The Springdale news., 1915-08-20

is bringing no better price on the market. AIr. Cardwell handled f73 cars while away, coming from sever al different points in the Van Bur ea section. A peculiar feature in connection with the peaches hand 1ea=b Mr. Cardwell, is in the fact that he had no No. l peaches 10 quote. Seventy cents was the high est price he received and forty cents the lowest This about agrees Nj the loeal prices.
 The G-N team of the Sunday School league lost to the Central Presbyterian team Friday afternoon Of .ast week by | score Of 1 to 3. The game was much slower than the score would indicate. \ small crowd was in attendance. and both teams were compelled to nse substitutes as quite d number of the boys were busy in the peaches Myers pitch ed | good game for the e=M, and al- lowed onis four hf.s, while DeWeese for the G-P allowed five. The game va lost aa errors. The GM team made three runs in the first round while the CD made one ill the fourth two in the=fifth. and one in the sixth.
 Miss Beatrice O.Neal left latter part of last week for tae Sherred home a Habberton, where she will spend the week visiting.
 Company A, X. \. C., will leave Saturday morning of this week, for a ten days stay at Fort Logan H. Roots. in Little Rock. This is the annual ten days on the rifle range, and the local company was sched- ulad to go earlier in the season. but dates were charged to accommodate local conditiops. Captain Ownbey ex peets to take q company of forty men. but is meeting with some ob stacles owing to the fact that majority Of his men are engaged in working at local eyaporators and the canning factory The season of the year makes it doubly hard on mem bars ot the local company to make such a trip. and the requirements of th4 War Department are such that it takes large amount of hustling to get enough men together to make tha trip.
 aYa ont al artj jci N, o. N. picnic at Hea1's Ford on White River Saturday of this week This is aa annual occasion with the folks o9er there. and they have nice pie aie grounds. right on the banks of tAe river Dr. D. Christian, of this lplaee. vii make the principal ad- dress of the day. and they will have the usual amusement features such ery body is invited to attend and bring well filled baskets fer an old time spread on the grounds at noon.
 Mrs. L O. Rodgers. of Randall. Kansas who has been here for the past two months visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Gaston, re- siling snort distance northwest of town. returned home Wednesday m3raing She was accompanied by hzr mother. AIr Rodgers is editor 9 and publisher of The News. publish ed at Randall
 Tie 'aea light a"d power com pa1ry are now working on an electric light and power line from the city U the farm of pr. J. NJ. Sparkman. This line WIS made possible through bonus or slo0 given by Dr. Spark man and C. A. kimball, both CT whom reside on the line. Other parties on the line will take the ser viea It is the intention of the com pany to make a loop of the line at the Sparkman farm. coming back to te#A by the residence of Henry Rice. by the home of ]. ". c. Becker, and baek on Emma Avenue. This is pos sibly the longest service line in tho eitf. and is rather expensive. Dr. sparkman 9nd Mf. kinDell have con traeted ia advance for S50 wertn { f service. Is both Niil use lishts and : motors Tbe heMe es Mr. kimball is r already wired ss he intended using home plant as a'so di5 nr Siafk-