The Springdale news., 1917-08-24

as being glad to get back in Arkansas,
and | know their many friends here
are glad to have them visit here.
Charley Kirby left last week for
Claremore, Okla, where he expects to
te take a series of baths.
Dr. and Mrs Herbert Buchanan of
Knoxville, Tenn, are visiting his
mother and other relatives here this
week
Little Theron Pyeatt fell and broke
one bone of his forearm Sunday. He
is reported to be getting along all
right.
Mrs. Leland Mcclellan Butcher who
has been visiting here for the past two
months, left Tuesday for her home at
Blackwell, Okla.
We are glad to note that Tom Ed
mission is back on duty this week. He
was somewhat indisposed last week
and not able to be at his place Of bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miller of Dear
ing, Kan, arrived here Sunday night.
They will visit the latter's sister, Mrs.
Noah Pencil, here, and other,relatives
on Fly creek.
Miss Hattie Ross of Tahlequah and
Mr. and Mrs Tom Moore of Stigler,
Okla, arrived the last of the week, and
are visiting with their many friends
and relatives here.
Noah Pencils son, Clyde, who was
operated on for appendicitis short
time ago, had to undergo another Sc
rious operation last week He is do
ing all right 50 for.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Miller entertain
ed last Sunday ". H. Buchanan and
Lucy, Grandmother Buchanan, Mr.
and Mrs J. D Johnston, Robert Allen
and Edward Mcknight
Mrs. Allie Gibson and son Leland of
Commerce, Okla, who have been visit
ing her brother, Henry Henson and
IdllI1y, Vi i1II41Ollit 1OL ltiS pccA lev
days, visited Mrs. Miller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Parker of Clyde
and Mr. and Mrs J. A. Knox Of this
place drove up to Fayetteville Satur-
day in Mr.. Parker's car They visit
ed Harold Knox while there, he being
member Of Co. B.
Mrs. Billie Allen and family of
Winslow came over Saturday for a
few days visit with her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Ball Mr. and Mr.. Jim
Allen ard Wayne of White Church
community joined them Sunday
Lieut.. John E. Richardson and his
brothers, Fount and Bat, and sister.
Mrs. Lucille Alexander, al arrived
here Thursday, and they, with their
mother, will spend some time here.
John, however, will stay bit short
tine
1t was announced that there would
be a series CT meetings at the South
ern Presbyterian Church this week,
but owing to the fact that Rev Brad
shaw failed to secure the services of
preacher the meeting was indef-
nitely postponed.
A number of the youngsters, to-
gether with a few Of the older ones,
and some Of the town young people,
left Wednesday of last week for few
days fishing OF Baron creek. They
report q fine tine, with nothing 70
mar their pleasure except that Willis
Trewhitt suffered an injury over the
right eye, caused By runaway
team
Among the business transactions Of
our community and surrounding
county since our last were as follows:
s H Bal, who traded to Hunter Cole
his residence, known as the Tuell pro-
perty. for Hunters property, known
as the Bullen place; Ed. Long bought
Frank Braly's farm some three miles
west of town; jim Little bought of ".
H Buchanan his farm, known as the
old Sam McColioch place; Tom Reed
sold his farm on Fly Creek to VIII
Bonnet Of Fly creek There is at
least one other deal on, but not COM
pleted yet, 50 we will wait until neNt
week to report it.
KEEP THE GARDEN WORKING.
The women Of Arkansas have GER
tainly done their part towards help