service at the Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Elledge of Springdale is developing considerable interest Sunday night all other congregations ill town were dismissed and a crowd over-taxing the capacity of the church was present
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