The Springdale news., 1918-06-14

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HERE AND THERE.
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Clyde Thompson, who has been at
tending the dental department of Van
derbilt University at Nashville, Tenn,
arrived home Tuesday night
This section is just now preparing
to harvest one of the greatest wheat
and oat crops ever known, and let us
all hope for few days fair weather.
Walter Moore arrived home Tues
day night from st. Louis where he
took the final examination for enlist
ment in the Navy. He was accepted
and will report for service within a
few weeks.
DIR. C. A. McQuaid left Monday af-
ternoon for Oklahoma City to go be-
fore the state dental board for ex-
animation. He contemplates locating
at some point in Oklahoma for the
practice of dentistry.
Work was started Thursday morn
ing toward remodeling the fronts of
the buildings occupied BY the Gents
Furnishings department of the Cash
Dry Goods Company and the Plain
Price Variety Store
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joyce and lit
tie daughter, Helen Louise, came in
Sunday from Muskogee, Okla, for a
visit with Ralph's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joyce. Ralph returned
Tuesday morning; but Mrs. Joyce re-
manned for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs DIN Riggs and How
ard Riggs of Wellington, Texas, ar
rived first of the week for a visit
with relatives and friends, and expect
to be here for about two weeks. How
ard is employed in bank down there
while DIN is in the grocery business.
Percy Brown has resigned his pc.
sition with the W. g. Ownbey Drug
Company preparatory to accepting
soldiers job with Uncle Sam. He is
in the next call from this county, but
before leaving will visit with his
father in Nebraska.
Word received from Richard Pear
son, who is member of the Field
Signal Battalion, at Camp Travis.
Texas, by has father, NJ. H. Pearson,
state that he was to leave the morn
ing after the letter was written. des-
tination unknown, so It IS surmised
that ne is en- his way across.
Frank Keicher has resigned his po-
sition in the railway mail service and
has enlisted with the spruce division.
and will go west to do his bit for
winning the war He returned
Wednesday morning from Denison,
Texas, where he had been visiting his
sister and expects to leave for the
west within the next few days.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. A. Millikan arriv-
Il Il. IL.
where they have been fol SEINE time
past, the latter being mail clerk in
the terminal Office He has resigned
from the railway mail service and Will
accept position in the local post Of
flee the first of the month, taking the
place of Raymond Stafford. who is
going to help lick the Germans.
At a meeting of the Red Cross la
dies and the business men of the town
Monday night definite arrangements
were made fer the Red Cross Fourth
of July celebration and committees
were appointed to lock after the var
ious details of the celebration. The
program of the day will appear in
next weeks paper, and will also APP
pear on the handbiIls which will be
printed this week.
A head-on collision between two au-
toynobiles Tuesday evening caused
some excitement on Holeomb Street.
The accident occurred near the corner
of Holcomb and Maple Streets. One
of the cars was being driven by j. O.
Phillips and the other by his son,
Frank Phillips. The former was GO
ing south on iIolcomb Street and the
latter was going north en- the same