The Springdale news., 1914-11-27
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aged by he fire.
 The drawings during the sale at the Springdale Hardware X Furni- ture Co.'S sale have created quite a lot of interest. Probably the larg- est number here was Saturday, when the firm gave away an Oliver Chilled blow, MT J. A. DoWnum hold ing the lucky number.
 Remember the big holiday offer Of 5000 votes for every new subserip- tion to The News 1000 votes for renewals. This offer goes into ef- feet December lst. and runs during the Golden Gate Contest No commis- sion, or club offers will be made on the 0c0 vote offer.
 Bee Trout, an old Springdale boy, was indicted by the United States Grand Jury. at Fort Smith. Wednes- day of last week, on charge of par ticipating in the Prairie Creek riots of July IT. Bee is a coal miner. and last July was arrested and placed in jail in connection with the mine troubles, later being released.
 Three Fords, runabout and two touring cars, were unloaded here Monday and made ready for the ov- ria bay go as good road boosters The cars were purchased by Dr. foungblood Sam Nunnelley and Judge Cannon, and were assembled here by the Thompson Auto Co.
 w. A. Greenup, of Eureka Springs, will soon move to Berryville to take charge of the Walker Hardware Co. blaming mill MT. Greenup left Der ryyille several years ago for Eureka Springs and he has just been bustin' to get back ever since he left, and his many friends here will be glad to welcome him back.-Berryyille Star.
 Willie Hulsey left Saturday morn ing for Humble, Texas, in response to a message from his brother Walter stating that a very lucrative posi- ton was open for him in the oil fields Will has been spending the summer and fall here visiting rela- tiYes and friends, and the position is permanent one; his friends in this section wish him success.
 Officers for the Grand Lodge of Masons were elected for 1915, at Little Rock, last week, as follows: Grand Master, C. E, Rosenbaum, Lit tie Rock; Deputy Grand Master, l.. P Kemper. Siloam Springs; Grand Senior Warden, J. s. Reamey. Hot Spring. Grand Junior 'Warden.. il- ton Winham, Texarkana3; Grand Lee turer, Baker Clark, Pulaska Heights; Grand Orator, Lewis Banerlein, Cam den.
 Rogers i5 figuring on voting bonds to secure new fire apparatus for the city department There seems to be but little opposition to the bond is sue, but 'here is a divided opinion as to the proper apparatus to secure All want a motor truck, some favor ing chemical engine that would car ry the fire equipment, while others favor machine with q pump to sup plement the pressure from the water system.
 Saturday was the banner business day of the present fall for Spring dale, and the city was comfortably crowded from middle of the morning until late in the afternoon, and al most everyone present seemed to be spending money There is no cry of hard times through this section, and the optimists have called a halt on the army of pessimists, and mer- chants are looking forward to a bumper holiday trade.
 Ralph Hays, residing on Route No. 2. out of Fayetteville, won the first premium offered by the Ewalt Realty Co, for the best yield of upland corn yper acre, at the least cost per bush el. The premium was lot in Mountain View addition to Springdale Zq = I H |7s E6g9 zg