The Springdale news., 1914-05-29

Dr. J. Kellogg left Wednesday af- ternoon for Enid, Okla, on business. Sherman Riggs is over from Mus kogee, Okla, for a couple of weeks visit with relatives and friends.
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 Company \ will take a hike to Heads ford Tuesday morning of next week and will return Wednesday
 C. J. Chapman, who had been down for two weeks looking after his apple orchard, returned Saturday to Springfield, Mo.
 Miss Anna Wallace of Hiattsyille, Kan, arrived Friday for a visit with her sisters, Mrs. C. N. Furry and Mrs. l. N Harris.
 The congressional convention meets at Eureka Springs Saturday. R. T. McClinton, Mat Logan and J. P. Stafford of this place are dele gates.
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 Mrs Ward Lane went up to Se- ligman, Mo, Tuesday afternoon to visit with Mr Lane who is working out of there for the spaulding Buggy l Company
 Springdale was not represented at the good roads convention at Tul- Sd, Okla, this week, and so far as We know no one was present from l this county.
 B. F, Fraiely. residing near liar rison, Boone County, was in Spring dale this week on business and wis iting with his friend, Mir. Sims, resid- ing near town.
 District conference, M. E..Church, South, met at Lincoln yesterday. Rev. A5@L Cline, pastor of the local church, and possibly others from here, expect to attend.
 Mrs. J. s. Ewalt returned Monday from Clinton, Mo, where she was called some time ago by the critical illness of a sister residing at that place. Her sister died Saturday.
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 honnie Slaughter, who has been supplying people in vicinity of Goshen vita good merchandise since he was knee high to duck was Springdale visitor Tuesday.
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 Mrs Fowler on her 10th anniyers ary entertained number of the Jol- ly Dozen and few other guests at her home Tuesday evening A very enjoyable time was had by all pres ent.
 After hearing the evidence in the case of Isaac Carriager ys. Carlos Hewitt, called Saturday in Squire Atwood's court, deputy prosecuting attorney Flowers ordered the case dismissed.
  meets at Pine Bluff Wednesday of next week, and it promises to be one Of the most interesting political satherinss held in Arkansas in re- cent years.
 Elmer Linebarger left Tuesday for San Francisco, Cal, where he ex- poets to try his fortune. He has a brother Loy, at that place who has been there for some years past en- gagged in railroading.
 Col NJ. b. Vance went over to Westville, Okla, and spent the day last week with his sister, Mrs. Eva Birmingham, and two daughters, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, who were on their way to points in Texas for a visit.
 Mrs. w. c. Thompson left Satur- day night for Argenta. being called there by the critical illness of her daughter. Mrs. Lena Weidemeyer. Later report says Mrs. Weidemeyer is improving.
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 Earl East has sold the garage. repair and supply business to c. A. Jones and son H. c. Jones' The new firm will do business as the Jones Motor Company. MT. East re- tains his agency for the Studebaker ears and will give his entire time to this work
 Dr. and Mrs Perkins enjoyed a visit Sunday from J. Carver Strong of Chicago, who had been attending a grain dealers convention at Fort Worth. Texas. MT. Strong is edi- tor of the Price Current Grain Re- porter in Chicago, and left Monday for his home.
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 s. A. Henson and family came in