The Springdale news., 1914-10-16
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 Mrs. c. R. Boase, who had been here for several days visiting with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sparkman, left fore part of the week for her home at Lyons, Texas
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 Dr. F. E. Ryan, president of the College at Siloam Springs. preached two very able sermons at the First M. E. Church last Sunday. and made many friends during his short stay in Springdale.
 Mir and Mrs P. A. Howarth, of Buffalo, Wyoming, who had been in this section for the past four weeks visiting with the latter's sister, Mrs. eGo. Bement, at Harmaa, left Tues day afternoon for home
 
 Some idea fo the number of Spring udie ioihS IHdt NehL lo iNoSets lo the circus Tuesday may be gained when it is known that 212 round trip tickets were sold over the Frisco, and 21 half fares Quite number made the trip through the mud in autos.
 The third episode Of the "Perils Of Paulinee Tuesday night was the best yet. The pirate is wonderful char acter. In makeup there is none bet ter. and as an actor of wild deler- ious imagination carries you beyond all expectations Everyone should see this greatest of great photoplays. J. g. Dill, recently moved to Fay etteyille from Prairie Grove, and was Monday appointed Internal Rev enue Inspector for Arkansas, at a salary of $3.000 per annum and tray cling expenses. Mir Dill is well known in Washington County. has been very prominent in political cir cles, and was formerly State Senator.
 
 The Style Shop is one month old today. and the new store is constant ly adding new features. the latest ad- dition being an up-to-date tailoring shop in charge of Misses Brady and Smith. This department will make all alterations, and will do a com plete line of tailoring for ladies, ex- elusiye1y The slogan Of this depart ment. and which will be carried out Is anything made for ladies, will be made by us.
 St. Louis University will meet the University of Arkansas at foot ball on the gridiron at Fayetteville to- morrow Saturday. The University team this season has shown very lit tie speed, or head work in foot ball. and the defeat by 0uachita last Saturday has about knocked the wind out of the sails" at the states leading educational institution. Much harder games are scheduled for Ar kansas this year than the Ouachita game, notably the one with Rolla School of Mines, which will be played next Saturday.
 The big fair opened in Fort smith Monday and several Springdale peo- pie are making arrangements to at tend before the week fs out Spring dale and Washington County is well represented at the fair. Washington County having a larger and more eX. tensiee display there than any other county in the state B E Richer Of this place, and E, Y Greer of Fay etteEitle have charge of the Washing ton county exhibit, NJ. Eicher hav- ing charge of the apple department while Mr Greer looks after the field grasses. corn and other farm pro duets The display was highly com plime4ted ia h96h For. smith papers.
 
 Elder Edward E. Hale returned from ffiWassa Wednesday, Where he weat Saturday 70 ill his appoint ment 1t q school house el9led Dun