The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
 CANE HILL.


 tAis year.
 Rev. and Mrs. Gather and family are here this week. They have been making their home in Missouri for q number of years. He will locate either in this or Oklahoma Presby- teries.
 Elmo Glidewell the newly appoint ed postmaster Of skylight was trans a=dng business in Cane Hill Monday.
 Buford Parker and Miss Vera Jones of Morrow, were quietly mar rid here Sunday b Rev. ]. 4. Knox Baford fs the oldest son of Mir and Ms. Ben Parker of Morrow and is a very progressive young farmer. Mis- Jones is the only daughter of Mrs. Ernest=HarfI on. She has made her home with her grandpafents. Mr and Mrs. Marshall Morris since the de tn of her father some years ago. She is very pretty and accom- pltshed young lady
 Miss Kimbrough. who has been absent from school for the past three Xeesk on account of an al tack of pneumonia. is at her pest of d.ty this week We are certainly glad to see her back again Her place was very ab1y filled by Mrs. More. who had just closed her school at White Church.
 Hrs. Sue Blu haAan went to Mt Comfort to meet her three sisters. wao are going have a reunion at Mrs Mounts Tn re are only three of her sisters living.
 N H. Buchanan made business trip to Fayetteville last of the week.
 Dr. Bean made=a professional trip 70 Hestyilles Okla. today.
 Rev.J \ knex has moved into the property that he =reeent,ypur. chased of N. Buchanan. Jim Sharp who was upying tais prop ertF maF e tha sam MeCoiIocl place hear tae mil.
 Uncle Joe Reed and N ,. Reed 0 Fly Creek spent Sunday with Earl Reed q this place. Une'e Joe is & years old and t quite stout fer his age
 John Riggsbee Of near Chester came up Saturday and returned Non- day with II R Taylor's family and household. Mr Taylsr worked at the blacksmith trade whie here He will engage in the same business in Crawford county.
 A K Re of Fly Creek. south Of town, is quite si k with pneumon- ia. It is hoped that his condition will improve soon.
 Mr. Broom ieId Of Evansville trans acted business here Monday He has been in the west for some six years and has returned to the land of milk and honey.
 Frank Braly, ore of our towns men, who recaiYed some forr or five broken ribs and general shaking up fast week in rInaway at Lincoln is improving some. but is not able 10 be brought home vet
 Our community had the Yery great pleasure q herring pr. Hunt pas Of the Fifs- Bal tfst Church in his lecture, ~Be Somebody" at the Soathern Presbyterian Church satur- q 4f evening az eieht o'clock Our peo. ple wers ereat.y delighted With his lecture II certainly js the work Of a srett thinker. Dr. Hunt also preached the Baeeaiaure ate sermon at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday at ]. n. His sermon was a message fHa of advise and love ssldom do we hear man of Dr Hunt ability
 Congressman ri lman will deliver the graduating address at close of school term Friday night. II will be at the College. Everyone is cor dially invited 10 hear him.
 Mrs. Mcknight and children return ed Monday from a visit with her par ents and other re'atiyes at Leslie, Leslie Ark. They report nice time
 Our school closes this week and with the close comes the usual pro- grams. There will be a program Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights.
 Grandpa Griffith died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Bowles just east of town last week. He was s1 and a few months old. He came here some two or three years ago from Kansas. His wife died shortly after they arrived He had lived here number Of years ago. He built most of the old mills in this country. He had lived a number of places during his lifetime and said that he had rather live on Cane Hill