The Springdale news., 1914-02-27
0f local Interest.


 A. Baer left Sunday night for Ne vada. Mo, to have his eyes treated.
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 Mrs. c. R. Boase of Lyons, Texas is visiting at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. M Sparkman.
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 The Battle Maids of the Christian Church will hold market at the City meat market February 2S. Mir. and Mrs. J. A Engle arrived d few days ago from Olathe, Kan and have rented property here and will make this their home.
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 C. C. Whitney of Muskogee, Okla was in Springdale latter part of last week looking around for location tc engage in concrete work.
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 Springdale now has only one meat market Hunter Nail having sold his market to Byron Brogdon, proprie tor of the City Meat Market.
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 A daughter of MT and Mrs. Wm Riser, who formerly resided in Springdale, died first of the week al their home at Westville. Okla.
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 Mrs. Carl Ownbey went over tc Westville, Okla, Wednesday morning to spend some time visiting with hel parents, Mr and Mrs. G. w. Jones Correspondence from Wesley Mountain Springs and Hickory Flat did not reach us until yesterday morning, entirely too late for publi cation.
 Mrs. Oma Gore arrived Friday from De Queen, Ark, for visit with her sister, Mrs. J s Ewalt, Jr and parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. G Clemmer.
 C. w Ruckman, who some time ago purchased the Mrs. Murphy farm north of town, arrived last week with his family from Hontrose Mo, and will make this their home. Hugh Philips. who has been em. ployed in Limbaugh Bros grocery store for some time past, has resign ed and will try farming for awhile having moved out to the old Joe Fox place. west of toWn.
 Sam Crawford Of Qaiatoa5 Okla, was inZ Springdale this week work ing to organize a company to drill for oil at his town. Mr. Crawford Has formerly resident of Spring dale, and he says he has good proposition down there.
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 L. D. Petross made business trip to Mena last week, and while there closed deal for fine Tennes- see jack which he will add to his breeding barn at this place The jack will be shipped here just as soor as the weather moderates.
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 Fredricks Realty Company has just concluded what is perhaps the largest real estate transaction eyer made il this territory. They sold the 7o0=acre river farm belonging to $. II. Nay Of Huntsville, valued at $35 .0o0 to q Mr Johnson of Kansas who will take possession at once. Earl East, proprietor of the Springdale Auto X Supply Co, has accepted the agency for the StHde baker line of cars, and received a five passenger car lat ter part of last week. It is a hand some car. being equipped with cleo tric starter and electric lights.
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 Mr. and Mrs J. W. Burton, who had been here on a visit for three weeks past, left Wednesday after noon for their home at Eureka Springs. MT. Burton recently traded for a passenger Regal automo bile in Kansas City which he haC shipped to Springdale, and it will be used by his son-in-law, R. A. Mul ford.
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 The News wishes to call especia attention to an article elsewhere il this issue regarding a work that has been taken up by the ladies of the NJ. F.. Church, South, to relieve the wants of those in need. The ladies engaged in this laudable undertaking are deserving of every encourage ment and assistance from the public at large.
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 Orchard men in this vicinity art adopting new methods of cultivating as well as spraying. D. E. Eichel last week received a gasoline tract or engine which he will use in culti