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The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
CANE HILL.

Mr Weir of hear Mt. Comfort. was here visiting friends Smar- daF.
 You could not tell now from tHe appearance of things that We had ram . week ago.
 L. H. Yates and family drove up to Fayetteville Saturday ana remained oyer Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry Moore and Mrs. John Rodgers Of Prairie Grove, spent several days of last week with relatives here.
 Drs. Bean and Blackburn were called professionally to Stilwell Friday and to Fayetteville Sun day.
 Miss Ethel Reed spent several
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
OAK GROVE.

Ben Wilson is having a new barn built and new cellar dug.
 c. W. Summers sold his apple crop to Walter Thurman for $2.50.
 Carl Smith, who got his arm broken few days ago is getting along nicely.
 Barney Grammer will leave Tuesday for Southwest City, Mo-, to make his home.
 Miss Lillie Howard of Spring dale is here visiting her sister Mrs. Geo. Grammer.
 Mrs. Cilla Osborne and son of Mason Valley spent Sunday with Mrs. B. T. Whitezell
 Marvin Downum and Bert Scott have been employed to dig q well at the Oak Grove school house.
 John Smith and wife of Cen terton were down Sunday to see Mrs. Smith $ mother, Mrs. Sin gleton.
 Jess Manning and wife of Sapulpa. Okla. came up Satur- day to visit Mr. Manning $ fath- CT They made tie trip through in ear in twelve hours.
 Word has been received here that Henry Robbins and wife who left here in June for the Kansas harvest. have landed at Gardwell. Idaho. and will make their home at that place.
 1. U. Know.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
MARTIN.

WA. Henson is suffering from acute rheumatism in his hack.
 Luther Wilson cane in from California Saturday night. July 10th.
 There will be an ice cream so- ciai at Wiley Twigg $ Wednes- day night.
 The farmers in this community are looking blue since the drouth X lasting 50 long.
 Miss Mabel Henson spent last week with her sister. Mrs. \. l.. Goddard at SpringtoWn
 Mrs. Culinary and two daught- er-in-lawS and their children spent last Thursday with Mrs. NJ. l.. Henson.
 Mrs. \. L. Goddard is spend ing few days With=her parents. while her husband k at Wheeler Wjth=his >iek father.
 While visiting her grand daughter Ars. Lee Wilson. Grand ma Dlltz turned over in q rock ing ehail. and broke several of
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
FISHBACK.
Grandma Gadys is on the sick iSt

Grandma Gadys is on the sick list.
 The pr0tracted meeting will start at Friendship next Sunday night.
 Mrs. CIoer and daughter Pansy attended church at Friendship last Sunday.
 Mrs. Alvey Hancock of Buhl Idaho, Is here visiting her fath- CT. Bass Cooper.
 There will be Children Day at Friendship next Sunday. Ev- erybody is invited.
 Clarence Lewis, who has been in California for d short time, returned home last Saturday. Quite a few of Friendship peo- pie attended ,4e ice cream supper at Sonora last ffI3ag night and all report nice time.
 kadiiiah.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28

Of course that was luck that rifles rough language in a fellow. but Ii It had been a horse. instead of a fey cents or dollars repair. 1t would have meant another animal Il experienced such as that last week, when three year old mare cut her hind leg so bad on an old jar that she had to be shot.
 1 have just finished reading the Babylonlan account of the deluge as read from Clay tablets in the British museum. In view of the present dearth of moisture in these parts, 1 can [ see that they had any kick coming. They evi- 'dently did not know enough 10 appreciate good thing when they got it.
 No loafing in the park; Don t spit on the road Anyone caught snoring in church will be treated 10 a shower bath by being held under the pump; Young couples caught kissing on the highway are hereby notified that such is contrary to the ordinances of the city, provocative of gossip, and against the peace and dignity of the state. Offenders are liable to he transported by rail fpost oak beyond the borders of the community. Provided: The above order does not apply to old bachelors. widoWers, old maids and widows, coming as they do under the emergency and necessity clause of the statutes.
 Celsius.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
ELM SPRINGS.

Mrs. Joe Rhodes and children Of 0sceola. Ark. are visiting with her mother Mrs. J3W. Fer gus.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sears of Bentonyille visited Sunday with the latter $ parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. ]. Denver.
 Quite crowd from here went on q fishing expedition down on the Illinois river and report d good time and plenty of fish.
 The annual graveyard working will be Saturday. July 29th.
 Dr. II. \. Graves and wife wis ited with J. II. Farley and wife of Harmon Sunday.
 Mrs. Flora Mccoy and children have :, turned home from Robin son, where they have been yis- iting her father, Arch Wilson.
 Miss Diva King of Elkins k visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mat Mccoy.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
SILENT GROVE.

John Cooper came in from Kan sas Monday.
 There was a graveyard working at this place Thursday.
 Mrs. Dora Watts of Kansas. is visiting with Bro. Watts.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dial Baggett wis ited at \. W. Smith s Friday.
 NJ. L. Flemming had new smokehouse erected last week.
 Mr. Holland had well drilled last week. Mr. Gregory did the work.
 Mrs. Roscoe Smith and children spent last Wednesday with Mrs Tom Ford.
 Harve Robins and family of Lowell spent Sunday at Uncle John Robbins.
 J. k. Smith lost nice milk COW Saturday night, cause of her death unknown.
 There will be singing at this place next Friday night led by Miss Edna Smith.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Pogue, July 21st, daughter. All getting along nicely.
 Irene, Ray and Winnie Phillips are spending a few days with Oak Grove relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Newt White spen. a few days last week visiting T. J. White and family.
 Neal Phillips and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young of Oak Grove.
 Miss Julie Turner is assisting Mrs. Perkins with her work. Mrs Perkins has quite number of boarders.
 Miss Argie Pogue. of Wauwa- tosa, Wis, came in last Thursday to spend a couple of weeks with home folks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaston were visiting the latter $ parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ralston Sat urday night and Sunday.
 Misses Allyene and Bernice Smith are spending a few days this week with their grand aarents, AIr. and Mrs. Tom RaIs- ton, of Spring Creek.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28

days of this week with her friend Miss Reba HHffaker of Greasy 1 Valley.
 Gordie Bates. who has been in the Kansas harvest fields for a while, returned home Wednesday iOf last week.
 Mrs. John Marsh s brother of near Siloam Springs left for his home Friday after spending sometime with his sister.
 Harrell Knox. of Co. B, Little Rock, Ark, came up Wednesday of last week for few days stay with his parents.
 Miss Laura EdmiSton and Prof. Mcknight are home from the Summer Normal, which they have been attending for the past six weeks.
 Miss Lillian Breswter. who has been with her father. Babe Brew ster for some months. returned home Saturday her father having died few days previous.
 Chas. White of Shawnee. Okla, and Henry White and wife of Ft. Smith were here Sunday enroute home. They had been to see their brother.. Hugh. at Morrow.
 Those who attended the GoHn- ty School Convention at Fayette- vile Wednesday, and Thursday of last week report the Conven- ton as being a great inspiration 10 Sunday School workers. The new State Secretary, Mr. James, IS a great man.
 Roy Grozier of Mafyville, La. and his sister Miss Kate of Mor- row were visiting relatives here Thursday of last week. Roy and wife were called home on account of the serious illness Of his wife S father. Hugh White of Morrow.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28

three year old child last. Thursday night. It was buried in the King graveyard Friday afternoon.
 Rev. J. \. Stone of Mountain View visited at H. F. Head $ Sat urday and Sunday.
 Anvil Mcconnell of Prairie Grove visited his sister, Mrs. Ben Frisco Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mcguire are vis- iting her mother Mrs. Hays near Johnson a few days this week.
 Uncle William Ramsey had a sun stroke Sunday, week ago, and has been very poorly ever since.
 Mr. and Mrs. Summers had rel atives from Texas visiting them last week. They came through in their car.
 There was d birthday party at Mrs. Kryles last Sunday. All present report a good time and plenty to eat.
 Mrs. Will Jones and daughter, Esther and Master Carl evisited her father Bale Shumate near Durham Sunday.
 Mrs. Hugh Laymon and sons. Bill and Jack of this place and Mrs. Obie Harris of Carter visit ed Lone Star Wednesday.
 Everett Price and wife have d fine girl at their house. who came early Wednesday, morning and will take ID her aobde with them.
 Mr. and Mrs Hays and two children Of Oklahoma are visiting Tom Henderson and family with a view of locating In this country
 Fred IIorner and Miss GIiffie Littereu and Charley Dodd and wife.werc over htre from EIkins Sunday. on Middle Fork, fishing
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
GOSHEN.

Miss Fay Clark spent last week visiting Miss Myrl Swift at FL kins.
 Mrs. Frost of IIabherton spent Friday with her son Ivan Frost and family.
 Mrs. Ida Glyne is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Mary Cannon.
 NJ. .Stearns of Johnson spent Friday night with his daughter, Mrs. Ed Clark.
 Miss Mary Stearns of Johnson, spent last week visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Ed Clark.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cassada of Miss oari, are visiting the Iatter.s sis ter. Mrs. Corley Clark.
 Misses Violet and Lena Clark visited relatives at Mayfield lat ter part of last week.
 Mrs. Eliza Mayfield went up to Springtown Thursday to spend several weeks as the guest of Mrs. Moody.
 Miss Stella Roberts came down from Wyman Saturday 10 spend a few days with her sister Mrs. Phillips.
 Dr. Dyton Clark and family came lip from Morrillton last week 10 visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark.
 Miss Alice Williams came out from Fayetteville last week and spent few days visiting hrr mother Mrs. Mittie Williams
 Mrs. Willis Clark and Hffle Enid of Monett, Mo, spent last week with her sister Mrs. Howard Clark of this place.
 Dr. Walker of Fayetteville was called Sunday 10 see little 0pha- lia Frost. the little three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
SPRING VALLEY.

Signed Regulation Committee Rumpus Ridge.
 Mrs. Speck is reported to be improving.
 The thre>hing machine is mak- ing the rounds al present.
 \ number of people from the Valley attended the picnic at Mayfield Saturday.
 Rules and regulations for gov erning the morals and guiding the movements of the citizens of Rampus Ridge.
 The I N. W. is correctly nam ed. IL certainly does lndastriously work the world # there=is any meaning to that term.
 \ move k beng made 10 or ganize q land loan association in this community 10 take advantag4t of the new Rural Credit Law.
 We have Mr. John Pruner to thank for fine mess of honey. Bees did well this year. and there should be more of them kept by the farmers
 There will be two days pie nic at Goat Ranch Park the first Monday and Tuesday of Septem- ber Several good speakers have promised 10 attend + is hoped the entertainment will not depenGI upon the peace officers and tolghs. x sometimes happens
 Dr. Harrison Was called to xis- t Mrs. Speck. and. returning home, his ear went wrong and he had to sand a mule team all the Way from Low.ll to naul Il nome.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
OSAGE.

John Bakes k the owner of -a naW Ford ear.
 Joe Rakes is digging himself q well at his residence
 Cave Springs will have two days picnic July x and %.
 Fred Rife finished painting Perry Alden $ house last week.
 (. A.Z0wnbef=of Sffingdale. Was here q few days buying naIsS.
 Everett Robbins is getting the material on the ground 10 build him a new house.
 Most everyone in this naighhor- hood Is done threshing wheat and oats. The wheat k very short.
 Bob Dicas is building quite an addition to his house. Sill Rife Is doing the carpenter work.
 Pearcy and. Sieks are building an addition 10 their evaporator at Osage and are getting ready for the fall run.
 The people met at 0sage last Hess to aPfont T committee to arrange for the old s-ttlers pie nic to be held at 0,age ttIe last Saturday in August
 The sunday School children had d picnic at BIuf Springs Iasf Saturday. July 15th. Ice cream. cake and lemonade H=s5s served and all had good time.
 Rav. Weaver f.l.e3 Ais rsea= lar appointment at esage last Sunday morning. H. preached at Gentrrton Sunday night. which is the beginning of q Two weeks meeting al that place
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28

her ribs. Dr. Clemmer of Spring town was summoned and he plac- ed bandage over her ribs.
 Mr. Micheal started over to Si- loam Springs last Tuesday and happened to a bad accident by his auto turning over. No one was seriously hurt, but some of them were bruised up a little.
 Cassandra.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
M. E. CHURCH.

Sunday School at 9:45 q. m.
 II 00 q. m.. Key. Green will preach. His subject will be, The Great Message.
 ?. m. =Epwofth League sef= vice on Church lawn.
 Every b5dY# welcome to all >.s- vices.
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28
Kadj.liiall.
SULPHUR CITY.

Jim Ferry and wife are on the pgny list this week
 Lone Star and husband attend ed church at Black Oak Sunday
 Several from here attended the ice cream supper at Trace Satfr- day night.
 Mrs. John Boaz Is very sick at this writing. Dr. Swift Of Fl kins is in attendance.
 Rev. Thurman. of Sonora fill- ed his regular appointment at Black Oak Sunday.
 Mrs Robert Williams of Mus kogee. visited al ncla Joe Wil- Hams few days last week.
 Several of the young folks had q party=at R..B. Jones Friday night.
 Hugh Reece and family attend ed the ice cream supper at Trace Saturday night.
 Mr. MeGarrah. living in the Black Oak neighobrhood. lost q
The Springdale news., 1916-07-28

Frost, who has been seriously sick for a few days. The little one was taken to the hospital Sunday afternoon.
 Gypsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
Women Tell
of OutrageS OF
Villa Bandits

Ell PASO, Texas. March 10.-Sev-
enty women refugees from Columbus.
N NJ, arrived here today. The party
included Mrs. Maud Wright, who after
nine days as a prisoner with Villas
army escaped during the Columbus
raid. and Mrs. Richie. who accom-
panied her here for interment of the
body OF her husband. w. t. Richie.
the hotel proprietor murdered by the
Mexicans.
Mrs. Richie was suffering from a
painful bruise on the left hand in
flicted by bandit in wrestling from
her fingers four rings she was wear
ing, two of them diamonds. Later
she received from the hospital where
the wounded Mexicans were carried
the following message in English:
II sorry | take the rings"
The writer was the man who had
struck and robbed her and later took
part in numbering her husband.
we were awakened by a fusilade. /"
said Mrs. Richie, "and shortly after
ward the bandits broke into our room
and demanded money. Mr.. Richie
was sick in bed. He told me TO hand
over what money had. He gave them
$50. while all | could muster was 81
This was not enough so they attack.
ed me and robbed me of my rings.
My husband was attacked at the same
time and hauled out OF the room. NV
daughter, Edna. found him dead al
the foot OF the stairs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11

Statements Of Principal Figures.
DR.. {. S. KENNEDY, 1893 Chap
line street: 81 have 10 statement
TO make other than that | would
ask the public 10 withhold jude-
ment until after a Jury has rem
dered its verdict. feel that
viii be able 70 prove my innocence
beyond reasonable doubt"
MISS ELLEN CkTLlN, a COL
ored domestic, to officials: "Yes;
" was my child. I carried IL out
myself and hid u in the sewer
pipe"
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY D.
a. Mckee: we have Or. Ken
ncdy under arrest charged with
a criminal operation upon Ellen
Catlin, who, herself, is under ar
rest for making away with her
child. feel trat we have the
right parties, as the woman ad.
n,its her part Of the crime and
duplicates the doctor"
DEPUTY SHERIFF LAFAY-
ETTE GRANER, who made the ar
rest: II do not care to say any
thing about the case Whatsoever,
other than we have worked hard
on II, and believe we have the
guilty parties
ATTORNEY S. o. BoYcE, Or.
kennedy's attorney, said: "Dr.
Kennedy has explained the case
clearly 70 me, and firmly believe
that the man is innocent, and that
we will be able 10 prove his limo
eence to the satisfaction Of
Jury"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
DISSERTATION ON
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
PROF. ]. CLYDE M'GREGoR Irc
TUREs ON "POLrTICAL HIsrO-
RY" BEFORE wOMAN'S
CLUB YESTERDAY
Draws Attention to Present Day Con-
onons and the Obstacles Before
the chief Executive.

The members OF the Current Events
department OF the Woman's Club and
their friends had the pleasure OF hear
ing very interesting and exceptionaiiN,
comprehensive account OF the fntrics-
cles OF government and politics yester-
DAY afternoon. IN an address given by
80, >; xlyde McGregor. Of Washing
ton JEFFERSON College.
MI. McGregor began his talk with
present day conditions and government
ana the many obstacles which con-
ironted President Wilson upon his ac-
cession 70 the presidential chair. All
yther Presidents. said the speaker. have
hsd more or less knowledge OF practical
politics, Mr.. Wilson. previous 10 his
three years governorship OF New Ter
sey. which he filled worthily had been
a professor In university. and from
tensive knowledge OF this subfecf snd
OF presidential duties. No other prcei-
dent With the exception OF lincoln bad
r.. In So MI. ron NED with 50 many difficult
Of his term Of office Tho peneoer.t III
party had not been IN power aimee $50
a .ia me greed % ofhce-seekers was such
mat a. last Mr.. Wilson was cornroiic1
70 refuse an audience. To do this te~t-
.ullk and 70 keep the party together
retaplir9d diplomatic insight Relations
WIN RUSSIA were unsntfqfacforv AZ
we're those Of Japan. Trouble win
Mexico was brewing. and the war In Fn-
rope added its burden.
En-Secrctary of State BRYAN who
owed his appointment 10 NJ Tt.t,,ii..'
"a. a. A
moved his unworthiness Ia the cabinet
ll.ceedlhss. which were greatly III va
rance With what ho rrofoeeod 49, h.
Inc south American diplomatic situo-
ton was decidedly strained ana -
mains 90. friends or a. rfysn r.i...,
ne Middle West. wholly untraioed in
diplomacy. and even unable fo ereer
me lanEuagc of tho people. replaced fbe
men trained IN politics who hnf 49,
ply hied thcir positions FOR 30 or 90
Years In other ways Mr. Bryan reucd
~ support the policies ~ tho p~oeiTenf
tfi ADDED % tho general turmoil
in regard % the Mexican climatic,
y h.ch. presents ita diffcuit uhaae- az
n.lcl states cnnnUf exercise "a NO.
tcctorate AZ in Cenrai America fFe ~
lli niHcrent situations rendering rurb
I'D acton impossible. Prof Afrtsreror
-pnkc or the dangers arr army 49,.
encounter. and the loss o.nirh ..-,..f.' Z.
lntuctgl By gucrillae. "a fav0rife nlrfh,.r
nf warfare DOB Mexico t'i"a
pc burden 81 The rhufpnfnea oraq
l"Hn. and Tn granting ife infarrril ~,
pr Nli nations would rcarrrf ID frrfr.f.f.-
treaty. oe regards intcrfcranre Tftf,
NrHuuIo might pc expected rnr.ar .tt..
nltinly predilcrfion rrr these iri9~fl
o. expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
BrOunRen0i,1s
Are EnrOute
IOKmgWood

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Ia
Ihree private cars attached 10 n a
q. train No. 3 carried the body NJ ~
Congressman W. G.. Brown. members
OF his family, committee OF sena.
lors ana representatives and intimate
friends TO kingwood, departing ~
midnight. The funeral services viii ii
be held in the Presbyterian church AZ
kingwood tomorrow It 8 O'Clock Win
the Rev. A. ID. Craig. a Methodist
clergyman. formerly of Kingwood. I'm,
now OF Cameron, in charge. assisted
by Rev. Howard Stoetzer OF Fairmont
a Presbyterian minister. Both were
intimate friends OF many years stand.
ing of the late representative TIE
regular Presbyterian pastor OF M
Browns church. Rev. DIR. Wall. is con.
yalescing from an illness al Atlantic
City, else he would have charge Of
the services.
In one of the cars attached 10 the
regular train tonight rested the cas-.
ket banked high above flowers rest.
ing on II was a wreath from President
ana MRS. Wilson and a second wrt n
In congress. In the same car Mrs
Brown. the widow: her mother. Mr..
Reinny Foster Zeigler: the devoted
private secretary, Walter 2. Scott.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Brown
the latter daughter by the first mar.
riage. travelled. In the other cars were
thirty-one members of the congres.
sional funeral committee. All the
members of the states congressional
delegation excepting Senator Nathan
Con and Congressman Hunter Moss
accompanied the remains TO their final
restin. place. AS is well known both
are in Ill health and were therefore
unable to make the journey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
TRAGEDY In
REAL LIFE
II CHARAcrERIzArro or PROSE
CUTTING ATTORNEY
JoHUSoN.
or Incidents Rslsvans TO life ana Death
OF W. y. Murray and GLADYS
vtdstta Davis.
Special Dispatch to the Intellieencer.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
MARION. O.. March io.-"wherever
trnRsdy n sSr peat s II u hhns there
times with a grasp that burns. some
times with light touch that only tells
widely drawn but thai lis cos S1Sn ri
Of pretty Gladys viidetts pavi.., Formerly
Murray. teller w ,ss Ns1 iS T Ensaanse
bank. Wheeling. W. Va, leaving the in
color OF it's ardent wooing and tragic dee
nouncement his fame ana fortune would
f. Johnson. declared tonight.
Gladys Davis story. sordid though IL
may be. with what the prosecutor de-
aroused great public sympathy here.
where the girl sacrificed hcr life on
the altar OF InhDly love. and wheie
the wreck OF the two lives.
Though. the beby has been taken from
the hospital by AIR. and Mrs. Dorsey
Peters, relatives OF the mother Prosecu-
tor Johnson expects TO see that the little
enc Is provided for. lie says he will
look after the child's interests. There
Is no question. he says. about Murray
being the father. That, he adds. Is con-
clusively shown through letters. and by
Murray himself when he was here TO
see the girl in the hospital Speculation
IL already rife IS TO whether court ac-
ton Will be instituted 10 establish the
c-o' n tAthA W any pIOptfll tnAl MuF-
ray may have had when he died.
The prosecutor has been informed that
an attorney will be here from Wheeling
but Mr.. johnson said tonight that ne
had not yet arrived.
Gladys Davis left two small life in
surance policies. With the proceeds OF
one OF those her burial expenses were
paid. The other policy has not yet been
paid. Murray paid her hos pital bill. the
prosecutor says. and the hospital auth
critics admit II.
Her brother. william Davis a farmer,
near Wheeling. attended the funeral and
Murray was expected up until the fu-
neral hour. Then came in a day or so
news OF his mysterious death.
Miss Davis. an orphan. after coming
here last october from Wheeling. made
host Of friends. Then she suddenly
disappeared and il was announced that
she was III in n hospital. When she
died and the facts became public
through the registering of the death GER
ttftcate. there WAS violent shock fol-
! lowed speedily by another shock with
the tragic death OF her sweetheart. Miss
Davis Joined church after coming here
and became popular with all who knew
her.
Her last thoughts were OF her baby.
From the hospital nurses. IL is said
she obtained a death-bed promise that II
would be properly taken care OF. before
making her ante-mortem statement to
the prosecutor