The Springdale news., 1914-08-14
0f Local Interest.


 The Presbyterian Sunday School spent Tuesday on Clear Creek, with their annual outing and picnic
 Harry Brogdon turned his ankle Tuesday morning, and as result must now resort to the use of crut- ches.
 The Sunday School class of Mrs Chas. F, Renner, from the Christian Church, spent Wednesday =picnieing at Monte Ne.
 Mrs. John Mcclure of Sulphur, Ok lahoma, who had been here visiting with Mrs E. NJ. Bratton. left for home Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J Atkison left first of the week for Rogers, and will make their home on a farm southeast of that place
 c. C. Bronangh of this place re- eeiyed information few days ago of the death of his brother, ]. w. Bfonaush, at Mounds. Okla.
 Mr and Mrs. D. G NeGriffin, of Girard, Kan, are here for a few weeks visit with their daughter. Mrs !. NJ. LeitzeH on Holeomb Street.
 Miss Mabel Davis was out from Fayetteville latter part Of last week and spent q few days visiting with Miss Nell Sanders o4=Holeomb street.
 Mir And Mrs Harry Mcdonald re turned Wednesday evening from Gotter where they had been for sev- eral days visiting the formers par ents.
 Mrs. N. w Mahan, and children, came up from Winslow latter part of last week, and are spending this week visiting at the home of J. NJ. Langston.
 Mrs. Earl Y. Bird arrived Sunday morning from Minneapolis, Minn., and is spending several days here visit ing her parents Mr. and Mrs W. G. Thompson.
 ZAubry. Smith left Tuesday after noon for Brighton, Tenn. their old home, where he expects to spend some two months visiting relatives and friends
 L. kusewitt and Chas Towns, the local painters are making some need e1 improvements on the front Of the New York Store. and are painting same solid white
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gray, and children of Conway, came in Monday and are here spending several days visiting at the home of NJ. D. Vance, father of Mrs. Gray
 The families of Guy McDavid, l.. Marks, Jim Hawn, and others have prepared a camp at the Davis Ford os White River, and are spending some two weeks there fishing
 Mr and Mrs. John Sanders came oYer from Spring Valley Saturday ev- ening. being called here by the ser ious accident to Mrs. J. A. Eicher, mother Of Mrs. Sanders.
 Mrs. Guy C. Stafford and daughter, and Miss Cessna Stafford left Tues day afternoon for Cassville, Mo, where they will spend the week as the guest of Mrs L. Beasley.
 Mrs. Clara Thompson and children, of Huttig, Ark. came in fore part of the week and will spend several days visiting at the home of NJ. D. Vance, father Of Mrs Thompson
 Dr. A. E. Small, the leading sur geon of Dallas, Texas, was up and spent the weekend with his family at Dancing Rabbit Foot Lodge. the home of Dr. and Mrs. (. F. Perkins.
 Rev. and Mrs w. C. Hankins came in Wednesday morning from Fillmore, Maitland and other points in Mis- souri, where they have been for the past nine weeks engaged in revival meetings.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. 0. Johnson and family, of Memphis, Tenn, arrived fore part of the week, and are spend ing several days here visiting with Mrs Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. l. X. Henson.
 
 The News is requested to announce that Rev. Mckay of Fort Smith will preach at the Presbyterian Church, next Sunday. both morning and even ing cordial invitation is extended