The Springdale news., 1917-02-02

minded all Of gentle spring, lSn II d little early to plant the garden? How about the moon IS 1t just right?
 Fred Reed, of Sonora, is teaching at the High School during the absence of Prof. J. L. Bond, who IS entertain ing severe case of the measles.
 Hubert Proctef of Whitener, who has been teaching school near Spring Valley left Sunday afternoon for Col umbia, Mo-, where he will enter Miss ouri University.
 Misses Victoria Slnkard and Nell Buttram, of Rogers, who had been here for several days visiting with Mr and Mrs s. F. Clarkson returned home Monday afternoon.
 County Treasurer Lee Davis was out from Fayetteville Sunday afternoon being called here by the destroying of his residence property by fire, Sun day shortly after noon.
 E. T. Hodges. of Liberty, Mo. has just reeetly acquired one third inter est in the real estate business of J. Q. Phillips Realty Go. He assumed his new work fore part of the week.
 Work of moving the office fixtures of the Home Protective Association into their new home in the old Opera Block vas completed Tuesday. -Ali business k nos=being transacted n gha r aa3= nome.
 John Gibson, 81 years of age an uncle of Will Long. of this place, died at his home in Westville, Tuesday Mr Long went over to Westville We'd nesdae te attend the funeral.
 |. E. Gay. manager of= the GaF < Nelson G9nring Go.. recently orgaaIz- ed at this place, left Tuesday evening for Little Rock, where he will make final 8rtan@ements for the shipment of the machinery fa@ the plant.
 Buy ticket from the school e6ild- fen b tKe Art Exhibit at the HInh School. The room selling the =ai6sf tickets afe given two beautiful pic tares free. The tickets @fe=l5 cents. 4na the nro@1am fir the BErec e2an- in2s is well worth 50 eenas
 Word comes b Springdale from Corning, Ark of the birth of son 10 Mir and Mrs. Chas Black at that place, on Saturday Jan. 27th. Mrs. Black will be remembered as Miss Bessie Graham, daughter of MT and Mrs. $. II. Graham. Jr.. of this place. l, t,,f 4
 A deal was eonsumatea Tuesday, whereby Mark Sanders has eXchane- ed his grocery stock known as the Red Front Grocery for farm near Habberton He will continue his present grocery store in the old Wirth- more stand The Red Front" was d mere auxiliary to the main stock.
 R. H. Jacques, of Gravette. has opened d tailor shop in the Emery building, next door to Peoples Meat Market. He will do general line of alternating, cleaning and pressing, and ladies and mems tailoring. Mr. Jacques Is no stranger to the people of Springdale. as he was here some time ago.
 A. Sanders has disposel of his farm near Spring Valley, and Is advertising q public sale for Monday, of next week Mir and Mrs. Sanders will make their home with their son Allen at Spring Valley for a short time after which they anticipate erecting a dwelling at Snring Valley for ther farture home.
 Mrs. E. $. Coeer came over, from Spring Valley fore part of=the week and spent q few days with her daugh- ter Mrs C w. Lear, of this place She and Mrs. Lear left Monday night for Dennison, Texas, where Mrs. Coger will make her home with her daughter Mrs Bettie Jay, while Mrs. Lear will spend about a month visiting.
 !. NJ. Riggs has purchased the gas oline filling station of the OWnbey Drug Co., and has had same moved near his east entrance on Holeomb street. He anticipates making some changes in the east side of the build ing, and putting in a stock of auto mobile supplies, and also make ar rangaments for q show room for his tine of Chevrolet ears.
 Tuesday Mark Sanders purchased the two-story residence property of Judge, J. D. Bevers. on Johnson st Mir Bevers expects to move into his other residence property near the High School just as soon as some nee essary additions and repairs can be made. Mr Sanders has not decided as to whether he will occupy his new property. The considerations was not made public.
 The need of adequate equipement for the fire department was again de- monstrated to the people of Spring dale, when fire completely des- troyed the residence property of Lee Davis on west Emma Avenue With anything like proper equipment the fire boys would have saved the house Ehe chemical engiae is 3 baek