The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-06-08

CANE HILL.
last W eek

Saturday.
Lucy King of Fly Creek spent We'd
nesday Of last week visiting her cous-
ms Mrs. Miller.
Lon Holcraft and family spent sew
eral days Of last week on the noun
tain at their farm.
Mrs Mary Dixon and family Of
Greasy Valley spent Monday with G. +
]. Allen and family.
Dir. Bean Blackburn was called to
Fayetteville last week to operate on F
one Of their patients.
Bill Roberts and his sister, Mss
Nell visited their sister, Mrs. Jay
Hugh King last week.
H. c. Bridwell Of Summers. spent
few days last week here looking al
ter business interests.
DR.. Bean has his tennis court re-
paired, ad the young people are spend
ing their evenings there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cox are the
parents of boy that was born Sat
urday evening, the Goth.
Ed Balm, Oscar Balm and Ed Rod
gers of Prairie Grove and John Dold
of skylight tranacted business here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graves arrived
from Oklahoma last week, en- route to
visit relatives on the moutains on
Route No. /.
There will be patriotic rally here
Tuesday, June 5th, Registration Day.
Everybody is invited to come and
bring their lunch.
Miss Jenneie Harnell came up We'd
nesday evening of last week to join
her mother and sister who came a
few days before to visit relatives.
L. H. Yates family moved back
from Fayetteville Thursday. Leonard
and Robt. Trewhitt went to Fayette-
vile Friday and drove their COW
home.
Nip Gacious who has carried the
mail from here to Evansville more
than any one person, is on the job /
again after a years absence. He IS
good carrier.
There was social gathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. MeNutts We'd
nesday of last week. All report good
time. Owing to the rain they were
kept until a late hour.
Attorney Flowers, Clerk Pearson,
Deputy sheriff Quinn, were here last
week swearing in the local registrar
of the coming election.
j. C. Taylor and family left Sat-
urday for a weeks visit with re d
tives near Chester. Uncle Sam Rus
sell and Noah Pennel are running the
shop for him while gone.
Mrs. Laura Lewis came down from
Fayetteville last week and her daugh-
ter, Miss Velma, came later. They
will be at home at Tom Edmiston's
residence, having rented rooms there.
Harrell Knox, Lawrence Brews-
ter and Henry Brewster made bus
ness trip to Fayetteville Monday
Harrell and Lawrence on business
with Company B, and Henry other
wise.
R. C. Nichols has closed out his
lumber here to jim Rodgers of Lin
coin. Mr.. Nichols is moving his saw
mill this week to jim Rodgers place, +
northeast of Lincoln some two or
three miles,
While the day was very stormy
Sunday the decorations at the Cox
and Ross cemeterys were made The
program could not be carried cut as
had been arranged on account Of the I
disagreeable weather.
Conrad Russell who graduated here
this spring with honors will leave 4
Friday for Chillieothe, Mo, to enter
business college there, having been
awarded a three months course by
said college for making the best
grades in his graduating course here.
w. S. Moore is suffering very much
with a strangulated bowel. An op-
Grafton is thought by the physicians
to be the only relief and II is feared I
that owing to his extreme age he can
not undergo an operation and have
not decided at this writing Just what
to do
Misses Ethel and Leona Reed came
up from Tahlequah, Okla, Wednes-
day of last week. Miss Mona has been +
teaching irf Oklahoma for the past
few years and Miss Leona attended
school at Tahlequah, Both intend to
attend the summer school there and
will leave m a few daVS