The Springdale news., 1914-05-08
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ing of the county medical society at Lincoln Tuesday.
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 Mrs. 1. N. Harris arrived home Tuesday from few weeks visit with relatives in Kansas.
 Mrs. Edgar Masoner, who had been down visiting relatives, returned Tuesday to her home at Bentonville Collin Myers came in Saturday night from Harrison for a weeks visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. N P Myers.
 Harry Hough, who had been at Omaha, Neb., on weeks visit to relatives and old friends, returned home Sunday night.
 Miss Eulah Buchanan, sister of Mrs. A. L. Cline, who had been here attending school, left Saturday for her home at Compton, Ark.
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 son of Rogers were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W F. Sanders and family on Holcomb Street
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 Edgar Masoner came down from Bentonville Saturday evening on a brief visit to relatives here He re- turned to Bentonville Monday.
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 Mrs. w. P. Hail of Wolf City, Texas, arrived Tuesday evening and will spend the summer here visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Sanders.
 Mrs Lee Sanders of this place and Mrs. Allen Sanders of Spring Valley, returned Wednesday from Flu reka Springs where they had been visiting relatives.
 Carroll Sanders, son of Henry Sanders of Spring Valley, who had been attending High School for the past eight months, returned to his home last week
 The News celebrated it's twenty seventh anniversary last week, and with thIs issue enters it's twenty eighth year. It is feeling fairly well, thank you
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 Will Brogdon. deputy internal rev clue collector. with headquarters in Little Rock, cane in Saturday and spent two or three days visiting with his family.
 Walter Fuqua, who has a position in the postoffiee at Eureka Springs, arrived Saturday night for weeks vacation which he will spend here and in Kansas City.
 Roger Sanders, of Spring Valley, who had been visiting Springdale friends and relatives and attending the Alumni banquet, returned to his home home first Of the week. Roy Joyce has accepted the agency for the Maxwell %, and re ceiyed one of the cars last week. Dr. D. Christian has also joined the ranks of the bugs" being the owner of Ford run bout delivered to him Wednesday by the Ingalls, Bryan Auto Co., of Fayetteville
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 W. l.. English, Supervisor of Agri- culture of the Frisco Lines, advises c. N. Pool, of this place, that farm CTS of the Springdale Fruit District, who wish manure for fertilizing pur poses, that orders for same will now be filled at the Kansas City Stock Yards, and prompt shipment made. John Anderson, who has been em- ployed in F. c. Ritter's grocery store so long that he came to be looked upon almost as fixture there, resigned Saturday. For the present he will give his attention to some improvements on his residence property which he contemplates mak ing
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 Mir and Mrs E. F. Rice and son Carl left yesterday morning for Ar kadelphia to attend a recital of the senior class of 0uachita College on Friday night. Mr and Mrs. Rice have two daughters in Ouachita Col lege, Misses Clara and Minnie. and the former completes the course this year.
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 Miss Gladys Jones, who was form erly employed in the drug store of W. c. Ownbey at this place, but who has recently been iii Maskogee, came in Sunday afternoon, and will spend few days here visiting her grand parents, after which she leaves for St Louis, where she has a position