The Springdale news., 1914-03-06
Of Local Tnterest.

for several months past, is no better.
 D. M. Baer left Monday for Bo- nanza to spend week visiting with relatives
 Miss Anna Rose arrived home Sat urday from St Joe, Mo, where she had been for several weeks past.
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 The W. C. T. U. Will meet next Monday afternoon, March 3, at the home of Mrs Troutman at 2:3o.
 The girls of the Second Baptist Church will conduct their regular market Saturday at the City Meat Market.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sparkman of Tulsa, Okla, are here visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs J. NJ. Spark man.
 Miss Joe King, who had been here visiting with Miss Mary Latham, re- turned Sunday to her home at Gen. terton.
 Mrs Mary Anna Wilks, 74 years of age, died recently of heart trouble at the home of her son, Dr F. NJ Wilks, at Gentry.
 D. II. Bronaugh arrived Saturday night from Redlands Calf, and will probably make his home here with his brother, c. C. Bronaugh
 Mrs. NJ. Bowden writes The News from Sterling City, Texas. not to send her paper to that point any more as she expects to arrive in 5pringdale latter part of this week.
 A Baer arrived home Friday from Nevada, Mo, where he went to have his eyes treated and We under stand he IS considerably improved
 Alr. and Mrs. $. W. Hawkins left yesterday morning for Franklin oaats. near ozark, where they were tIed By the illness of the latter.s father
 Rev ( T. Walters, pastor of seeosd Iiapt5st Chureh, began re- 4zAaI meeting at Accident school 8ause. northeast Of spriaedale Mon day night.
 foney Jarvis, who is working in q mercantile establishment al AIbion. Okla. owned by his father. ehas. tarsis. came up first of the week =or a=visit to home folks.
 All members of the Cemetery As sociatiou are urged to be present 1t the business meeting called for Monday, March 9th, at D. Ill. with Mrs. Lawrence Riggs. Pres.
 Geo. II. Cole, who came here last October rom Oklahoma City, pur- chasing the Holloman place west of town, has been ill for the past four weeks, but is now recovering. .:. .- .-
 C. T. Berry, who has position in the |. S. Land Office at Little Rock, arrived Sunday evening and went over to Huntsville Monday to spend d week visiting with relatives.
 Tom Harris has purchased the barber business of Ben Bevers, two doors east of the postoffice. Mr. Bevers and W. l.. Stokes will con tinue to work in the shop, at least for the present.
 Mrs S R. Stokes was stricken with appoplexy Wednesday night about seven o'clock, and it is feared she cannot recover Although con. seious she has been unable to speak, and is partially paralyzed.
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 A. J Thompson and family moved over from Wheeler last week and will make Springdale their home, oc. cupying property in the east part of town, MT Thompson has accepted d position on the road as salesman for wholesale house.
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 Rev. H. C. Hankins arrived Mon day to join his family at this place, and they will make Springdale their future home, occupying new resi- dence on Holcomb Street. recently erected by J. J. Wayt, father of Mrs. Hankins. Mir. Hankins is an evangelist of the NJ. E. Church and will continue in that work.
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 G. A Kimball of Kansas City, Mo. who purchased the Earl East place east of Springdale. some time ago, was down last week looking af- ter the property. MT. Kimball is having plans made for a new resi- denca which he eXDects to erect on