The Springdale news., 1914-02-13

of tae Springdale High school, and while here demeaned himself in a most gentlemanly manner If Springdale township could vote FL bert would doubtless have several more votes in his column on the 18th of March
 Roland Clark arrived first of the week for visit with Mrs Clark, who is spending some time here with her parents, MT and Mrs. A. F.. Smyer. Mir. Clarke is conductor on the Missouri North Arkansas, running between searcy and Hele- na, and the family will probably make their home at the latter place.
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 W. c. Ownbey, A. NJ Leitzell, C. F. Renner and Earl Thompson were in Rogers Wednesday evening at tending the meeting of the Elks lodge at that place The "Hp" trip was made in Mr. Renner's ear, but owing to bad condition of the roads the party returned on the train. They report most enjoyable time.
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 In our announcement column will be found the name of John Ander- son, who Is candidate for the Democratic nomination for marshal. Nr. Anderson was reared in this To- cality and has for a number of years past been resident of Spring dale. He promisees to serve the people faithfully and we'll if elect Id
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 luite a number from Sprngdale attended "The Pink Lad. at the Ozark in Fayetteville Monday night. Tie motor truck made the trip with full load of passengers. All pro nolaca the attraction the best in Fayetteville this season. Quite a .argrr crowd would have attended rom here. had the weather been 5leh as to permit automobiling.
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 In this weeks issue will Ie found 5ha aanouneemea6 of Wesley Grah- am as q candIdate for Road QYerseer ol sprin2dale Township. Mr Grah- af4 is candidate for re=eleetien, aving been elected 10 the position Il fhe= Iast=tYo elections. He has D rformed his work fathfaIIy and Nel and in announcing his eahdi- 4acy sta.es= That he is just now arning to do it.
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 "A deal was closed last N e&Wherez b4 l..ZD. Petross- becomes tha oNn- of the breeding barns and prep erty of John Young Mil Street, aad also owner Of all the fine stall ions and jacks owned bz Mr3oQne The stock is well known through out this section. and that it will still remain in springdale is q matter of eongratalation and pleasure among th5 farmers and stockmen.
 
 The News is requested to announce that ]. A. Brown, of Oklahoma, will deliver lecture at the Auditori- um. Sunday afternoon at two o'clock on the subject, Sitting Up the King dom, on the same evening his sub feet will be God $ Original Purpose to Be Accomplished According To q Plan of the Ages. The lectures are under the auspices of the l. B. ;. A. and all are cordially invited to attend.
 Mansfield Foust was exhibiting an old relic of the old political days last week. The relic was small piece of blue ribbon about one and one-half inches wide and four inch $ loLg and on it was printed "le6o \. Lincoln, of Illinois for Presi- dent. H. Hamlin, Of Maine for vice president" and at the top an eag- le This was a badge worn by Jon athan Foust, father of Mansfield, during the presidential election or la60
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 The News this week announces Wilson Cardwell as a candidate for mayor of the town of Springdale. Mr Cardwell needs no receommen- dation to the voters of the town. He is well known throughout the town and that he will fill the office with credit to himself and to the