The Springdale news., 1915-02-05
Wheat is still going up.

w. A. Graves who was confined to his home for some time is now at his p osition in the First National Bank.
 Mrs. Amanda Clark died at her home near Holcomb recently. She was 65 years of age.
 Miss Emma Carter, of Springdale, has made arrangements to open millinery store in Westville.
 Ed Young and sister, Miss Nancy were down from Bentonville Sunday, and spent the day at the home of H. B. Rice.
 J. G. Pendergrass suffered a stroke of paralysis late Saturday afternoon, carious.
 Groundhog, or no grounding, don't take down the heating stove just yet, and don't hurry about getting up the screens; the flies are not troub- leSOIne at this season.
 The New-1s requested to announce that the ladies of the Second Presby- terian Church will give reception on Saint Patrick's Day, March 11th, durnig the afternoon and evening Miss Lillian Fischer, the daughter Of Mrs J. NJ. Fischer, of this city, who has been visiting relatives and friends at Hazen, Carlisle and Little Rock, has returned home.
 
 w. H. Larabee, well known stockman, and who dealt extensive l ly in hogs and cattle, died at his home in Fayetteville Wednesday Of l last week
 Chas. r. Renner left fore part of the week for points in Missouri, where he will look after some in surance business. He expects 10 be away several days.
 Mrs. Dessa Slaughter Brown. who had been here for several days visit ing her mother, Mrs. S. H. Slaught- CT, and other relatives, returned to her home in St. Louis. latter part of last week.
 Rev. X. C. Smith, who was pas. t9r of the First Presbyterian Church. of this place. was relieved latter part Of last week, and left for Stan ford. Texas. No cause has been given for his removal.
 The Virginian" at the Auditorium last Thursday night was nothing out Of the ordinary, in fact, home talent plays of the past have shown up as well as this theatrical treat" :" They did carry some nice scenery.
 L. A. Watts is advertising a pub lie sale of a portion of his farming implements and household goods for Tuesday, February 12th. next week. aIr. Watts is making preparations to leave Springdale
 
 That "groundhos must be quick weather prophet, for no sooner had the date Of his annual appearance pas ssed, and sgnified the early arriy- al of spring, than the weather clear ed up nicely, and "Wednesday was beautiful day. Perhaps Monday and Tuesday were old King Winters last efforts. Let us hope so.
 Work on the four new business houses, now being erected in Spring dale has been halted on account Of the very bad weather, and it now looks as if it will be four months be fore the buildings are ready fer oc capancy A good feature in eonnee tion with the four buildings is that aN four are leased from the moment they are ready W R. Draper was down from Rog- CTS Saturday, making arrangements to look after the sale of small farms ill and around Springdale He has opened an office in Rogers, but eX poets to deal mostly in farms adja cent to Springdale, and in Madison county tarm property. Mr. Draper was formerly connected with the land department of the Orient Rail way
 H. Loucks left latter part Of last week for Deming, Ark, where he goes to saw some special length tim bers for the two new buildings be ing erected by E. A. Gillette, on Elm ma Avenue. MT. Loucks is under the direction of c. W. Phillips, o the Pioneer Lumber Co, who has the