The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
PRAIRIE GROVE.

liFeS ana taIh sudan grass seeds to our farmers
 J. P. Edmiston has been confined to his home for several days with grip and is not yet showing any improve ment.
 An addition is being built to the Southern Presbyterian Church, which will be used by the Sunday l School.
 John Edmisten, highly respected citizen Of Rhea, died at his home last week and was buried here last Friday afternoon.
 Bethel Rich, an aged citizen of this place. died last week, from an attack os grip and was buried in the local cemetery.
 Congressman J. x. Tillman, and jus tice dispenser Wm. Walker Bishop, of Fayetteville, were looking after local ho dings of a dividend promising na ture here last Saturday.
 Miss Graham, Of Heber Springs. a graduate of the Cincinnati Conserva- tory rendered very beautiful vocal solo at the NJ. E. Church, South, last l Sunday morning.
 The Cumberland Presbyterian Church building has been given a l naw shingle bonnet and with a new l Icoat of paint promised it will be greatly improved in looks
 Claude Nugent Of Adair. Okla. was here last week visiting his father J. A. Nugent. He let for his home Sat urday morning taking his younger brother, Jim, with him
 By some means the Frisco officials committed an error in announcing the diseontinuanee of the train running from Westville to Grove. It's im- portance being realized, the order was annu11ed.
 James r. Harris returned last week from Chicago where he was called to testify in an action against the American Gan Co. who was charged with being a trust In MT H Harris absence, greatness was thrust upon him at home, by being elected member of the city council.
 Miss Marguerite Baggett. and her fiance Roy Carroll. Of Ft Worth. Texas, spent the latter part Of last week here where they were entere tained at a number of social fune- tions. A number of Miss Baggett's girl friends were in the party.
 A party from this place and Lin coin, met the Business Mems Club at Fayetteville last Wednesday night and the matter Of a good highway from Cane Hill and Lincoln to Fay etteville was gone oyer It was de ciied to get the State Highway En- g'neer to survey the route.
 At our city eletion last Tuesday the administration machine was com- pletely smashed. all the rings be- ing taken out Of its cylinders and salt water stopping the oil flow. It was a wonderful victory of Mr. Common People over the platoerats. The following will compose the new administration Mayor, H. B. Col Her, Recorder F. B MeNeal. Alder men: J. P. Harr.s, N. k. Pearson, L. c. Mccormick, w w Carl and F. \. Dorman.
 On last Saturday night Will Me Kee and Baseom Cohea living near the Illinois Chapel, became involved in a quarrel over an attempted elope- mant of young daughter of Me Kee's with some neighboring boy. when Mckee applied rock to the head of Cohea entirely displeasing to that gentleman and Cohea replied with his terrible right felling Mckee to the ground where he was quickly counted out. When the smoke clear ed away it was found that Cohea l right shoulder was disloeated and the services of a physician were neeses- ary to repair the damage. It is matter for congratulation that the belt goes to an American.
 On last Saturday afternoon an of ficer from WestviR came to Lincoln having warrant of arrest for young man there named English. A man was deputized by the city mar shall to make the arrest and went and arrested young man whom he thought to be the one wanted. The boy protested saying the officer was in error and asked to be taken to his employer that he might prove his in- nocence, This was refused by the of ficer and the boy started to walk away and was shot by the officer with a 44-calibre revolver, the ball passing through the flesh of both thighs. Fortunately no bones were broken and no serious results are expected.
 We are mt in favor of phanpinp