The Springdale news., 1914-06-19
Rrouad tbe County

Doris, two-yearold daughter of low died last week
 Paul NJ. Heerwagen, well known decorator of Fayetteville was re- gently awarded s1O,000 contract for decorating the new State Capitol at Little Rock.
 T. J. Brumfield, of Eureka Springs, has assumed the management of the Washington Hotel at Fayetteville, John E. Medley, proprietor for the past three years. having sold his in .erests.
 The regular graduating exercises of the University of Arkansas were held in Fayetteville last week; 91 de- grees and 30 certificates, 121 in all, were conferred. This is the largest graduating class in the history of the University
 Miss Jennie Blackshere of Fay etteville, and N. 0. Taff, of Waldron, were married at Fayetteville, Thurs day, June II. They will make their home at Waldron, where both have positions in the schools. Both bride and groom are graduates of U. of A, the class of '12
 Reports state that from 15 to 20 cars of grapes will be shipped from Tontitown this year, 10 cars of the Concord variety. and 10 cars of oth- CT mixed varieties. This does not include tha wine grapes which will be made into grape wine at Tontitown and shipped in casks.
 The 5000 reward offered by Sheriff Caadle, for the arrest and delivery of Berry Gibson, charged with the kill ing of Truman Cannon, has been withdrawn. $500 was offered by other parties, and this was withdrawn the sheriff then withdrawing his of fer. Readers are all familiar with crime, and cause for offering the re- ward
 Ben F. Greer, aperintendent of Prairie Township Exhibit for the Washington County Fair is anxious that the different townships of the county cooperate towards making the township exhibits feature of the fair this fall He urges the farmers to use care and secure the best samples of all grain and grass crops, tie in small sheayes not less than inches in diameter, straighten the grain or grass, tie evenly and hang in some safe place to thoroughly cure out
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 Among those who graduated from the University last week and re ceiyed their degres were Miss Rather inc Banta, daughter of Prof W. H. Banta, of Springdale, who received her B. A. degree, and Jesse James James Graham, son of Mr and Mrs. :. N. Graham. Jr., of this place, Who received his B. E. E. degree. Miss Bdnta Will teach n Springdale High School the coming year, while AIr. Graham will either accept position III 2ttsburg or Chicago. He will yis- t home folks until early in the fall
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 Fayetteville is advertising bis 4Eh ot July celebration, for this year, and invites all to come and see their new park. new road machinery and new buildings Springdale invites you TO come and hear the best speaker in the state, Judge ;. \. TaIman, see tAe b.g street parade, hear three brass bands throughout the whole day and evening. spread your dinner in the spacious park near the biggest spring in this section, see d good ball game, if you desire, have your blood and patriotism stirred in the afternoon by sham battle between Go. A, of Springdale, and Co B, of Fayette- vile, and see military life portrayed as on the actual field of battle, and in the evening. after the band concerts, in which the three bands combine. making band of 3S pieces, attend the attraction at the Auditor ium By the way, Fayetteville will have a balloon ascension and barbe cue dinner
 
 NOTICE.