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The Springdale news., 1915-11-05

for some cattle. Berry now has a fine team of horses.
 Mr. McKeown left Monday for Rus sailville, where he will sell spectacles for awhile.
 Tom Stewart came ID from Little Rock last week and visited few days with home folks.
 supt T. J. White was able to be with us at Sunday School Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs Ed Lowry Of Madi- son County visited with Claud Stew art Saturday night and attended the musical at Henry Faces
 NJ. L. Fleming went to Missouri to buy apples Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ralston of Spring Creek visited with Mr and Mrs. Robert Gaston Sunday.
 Mrs. L. |. Haislip. Of Spring Creek visited with her sister Mrs. W. NJ. Ralston Monday.
 Mrs. NJ l.. Flemming and Mrs. Chas. Mills spent Monday in Lowell.
 Miss Attic Ford spent Saturday night with Misses Maud and Gertie Cooper.
 Walter Pace traded his buggy to Jim Stewart for a nice young horse one day last week.
 Country Pumpkins.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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 P. NJ. Smith IS gathering corn this fine weather
 Mrs. Ad Hershey returned to her nome at Fl. Smith Sunday.
 Nr. and Mrs. John Robbins spent Saturday night with their son Harve 'ot Lowell.
 Chess Beard and wife Of Center Corner were visiting in this nei slh. borhood Sunday.
 Nlr Rowland and family went oy- er to Goshen last Friday 10 visit with friends They came home Mon day.
 Byron smith came in last Wednes day. from Coldwater, Kansas, where he has been working for the past four months.
 King Pace has rented Grandma Hershey's farm and will move in with her this week.
 Chas. and Bascom White visited with relatives at Lowell Saturday nigh and Sunday.
 Ray Daley Of near Rogers was in this neighborhocd Monday and trad ed a fine horse to Berry Robbins
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
FARM BUTTER MAKING

There is probably no one thing that is more neglected in Arkansas than farm butter making. The Ex- tension Division of the College of Ag- riculture in cooperating with the U. $. Department of Agriculture is sCartlng out on campaign for. more dairying and more butter making Bulletins on Farm Butter Making" and Farm Dairying" will be sent on application to the Extension Divis- ion ar Fayetteville. There ought to be q great campaign in every coun- ty of Arkansas, especially in tick-free counties for more cows. About the best thing public spirited bankers ard business men could possibly do in the 20 tick-free counties would be 10 start campaign to get out and buy 100 dairy cows for each of those counties. Tn some counties there is a goodly supply of dairy COWS in some portions of the county while in other portions there are very few cows fit for dairy purposes. This Is the month for the rd@ht kind Of campaign and the Extension Divds- ion of the University at Fsayette- vile will be very ~fad to aesiff any who wish help in U | ,,'r,,.ter.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
Dora Deane.
APPLES TO EXPOSITION

The car of apples for the San Fran. cisco exposition was loaded here the first of the week. We understand the car was not quite full but it holds some of the choicest apples that ev- Ter went out of Northwest Arkansas. The greater share Of the apples were given by Rogers and Fayetteville growers. with Springdale making very poor showing. Siaeam Springs. Bentonville and many other Benton county points are represented - Rogers Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
3oa CARS OF APPLES.

Up to and including Wednesday night 309 cars of apples had been shipped this season from Springdale. This is far in excess Of first estim- ates, and it is is now expected that 1920 cars will go out before the sea son closes.
 The 300 mark was passed Saturday .of last week, and on November 5, Iof last year 346 cars had gone out. and the total number in 1914 was 361 It will hardly go to 360 this year.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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sc t,MUCk IS FREED

Before a jury in Circuit Court. Fri day afternoon of last week, C. schmuck, who was charged with ob- taiaing money under false preteases, Nas adjudged not guilty The ease grew out Of a realty transfer here in sp1ngdale. in which (. C. BoasoH Of this place was interested. and schmuok was alleged to have false ly signed a deed.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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\ ftt5e rain would be greatly ap- praeiated by our farmers just al this tiHne.
 Mrs. C. T. Marshall who has beer sick for some months is reported 10 hetter at this writing. We hope to hear of her complete recovery soon.
 The school at Savoy is progress ing nicely with iss Lucile NTilligan as teacher.
 Some of onr young folks attended the pie supper at White Rock school house Saturday night All report q pleasant time. The net proceeds amounted to S11.95.
 Our rural carrier, John Mustain, informs Us that the post office de nartLnent has made q great change in his route which will go into effect November lst
 Uncle Pony Elicit. one Of the eldest citizens of Wheeler Township died Friday morning al 3 o'clock. leaving | wife aHd children to mourn his loss. The bereaved family have tha sympathy of the entire com Iaunity.
 engagements are being made to remove Mrs. Lydia Skinner and her invalid daughter. Anna. to the coun- U farm for the poor Both are d. most entirely helpless.
 Two ladies from Ireland began Q meeting at Savoy Sunday night.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
JUDGMENT FOR S25.

The case fn Circuit Court, where iD J. F. tBudl Avis, Of this place, city marshal. brought suit against :. Nail. Chas.. Nail and L. W. Henson. for S5,oo0 damage was heard Monday, verdict for judg- msut in the amount Of $25 being given ue the plaintiff.
 The case grew out Of the recent f5gl1t =in the.meat= market operated by Charles Nail at this place. and in YIica Avis was severely beaten The judgment for $25. also the costs sFi1l amount e something near s100.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
MAYES GOES FREE

Hy leave of tie court | motion ef nolle praqQui Wts entered in fhe case of the State rs. Charlie Mayes, in which he defendant was charged Fith embezziement fo funds from tHe Johnson =Fruitman' s Union. \ trial os tHe ease resulted i'll hung Jury and tais being the secend time t1e state has failed to convict, t Nas decided to drop the ease. The defendant Was discharged.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05

Icame down to Fayetteville and share their trouble tales with the grand jury which is in session there now.
 Another big spelling match Fri day night with a fine attendance. Misses Lois Phillips and Flossie Walker were the contest leaders, and Miss Phillips side won by three talIies. Miss Blanche Hanks was the winner in tfe spelling down contest
 Jack Cardwell has the old Stony Point school house about located on his tract of land which is a part of i the west side of the old Blaise place. Jack has had q house moving outfit rolling the old building which he is going to work over into residence.
 The Ozark Lime Company is work i ing big force of men at present try inc to care for the great demand for lime.
 The store Of the Johnson Mercan- tile Company was burglarized last night but the uwo burglars failed to escape, and are in jail at Fayeue- vile today awaiting action of the grand jury which is now in session. Ta- NO young men are strangers who rode into Johnson on the blind ,,ag rage of the afternoon passenger train yesterday. and attracted some attention by lettering around dur 1p4 the egeninG About midnight Mr aad Mrs. John Boswell noticed ssg1.41ee lights in the ozark Store ;" ast Ar. Bosae ell talephoHed 10 Dep aty Sheriff Avis it Sprinsdale taaf burglars We're in Johnson. ~ Aifis tes= aphened to Deputy Sheriff andy taftiVall, wHo lives south 0t fo4H= ga t9 hurry HD and meet him ana aelD capture | g thieves. GardWel a9z sherman Mccoy to accompany i'm and they met and captured the t.Ho raiders as they were walking down fhe railroad track loaded down win about S50 worth Of an assor1- eent of goods. Deputy Avis and Tom Garrel arrived in few minH7 es and took the thieves on to Fay a.teyille and placed them in iaiI. They had broken through a rear win Ga9 and had -oEred over a large Iet of goods to get their booty. They had pried open several desk drawers ir The postofftee, but only got q smal amount Of money.
 Pr5f. Roulhac was called to Green -and Sunday ro see his father who x seriously ill.
 John Late mas the contract for hauling the material for the Clear Greek bridge rom Johnson 70 tae prS posed site, just above the ford a. Mrs. Dora Reeds The steel work has been shipped from Vineennes. Hd.
 Prof. Henry Sehaffer of Van Buren. WAS visiting relatives west of John SOL last week. lie taught seheel ia tiis vicinity some years ago. and is now superintendent of the public schools of Crawford County, Ark.
 Prof ] F Busey. d well known teacher who taught here many years age. is now residing in Holdenville. Okla. where ae is county treasure C Hughes CoaH+y, Okla.
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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 Miss Bertha Mayo left Saturday, for Fayetteville to stay with Mrs. Pricey Williams
 Fred Shaughnessy and son Daniel. and Miss Mabel Daily of springdale were Saturday night guests Of Mr. and Mrs, U. L. Linebarger. Mir. and Mrs. Tom Hummer and children Of .sprdngdale were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Haugh- ey.
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The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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 Isn't this beautiful weather?
 School is progressing nicely.
 Stuart Meroer who visited friends at this place. returned to his home in Illinois last week
 Miss Lola Cioer and MT. and Ms. A. H. Catt visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Noal, Lindley of Springdale.
 Miss Hattie Duncan is very Ei with tuberculosis.
 Bro. Thurman. of Sonora is holding . protracted meeting at Mt. Salem near Sulphur City and word was received from him Monday morn ing saving he had had sixty-nine cor versions.
 Miss Willie Horne visited al her home in Springdale Saturday night and Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Toll Harp and fam fly of near Heads Ford spent Sun day with the lalter's parents Mir and Mrs. Tom Cloer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Neill and family Jeff for Texas las+ week. Mr. Neill will sell car load of apples while there for Lindley X Go.
 Miss Luzelle Grider entertained 8 number of her friends on Saturday night. Halloween games were play. ad and a gool time was had by ev- cry one.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
QUICK WORK BY OFFICERS

It took the offieel,s of Washington arrest, indict, hear, convict and sen tence two traanps who early this morning broke into the Johnson Mercantile Company, at Johnson, this county, and stole about S30. % worth of merchandise and a small amount Of cash and stamps from the money drawer of the pest office which is lo- cated in the store. The two unfor- tunates gave their names as Alfred Bartholomew, Of Oakland, California, and Thomas Brown of New York City Both are about p years Of age and appear 10 be what they claim tramps. The two men entered the store about :00 o'clock this morning. 4 woman living near the store saH the light in the store and aroused hel husband, who notified Deputy Sheriff GardWell, of Johnson. The deputy. accompanied by two or three res3- dents of the town. caneht the men IS they were leaving the building freshly dressed with new hats, new shoes, other wearing apparel, and with some small change and With some stamps n tdeir pockets.
 Deputy GardWel held the men an1i Deputy Saeriffs Doe Hannah and ] ,. Avis. Of sprinedale. arriving CT Frisco #tratH# No relieved hinf et his charges. The men were then brought eo Fayetteville. where one grand jury. n session here. indicted them for burglary and grand larceny They then appeared before Circuit Judge Naples and pleaded guilty. Al 100 o'clock this afternoon. Judge Naples seHtensed them each to ole year in t8s state penitentfary.
 Avis Busy.
 No sooner Lad Deputies Avis and Hannah turned over the Waald-be Johnson robbers to authorities here than he rstnlMed 0 the station where he caught three negroes. Charlie White. John Mcshan and Fred Carr. alighting rom train 3ith four suit cases which investigator proved Were tiled Win 43 quarts and pints ot ahiskex. Deputy 3Etis s#gs that he Las had knowledge oi tie operation of the negroes for some time but tAat this was 5he first ime He has been able to eaten rhFm with tae goods on them. The negroes We're lodged iD the county Jail pending hearing Of gneir eases Fayetteville Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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 N. [. Pruner returned Thursday from st. Louis where he had been on business.
 Tommy Savage returned Friday from Ft Smith.
 Aperil and Harold Shelley spent Sunday with Miss Leatba Johnson of Pine Creek.
 Spelling at the school house every Wednesday night. Everybody come.
 John Rutherford Of Evergreen is moving to Mark Sanders place.
 Mr Wileot Of White River has rented Mrs. Shetleys place for the coming year.
 Harold Shelley and John Wilson made a business trip 10 Springdale Tuesday.
 Several from here attended the lit erary at lay Bird Friday night. Mrs. !. .Pfnner and Dale Pet ross spent Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. c. Y. HalBrook
 All the young folks around here went hunting Thursday night.
 J. W. Pruner made a business trip Ito Fayetteville Wednesday.
 Most everyone from here attended the Sunday School convention at Burks Shed last Sunday.
 The young folks are getting up a play for the near future.
 The witches did net do much damage around here Halloween.
 There was quite d crowd out at the pie super Friday night.
 Miss Leatha Johnson Of Pine Creek visited June Letsch Friday, night
 Harold Shetlet made his regular call to Pine Greek Saturday night.
 Miss June Letseh spent Saturday night with Miss Leatha Johnson of Pine Creek.
 Mark Hinds went to Huntsville Sun day to stay a week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker spent Sunday with J. N Pruner Mrs. J. W. Pruner entertained the Aid Society of Spring Valley last Thursday
 Mrs. Shelley and family left Monday morning for Galena, Kansas, Kansas, where they will make their future home Harvey and John Will son went with them and will work in the mines at that place for awhile.
 John Pruner returned from Fay etteylile Friday, where he has been attending leyying court.
 Dempsy Eetsch has purchased a new buggy.
 Mrs. Halbrook and Mrs. WiIkerson made d business trip to Springdale Friday
 Mrs. Maud Barnes who has been sick for a few weeks is. improving.
 Tommy Savage and John Barnes made q business trip 10 Fayetteville Saturday.
 Ingram and Graham sawmiil is in running order TOW and they are saw ing q great deal Of lumber.
 Mrs. Kelley of Spring Valley is staying with her daughter this week, Mrs. ]. P. Shaver.
 Mrs. [. Y Halbrook is or the sick list this wkee
 John Praner is having well drill ed on his place. Byron Jones of Lowell is doing the work.
 Alr. Letsch is building a new barn On his place.
 Green Mayfield has moved to a place over at Richland View.
 Dutch.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05

The revival services at the Zap tist Church are being attended by large crowds, the building being en- .irely inadequate to accommodate the crowd Sunday night. Evangelist Frazier is rapidly winning friends in Springdale with his masterful way in handling hts suhejcts. and he will doubtless accomplish much good in Springdale.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05
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 John Cox and wife. Of vale, Arka were visitors here Monday
 Ed Steward returned Monday from been selling apples shiped from lo- cal orchards.
 Mrs Henry Thompson who has been visiting her parents. Nr. and Mrs. John Stokes. returned Sunday to her home in Hazel Valley. Ark
 Miss Gladys stipes= spent satuH= day and sunday morning with her parents, Mir and Mrs. Geo. stipes. She is teaching school near Brent wood, Ark., and returned there Sun day evening.
 Clarence Ritchey. Of Pana, H., is ytsiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritchey
 Sid Tharmond. who nov resides in Eddy County. New Mexico, is here on visit after an absence of many years. Mrs. Thurmond died some four years ago. His three daaght- CTS are married and are living in Missouri. He has been Up there yjs- iting with them, and came by here for q short visit while on the way 10 his prairie home which is so miles from Midland, Texas Uncle Sid is pretty spry yet, and very few people would think Of him as being one of John Morgan most daring riders who. after the death of Gen. Morgan. fought under Wade Hampton and Joe Wheeler from .At- Carolinas.
 Rev, Chas ". Burkes. Of Ft. Smith State Superintendent of the Amer Gan Sunday School Union, will preach in Johnson, Sunday. Nov. 14, at 7:30 T. m.
 Tfe AcMullen boys, Lester and Ernest, left recently for Cameron, Mo.
 Ben Johnson, Jr.. is going to do carpenter work now, and c. E. Woods Is working in the blacksmith shop.
 Dick and Ol Crum arrived Wednes- day from Atehison, Kansas, and left Thursday to visit relatives near Bentonville, Ark.
 Charley Mayes, of Muskogee. Ok Iahoma, was local visitor a day or so of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. stokenberry and son, Herman, motored out from Elkins Sunday and were dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. C. Mayes.
 Oscar Hughes has been doing some splendid work on the public read near Stony Poirt, and folks down there are mighty proud of it. too.
 Just a whole lot of invitations are being pG'esented to local folks co
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05

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The Springdale news., 1915-11-05

The Cemetery Association will meet next Monday afternoon with Mrs. l.. NJ. Riggs. All members are urged to be present.
The Springdale news., 1915-11-05

Tuesday evening was the regular date for the monthly meeting of the City Council but only three mem bers reported. No quorum being present, no business was transact
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
TEMPERAMENTAL

your daughters very fond Of
music, isn't she?"
Eyes, indeed. It's no trouble for
her to practice on the piano when I
need some one to help me with the
dishes."- Detroit Free Fress.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
DON'T RETRIEVE

Ted Cat summer hoteD = Those
pretty mattresses look awfully fetch
ing.
Ned = After you've been here a
while you'll find they fetch nothing.
Judge.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
AN OVERNIGHT ENTRY

AN OVERNIGHT EN- RY
Wife-Any fashions in that paper,
Jack?
Jack (who has just settled a dress
makers bil1)-Yes, but they are no
use to you, dear It's yesterdays pa
per!London Opinion.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
AND THAT TOO

A clergyman catechizing Sunday
school, when comparing himself-the
pastor of the church-to shepherd
and his congregation to the sheep,
put the following question to the chill
dren:
What does the shepherd do for the
Sheep"
A small boy in the front row piped
out;
Shears emf :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
SOME EANDLORD!

Tenant-Our house is in very bad
shape. One of the walls has bulged
out several inches.
Landlord that so? Then as the
house is larger I'll have to raise the
rent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
THE EXCEPTION

"Do you subscribe to the old the
ory that the criminal always returns
to the scene of the crime?"
mot always" replied the sure
enough detective. Sometimes the
ertradition papers won't hold"
GETTING READY
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-14
GETTING READY

81 see you have supper little lat
every night, my dear"
Eyes; I'm working up gradually |
as to get cook ready for those twelv
inning games" Pittsburgh Post.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-12

For Sale-I have some good mules and horses that will sell at bargains
 JnO. M. Haltom. Advt
 J. B. Mum, our Laneburg merchant was in the city this afternoon at tending to business matters.
 Stamps vs. Prescott at Grammar School campus this evening at 7:30. Admission l5 and 25 cents. Advt.
 For Rent-Good four room house. gas and water See Levi Moore or Ira Gee.-Phone 143. Advt. t..
 Our telephone Number is 157; our stock is complete, and our delivery ervice is quick. Phone your orders Douglas Brooks X Go. Advt.
 Miss Jene Hatley is in Hope spend ing visit with relatives and friends and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Tompson.
 A. M. Ellsworth, of Prescott and B. Cliner, of the Whelen Mercantile Com pany. the stock which was sold last week, were visitors to Camden today. Camden Evening Herald.
 Are you for or against the church :? Then prove it by at least attending services. The Presbyterian church cordially invites all to worship with them. See invitation on first page of this issue.
 For Sale-I have lot of frst-class pine shingles that I will sell at reason able price. Anyone wishing to buy would do we'll to write or call me at LaHeburg, Ark. Will deliver them at once.-Geo. w. Duke Advt.2dw.
 A negro in Pulaski county was re- fused judgement for mule killed on the Iron Mountain railroad track in Pulaski county. The amount asked was $40, which was claimed to be the value of the mule. The engineer who was on the train the day the mule was killed testified that the animal was blind folded with a gunny sack and tied to the track.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-12
FRANCIS WILLARD MEMORIAL

This meeting will be held in Pres byterian church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. Minnie U. Rutherford, State President of the w. c. T. U. will be the principle speaker and in addition to the tribute she will pay to the great leader of the temperance move ment in the years agone. she will treat other phases of the temperance problem.
 No one in Arkansas is better ac- quainted with the needed moral re- forms than is Mrs. Rutherford. She IS largely responsible for our juvenile court laws, our White Slave law. gave much valuable help in our Child La Dor law and our Vital Statistics law and IS now working for an Industrial Home for girls, home for delinquent and an Intermediate sentence for Pris- onerS.
 Everybody come, and let Prescott do honor to this gifted woman, as we'll as to the cause she represents and the large body of good women who com pose the local Union of Prescott Pres. W. c. T. U.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-12
W. C. T. U.

The meeting yesterday with Mrs. Bush was we'll attnded, and two val uable members added to the list-Mrs. Watson Hatley and Mrs. Jim Franks.
 The program was led by Mrs. Ells- worth, and the subject treated was that of Scientific Temperance lnstruc- tion in the Public Schools-the one that laid the foundation for the pres ent great temperance wave, and will not stop as long as these truths are implanted in the hearts of the child ren.
 The next meeting will be with Mrs. Colvin at the Park Hotel. She comes to us from a live Union in Louisiana. Let us show our appreciation of her by large attendance.-Reporter.