The Springdale news., 1915-10-01
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 Hear Rev. Martin at the NJ. E. Church South, Sunday right
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. B. C. Hiner, Saturday, September 2Jth, boy.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. G. D. Lichlyter, Friday. September 24th, twin girls.
 Mrs W. A Graves left fore part Of the week for Imb1den. this state, where she is spending several days visiting with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. c. E. Tabor, and son Wayne left latter part of last week for Bee be, this state where they are spend ing several days with friends.
 Otto Slaughter was over from Tah- lequah Saturday of last week, and spent the day Yisi. ing his mother, at this p.aee. He returned Sunday morning.
 Raymond Jay, linotype operator on the Huntsville Republican was in Sprinsdale Saturday of last week on business. The News acknowledges a pleasant call
 Mrs Viola Smith, daughter Of Mrs. Fiant, who has been here for the past several days visiting her moth CT, leaves Saturday for her home at Mustang, Okla. She will be accem- panied by her mother, who will spend some time there.
 Miss Minnie Anderson, of this place, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. John Anderson, left Tuesday evening fer Arlington. Colo. where she has ac- captad position in the schools, and will teach the coming year. She eX- poets to be away until next summer.
 Springdale was we'll represented at the opening day of the Washington county fair, Tuesday Schools were dismissed that day. and large num- Der of the pupils together with their parents. and many older ores attend ed Washington County's great annual event.
 Dr. and Mrs r. B. Young, and children, from Little Rock were in Springdale Saturday. Sunday and Monday visiting with the formers mother Mrs. John Young. Dr. Young was witness in the Wolf Halliday murder trial at Bentonville Saturday of last week.
 Edgar J. Rrown,,who with his wife, has been here for the past several days visiting with the mother of the latter, Mrs. Ida Slaughter, tWedsesday evening for Little Rock, where they will make their home in the future. AIr. Brown will travel oGt Of Little Rock fer My CT Brothers Drug Co. of St. Louis. Mrs. Brown will remain several days longer in Springdale.
 Friends of Vernon Sherrod. can didate for County Clerk, will be in taregtd ia knowing that he has been busy the past several days. picking apples. ether fam work, and put ting in several days, in person on the road to Habbertcn, and as a conse- quence has not been very active in his campaign He asks the News to state that he will be back on the job, jr1t as soon as the work is com peted.
 The interior of the building oeeu pied by the J R. Joyce Drug Co, is th.s week being repainted and changed throughout. The ceiling is being given a much lighter coat of paint, with excellent trimmings, while the sile walls are being tinted d delicate shade of old rose. The building is owned by Tom Taylor of Fayetteville, and as soon as the work is finished, this will be one of the most attractive interiors in this section ef the state.
 In addition to their usual line of upto-Gate undertaking goods, the Logan X Mcclure Undertaking Co, have just recently opened up new line of wall paper. This they will handle ia connection with their reg ular line of undertaking and picture framing. See their ad in this issue.
 Readers will note this week that a large amount ef ouf correspondence was carried over frcm last week. and for this reason some nj the items may be a little old by the time 1h