The Springdale news., 1918-08-30
HERE AND THERE.

Bentonvile has new combination hose and chemical fire truck.
 Carl Rice left Wednesday for Helena to spend week with friends Cemetery Association will meet at Mrs. Riggs Monday afternoon at I o'clock
 Next Monday is Labor Day, which IS a holiday throughout the State and Nation.
 Bob Cook and Mrs. Georgia Rife Clark of Bentonville were married recently.
 Services at the Central Presbyter- ian Church will be resumed Sunday Sept. lst,
 s. W Clark left Tuesday morning for Tulsa, Okla, where he is thinking of accepting position.
 Mrs. A NJ. Leitzell went down to Fort Smith yesterday morning for a brief visit with friends.
 Mrs. r. W. Maxwell and children of Heber Springs, Ark, are visiting Mr A. Sanders this week.
 Leland Hewitt went up to Spring field, Mo, last week where he is at tending business college.
 Bessie Lewis, who had been up from Fayetteville visiting Dorothy Sanders, returned home Sunday.
 P. W. Sharp. residing at Westville, Okla. arrived in Springdale Sunday on visit to his father r Sharp.
 Mrs. Dr. C. A McQuaid returned Tuesday from Hominy, Okla, where she had been for visit with Dr. Me Quaid.
 One of the attractions at the distri, ,t fair at Harrison September IT to 20 will be display by the Food Adminis- tration.
 MT and Mrs R. Seeley left Tues day morning for a two weeks visit with relatives in Missouri and Okla homa.
 Ira Ward, city mail carrier at Okla homa City, is enjoying his anual leave visiting with his family at their home west of Springdale
 n als tor of the Fayetteville Democrat, has entered the officers training school at Camp Hancock, Ga.
 Mrs. Summers Bennett and son, Carol are here from Bridgeport, Washington visiting relatives having arrived Monday night
 The Farmers State Bank at Rogers has purchased the two-story Bank of Rogers building and will move into same first of the month.
 Oren Thompson, who has been here visiting his parents. Mir and Mrs. E. $. Thompson, left Wednesday for his i4biIlS ct btohCfi DUN, ohids
 Mrs Dr Perkins is enjoying a visit from her sisters, Mrs H. C. Risteen and Mrs. E. V Cole of Battle Creek, Mich, who arrived last week.
 W. A Rice of Fairview, Okla, has traded for the Arcade Hotel and will take charge of same September |. He Is said to be an experienced hotel man.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Phillips have returned home after a very pleasant vacation a part of which was spent at Mrs Phillips childhood home in Missouri
 Miss Mildred Daily, daughter of Mr and Mrs. II. A Daily, Wno + d been here visiting relatives and friends, re- turned Tuesday to her home at Springfield, Mo.
 As result of the earelessness of some one last weeks package of pap CTS for our Huntsville subscribers was delayed three or four days. The fault was not with this office.
 Information from John DoWnum to Springdale friends first of the week showed that he was on the ocean bound for France The letters were written on board the ship.
 
 John Fletcher arrived Thursday of last week from Little Rock, and is a guest at the Bouton home southeast of town. He Is on his way to schol at Ames University, in Iowa
 Mrs. Lena Weidwemeyer, who has been visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs. w. c. Thompson, at this place for some time, left Friday even ing for her home at Detroit, Mich
 Mrs. Helen, Putnam of Spring Valley, who had been in the City Hospital at Fayetteville. following an operation for appendicitis. was able to come to Springdale Thursday
 T. J. Hill, who formerly resided at this place, but who is now Calfor- mia plutoerat, his home being at Los