The Springdale news., 1914-01-09

Co, of Chicago at 9712 cents on the dollar Although the first bond does not come due for eigh- teen years the district may pay all at any time after five years This money is to be used in the con- struetion of a fine school building ou Eagle Harrison Times. LOWELL.
 John Maxwell was home for the holidays.
 Annabel Davis visited few days in Fayetteville
 4 fine big boy arrived Ian. 1 at he home of R r Mathews.
 oma Cook of War Eag'e is visit ing her mother, Jane Loony
 Lloyd Long returned Sunday night to school at Springfield Mo
 Dorse Austin has moved to the south part of town this week.
 Mrs. Beard of Rogers spent Sun day with her daughter, Mrs. Pink ston.
 Little Seth Thornsberry has been qaite ill with diphtheria but is now better
 Sue Shelton and son Thayer of Fayetteville visited at the Walker farm on Tuesaay..
 Uncle Billy Graham was quite ser Iiously hurt by an accident with his team of mules.
 The Misses Walker return q sunday night to their school duties It Blaekton.
 Lester Bingham ard wife of Pine Bluff spent the holidays with his ia her, Tom Bingham.
 Ethel and Audrey Sturdy and Maud AngHn of Logan visited few days with Mrs Maud Austin. Grandma Tho nsfefry =is quite il Iaeain. where slfe= k staying with |hr daughter, Mrs. WiImuth. -Yir. and Mrs. Wythe Wa ker. hei- ia Mitchell and Mr AfeGafthy of tosers cane down sunday 10 John Williams
 eaas. Truebfood and wife and LssFer Tfueb, coa ana vie ef Roe= CTS visited Sunday with the Ioony familiss
 Mrs. s.eye WI jams and laugh- te1 Ivory returned this week from tApir holiday yistt Nish relatives 2 seWhefe
 The oyster supper Dee Il held under tue auspices of the Baptis Ladies Aid was enjoyed by all those attending.
 The new brick block Of Loony and Barr is now making quite moving under contractor Bent.eys effiei- ent supervision
 Mr and Mrs saunders and son Teddy Of Spring Valley visited at Dr. Harrison over sunday leaving Teddy to stay 10 attend h'ot iAere.
 II. Turner o1 Forf Wolt-. Texas and j. II HeatHees ef ] Chattanooga. Tenn. visited their nc. Ter Melissa Turner ana sist@r. i Mrs L. Binsham. through the holidays They were also aceomp- anied bx their bet.erhalfs
 School opened Monday morning in tae neN s=Hoot house wifA 4eIy aajoyable programme by the pupils and an eloquent address by Rev Walters of Splingda,e and short talks by the members of the sehol board Each and al. #as duly ap- prcciated by a large number of pat rons and friends who Lad gatlert d for the otcassion Ii was gala day for both pupils and patrons who are so justly proud of our beauti- ful new school building.
 The community was made sad last Wednesday evening by the death messenger who came in our midst and took unto himself very high ly respected and beloved friend, Miss Margaret Mcclure. She had been very seriously in for only short time but all felt she was not to be with us long She leaves seyera relatives and many i1iends @ho eX- tend their sympathy 10 the zorroA- ing ones. Rev. Anthony of Rogers conducted the funeral services anc iaterment was made at Pleasant Grove January l. Mrs. Wilson ant children of Sarcoxie. Mo, sister Q the deceased and Miss Rose Cook of Bentonyille. an old family friend attended the funeral
 The people of Lowell are called to the attention of the announce ment of very interesting lectures or