The Springdale news., 1915-01-08
Of Iccal Interest

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 The News is requested to announce preaching at the Lutheran church next Sunday morning at eleven O clock.
 Clarence Fugate and family, were out from Fayetteville Sunday and visited with Mrs. NJ. E. Fugate and other relatives.
 Rev. l. NJ. Phillips, of this place, was caleld to Bentonville Sunday ev ening, where he filled the pulpit of the First Baptist Church.
 Mir. and Mrs Walter Fuqua, of Flu reka Springs, were here latter part of last week spending a few days with the formers parents, MT. and rs. J. w. Fuqua.
 Willard Riggs, son of J. NJ. Riggs, of this place, has accepted a posi- ton in the News office, and will learn the printing trade. He enter ed upon his duties Monday morning
 Oren Thompson left fore part of the week for Springfield, Mo, where he will enter the Springfield Busi- ness College He expects to take the combined business course offer ed by that school.
 Miss Madge Lewis was out from Fayetteville latter part of last week, and spent few days here, the guest of Misses Marianna Taylor and Mar garet Marks. She returned home Sunday evening.
 Readers of The News who receive their papers Thursday afternoon, should not forget the Firemens s show at the Majestic Thursday night Of this week. A good show, for a good cause. Be sure and attend,
 The new December, 1914, tele- phone directories will be ready for distribution to customers about Janu. ary 15th The News has been a lit- tie slow in getting the work out, ow- ing to it's coming in just as holiday rush was at its height.
 Mir and Mrs. Jesse Weathers left latter part of last week for Litchfieid and Nashville, Illinois, where they went to visit relatives and friends Mr.- -Weathers returned Tuesday morning, utb Mrs Weathers will re main in Illinois few days longer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. DoWnum and son of near Centerton, were in Springdale Monday doing some shop ping Mrs. Downum is better known to readers of the News as l. I. Know, writing from Oak Grove i'll Benton County
 Springdale streets were given a good dragging this week and the clear weather is enabling the street commissioner to repair some of the bad places caused by recent heavy snows, rain and sleet. Good roads is to be the maxium of the City of Springdale during 1915.
 Springdale now sports two popcorn machines. E. P. Weathers purchas- ed the one used by the Racekt Store, and White kennan purchased a new machine. Mir. Weathers has his ma chine located in front of Henson $ barber shop, and Mr. kennan oaeu- pies the location in front of the Plain Price Variety Store.
 s. R. Baxter, who has been em- ployed at 5ne Cash Grocery for some months past, was relieved first of the month, and will probably locate at some point in Oklahoma While Mr Baxter and his family have been in sartngdale. they have made many f. ads, all of whom regret to hear of their departure.
 
 X public sale has been advertised for Tuesday. January 12th, to be held by J. F. Mosley, on the old Liehls= ter farm, near Shady Grove. The sale is to begin at 10 o'clock, and quite a quantity of farming imple- ments and household furniture will go to the highest bidder. AIr. Mosley expects to leave soon for Nebraska.
 Work on the new buildings to be erected by E. A. Gillett oil Emma Avenue started fore part of last week. Considerable excayating is necessary for the foundation,, and the greater part of the dirt is being used to build up the alley in the rear of the buildings, and to make