The Springdale news., 1915-06-18
Of local Interest

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Davis, 1 Tuesday June 10th, a thirteen pound son
 Born-To MT. ard Mrs. Ernest Moneyhun, Tuesday morning. June 10th, a girl
 Dr. s. L. Boone left latter part of last week for two weeks trip through New Mexico, Colorado and other western states on business.
 Mrs. Lillian Furry returned Fri E day of last week from few days visit with relatives and friends resid- I ing at Van Buren, Fort Smith and Mena
 Mrs. Mollie Needham, and daught- CT Miss Fife, left Saturday evening for Van Buren, where they will spend some ten days visiting with Albert i Neeham and family.
 Quite a crowd of farmers and their families were in Springda~a trading Saturday, and a'so Monday. The rains have made farm work slow and allows them time to come to town to do their necessary trading.
 The News is requested to announce that Rev. Phillips will return from Fort Smith in time for the regular services at the Central Presbyterian Church, next Sunday morning and evening.
 Mrs. Knox and Miss Lummis, who are attending the Institute at Fay ettevllle, this week, the former from Cane Hill, and the latter from near Greenland, spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting Miss Maud Eas- terly, at this place.
 Jack Hewitt and Jeff Cover, well known apple dealers of this section are erecting a new apple ware house, near the ware house of the Spring dlle Berry Growers Association, on h est side of the Frisco rightzof- way.
 Rev R T Phillips, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Churzh, Nas #ca3led Q Fort Smith Wednesday to c7adnct the funeral services of N. r. Armstrong, who died at that nlace raeaafK AIr Armstrong WAS an oll friend o: Dr Philips.
 Mrs. Vena Cole and children, Who have=been here for some time visit iag win Dr. and Mrs C. F.lPerkins, ar Dancing Rabbit Foot Lodge, left latter part of last week for their home in Fort Wayne. Indiana. Mrs, Cole is | sister O. Mrs. Perkins.
 More rain visited this section, showers falling Friday morning of list week, Sunday morning and Mon day morning. The ground is oyer.y crowded with rains this season, and the continued rains are putting the farmers behind with their corn ple~- iag.
 0. F Reed, the c3nere1 e and stone man. has erected a spacious house oa the It just east Of the N. G Thompson X Co, building, on the elst sid. of the railroad He eX poets 10 make concrete blocks, and many otler designs and work of concrete.
 Tha N. E. Church, South. hes erect CT a neat Sunday school room, fer $ slmmer use in the rear Of their n til building. The room is screened il, and will prove a mos, delight9al room during the hot summer moaths The room will be used by the adult CT Bi5le Class of the scao I
 The Homans s Missionary Society q t42 Central Presbyterian Church ef 1h.s plaae aecepsed an invitation from the same Q ie.y of the ce1tzal Pr sbat rian Church Il FaYettevi 1e- Q h9li meeting il Fayetteville Wednesday,, and quite number or loeai members Wae in Fayetteville Wednesday a#tal aiHg 8 tHe mea4ine. 
 Q to s'aaeHter aad fsmlly returned I7.tr part af last week so their homo il TaALequah Okla afteF fe d. Qta re1 t.sat t f th Ttt l
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