The Springdale news., 1914-08-21
Of Local Interest.

etCeNlile are the parents or new daughter.
 Tom Clark and Miss Lillian Russell both of Berryville, were married last week
 Whitmire died near Prairie Grove re- gently.
 Judge T. H. Humphreys and C. P. BoIes, Of Fayetteville were in Spring dale Sunday.
 Otto Brogdon. who spent latter part of last week at Westyille, re- turned home Sunday afternoon
 Rev NJ. c. Hickman who was down at Hobbs, Ark, helping in special meeting returned latter part of the week.
 Geo. Barrett died suddenly at his home near Rhea, latter part of last week, death being due to heart fail ure
 Oren Thompson left latter part of last week for Thompson, Ark, where he is engaged to pitch ball the re- mainder of the season.
 Rev c. P. Walters returned first of the week from Garfield where he closed a successful meeting of one week duration.
 J. \. Coger and family, who former ly resided in springdale, traded their farm and have again moved to SpriHgdale
 Oscar Massey came down from Springfield, Mo, latter part of last week and spent a few days here vis- iting relatives and friends
 There will be a graveyard working at Shady Grove Thursday, August 2. Everybody who has any interest please come and take part.
 
 Mrs. N. II. Cloe of Bentonville, came down latter part of last week, and is spending several days here the guest of Mrs. Chas. F. Renner
 PN Trewitt of the University of Missouri. at Columbia, No, was in Springdale this week and spent sey- eral days visiting his uncle, S.J. Herrod
 Mrs Tom Carrel and children came in Sunday faterncon. and are HOW making arrangements to take possess ion Of their new home recently pnr chased from E. J Gillett.
 Mrs. J. A. Richer, mention of whose injury was given last week, is oetting along nicely at present, and will be completely recovered in a few days.
 Miss Susie Cramer, of the clerical force of the Gulf Pipe Line, of Tul- sa, Okla, is visiting with her uncle and aunt, Rev, and Mrs. NJ. C. Hiek- man
 Rev. Gibbs, of Minnesota, who had been here for a few weeks spending his vacation, and filling the pulpit of the Central Presbyterian Church. re turned to his home Monday afternoon
 
 Miss Anna Landslide, who had been spending some few weeks visit ing friends and relatives al Tahle= quah, Westvine and other Oklahoma points. came in home Sunday after noon
 Mir. and Mrs Winfred Needham and Mrs L. Barr left Saturday evening for St Louis, the former purchasing stock for The Leader, and the latter buying new fall stock in millinery goods
 Miss Ruth Beasley came in We'd nesday morning from cassVille, Mo, and will spend few days here wis iting Miss Cessna Stafford, and Mrs. Guy C. Stafford after which she will visit relatives at Fayetteville.
 The News is requested to announce that Rev. l.. J. Miller, of Carthage, Mo, will preach at the Auditorium next Sunday morning and evening, under the auspices of the Central Presbyterian Church. All are invited to the services.
 Miss Bessie CroXdale came in Sat urday evening from points in Wash ington, where she had been for the past several weeks visiting relatives.
 Mir and Mrs J. w. Dupree, of Ok lahoma City are here spending several days visiting at the home of J. P. Deaver