The Springdale news., 1917-01-12


 Mary G. Brainard.
 Splendid weather this weel.-made to order.
 I. W. Guisinger was business yis- itor from Fayetteville Tuesday.
 Miss Doloris Neil. of the Ownbey Drug Company, visited home folks at Rogers Sunday.
 Miss Charlotte Estelle kineaM ae- compained by her mother and grand mother, visited friends in Rogers We'd neSday.
 Chas F. Renner was in Fort Smith and Van Baren Monday tfansactlns business for the Home Protective As soeiation.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sparkmin left Wednesday morning for Tulsa, Okla, to spend couple of weeks visiting with friends
 Dock Hinson, who returned home recently from Cleveland. Ohio. and who has been sick for some tune. ls now able to be up
 Mrs. Dorthy Carson returned home Monday morning from an extended holiday visit with relatives and friends in Iowa. and other northern points.
 Captain W. G. Ownbey left Satur- day night to resume command of Com pany \, at Deming, N. M.. after if teen day visit with home folks. ! =. ...i,ttA s"s' +t2 ,-'is
 Miss Bernice Slaughter, o+aa99. iS at, at, tending the University, and had bee home spending the holidays, returned i to Fayetteville to resume her studies Tuesday morning.
 The ne@ telephone directories for Springdale were delivered to the local office fore part of the week. Sub- stribers can secure them by calling at the telephone office.
 Rev. Titus Bandini requests that The News expresses to all his sincere thanks fer the many eourtesIes shown during the sickness and death of his uncle. Father Bandini
 Misses Lucille Hargis and Edella Haslan of Fort Smith are guests of Mss Eelma Leitzell on Holeomb Street, and N.ill remain until after the Po~eii-Eeitzell naptials.
 'fke annual stockholders meeting of the Dodson-R Renner Insurance Agency was held al their office Monday night. An adjourned meeting will be held Friday night of this week.
 j. r Masoner has had Deleo elee- tric lighting system installed at his fine country home southwest of Springdale, his residence and barn both being lighted by electricity.
 s. R Wilson, of Prairie Grove was business visitor in Sprngdale Mon day. He was here attending the an nual meeting of the stockholders of tte Dodson-Renner Insurance Agency.
 Clyde Atwood soa of Mr. and Mrs R. L. Atwood, who has been with com pstis \, on border service at Demiug, \ Nj. returned home Tuesday morn ing. his tenn of enlistment having eN- pIre..
 Erwin Funk, of the Rogers Demo crat was in Springdale between trains Friday. visiting The News He 0as enroute to Little Rock, to see that the legislature got of on the right foot, and to transact other business.
 Dr (. r. Perkins was down from Rogers Sunday. Dr. Perkins is inter- ested in the new hospital project at Rogers, and believes that that town will secure hospital before many months. He reports a splendid prae- tiee in that town.
 Mrs. r. O. Slaughter and children who will make their future home at Miami, Arizona, where Otto has been located for some time. were in Spring dale fore part of the week visiting with relatives here, before leaving for Arizona
 Tony Jarvis came up from Albion Okla. Sunday afternoon and spent a lew days this week NlSltlhg ms p"f> ents. Tony rode one of his fathers horses as far as West Fork, catching the train there Sunday, and returned Monday for the horse.
 The regular election of officers was held by the local W. 0. W. lodge at their meeting Monday night. Will Long was elected Council Commander. 1t Is the intention of the order to have special session at the meeting next Monday night it being installation night, and refreshments will be served after the usual installation work.
 Our friend, Carlos Mayes, former postmaster, was a business visitor in SpringdaIe Monday night. Carl is now ralsIno throuehhred hogs and