The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-09-07

spending some Tour weeks VlSltlAS
with relatives at Altus and Frederick,
Okla, returned home Friday morning.
She reports a most enjoyable time.
]. D. Hurst, who has been reporter
of the Fayetteville Democrat, for
some time, has been appointed manag-
ing editor, under the new manage
ment, and will have charge of the pa
per in the future Here's success to
you Davis.
The revival meeting now in pro-
gress at Silent Grove, conducted by
Rev. A. II. Dulaney, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church, South, of this place, will
continue over Sunday, according to
the announcement made by Rev. Du-
laney this week
DR. B. c. BAN, the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat specialist, with offices in
both Rogers and Bentonyille will be at
the Arcade hotel, Sunday and Monday,
September 16 and IT See him if you
desire work in his line or nee1 perfect
glasses. Examination will be free.
Thos. Sisemore, about 65 years Of
age, was arrested recently at his home
near Japton, Madison county, on the
charge Of pandering. He waived ex-
animation and was placed in pail at
Huntsville to await the action of the
grand jury, being unable to give bond.
Miss Winnie Banks. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. Banks, who has a
very responsible position with an IN
sarance and real estate firm in Ru
pert. Idaho, arrived Saturday, and will
spend some three weeks with home
folks. She s here for a brief rest and
recuperation.
Oscar Cardwell, who has been en-
ployed in the Springdale Hardware
and Furniture Co for some time past
resigned his position Monday of this
week, and leaves Thursday night for
points in Texas, where he will sell
apples for J. NJ Hewitt. His first
stop is about seventy-five miles west
Of Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Black and child
rem of Corning, this state, arrived
Monday for a brief visit with Mrs.
Blacks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Graham, Jr Mr.. Black returned
home Tuesday afternoon, but Mrs.
Black and the children viii remain
here for a few days.
Hen. Ben McFerrin, several times
representative from Newton County
in the general assembly, was in
Springdale Wednesday between
trains. He was on his way to Hunts
vile on business, but found after ar
irving here that he would not have to
90, so returned on the afternoon train.
Prof. F. G. Robb, former superin-
tendent of schools, left Monday eY-
ening for Washington, D. C., prepar-
atory to entering upon his work for
the Government. His work will be in
connection with food conservation and
will take him to different sections of
the country His family will eontin-
ne to reside in Sprinedale.
The Huntsville Democrat says Mar
ion Mays, son Of Mrs. Mary Mays, re-
siding near that place, is the first
Madison county man to 20 to France.
He enlisted IN the Marine Corps at
Fort Smith in November, 1915, and
IS now sergeant Of the Goth Co. Mrs.
Mays also has two sons. Clarence and
Frank, in Goa Of sprngdale.
Sprinedale people notice q familiar
face among the members Of the Par
sons Comedian Company 'Tis none
other than Frank Hayden, who has
visited sp2ingdale many times with
various show troupes, but IS better
remembered as 2 member Of the for
mer Balcher Comedians, who were ia
vorites in Springdale for a number
Of years Mr.. Hayden and wife joined
the Parson company at Rogers Sun