The Springdale news., 1915-06-18

they will play three games series, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Thos from Springdaie making the trip were: Oscar Hawkins. Howard Ewalt Clyde Thompson, Joe Tnlman. Roland G,llett, Foster Bonnet Noah Lewis. Four players were secured from Fayetteville, and one from Rogers.
 \ W Mintun, of Elkins, was in Sprilgd 4le Monday afternoon ming ling with friends Mr Mintun is prominently mentioned as a candidate for County Treasurer. and as he served as I repre- entatiFe of Wash ingtol county in the legislature of 1905, he is aequaizt with q large nImber of the voters, ard has friends i1 most every township.
 The large sign board near the Frisco depot is now reprinted, and Il a manner that is a great benefit to the town in an advertising way. The work was done by Hale, good painter, who has been here for sever al days doing sign work, and the funds were furnished by popular sub seription Go over and look at the new board. il will do your eyes good. after viewing the cd wreck. .
 Joe Duncan, Herbert Sturdivant and Alber, F:rman left latter part of last week, for an extended fishing trip into Oklahoma They expect to ba away the entire week, and will fish in the Illinois river few miles west of Sloan Springs The recent heavy rains have doubtlessly made fishing a poor pastime, as it was reported Sunday that War Eagle east of Spriagdale was beyond ford ing, and the other streams are prob ably high.
 MT. and Mrs R F. Hawks and children, who haYebeenhere for the past few days visiting at the home Of H. j. Hawks, brother of the form q, left Sunday afternoon for a ten days trip to Boulder, and Colorado Springs. Colo They expect 10 re tafn here for a several days visit, bafo~e returning 10 their home at Corning, Ark. Mr. Hawks is highly pleased with tais SC ton Of Arkansas tais being his first visit. and he n5tes many Improvements and differ eaees over this section of the state. aa1 the eastern porsionZ
 The J. 0. Phillips Realty Co. thts week closed deal. whereby [. P.Belis, Of Paris. Mo becomes the owner of the country home of C. s. O osNea9. formerly known as the Clark fanm, just .short.distanee west of Springdale. The farm contains ten aeras, and is one O. the select coun- try homes adjoining Springdale Mr Rallfs will arrive here in few days, and make this his home. Mr. O'Nea expects to make Sprinedale his home ia the near future, and his family vii probably move into town just as soon as they can find q convenient location.
 Our fish story some weeks ago. about the boys catching the large German carp with their hands in I c2ra field hqs called for several re marks by readers, ard with some the story vas hard to believe, ard tha Gentry Journal, published al Gentry. this state. even went so far as to insiauate that the story was an ua ruth You are cordially invited te visit White River at aHy time. when you @ill be given ample praof that tae story is fact, that the fish were caHght, ard tn the manner re lated Ne are told that the Illinois River contains d large number Of .hssa fish, and that they are in &h'te River U some extent. Tha4 are a sluggish fish. and locaf fish- ermen do net ba.tfor them. fs tfe retson given by some that none have ever been caught before. \ few ee9rs a&5 the stulfz rond. oa Spring tsfaok contained a 19rse fmuher ef t4ese carp, and the wa hing out the ped liberated them, i~ t4e explaH aei9a given by some f.g the iadine o .a fi7h in tAe Wlters q this sretol
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