The Springdale news., 1918-04-26

sale at the Nail farm on Clear Creek, was a success, about $24 being clear ed
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 A daughter was born Sunday morn ing to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brogdon living but few hours. MnA Brog- don's condition was critical for time, but she is reported some better.
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 Willard Farley and Dorr Jarvis left Monday night for Baxter Springs, Kan, where they will work during the spring and summer, if they are not called for army service.
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 Judge Naples had a good audience at the Auditorium Saturday night to hear his address on war questions. It was vigorous and to the point, and such talks will do good in any com munity.
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 A public subscription was taken last week at Berryville and s250 raised with which to purchase community Liberty Bonds which were presented to the recently organized road inn provement district.
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 Seigle Blevins of Berryville died recently in the state hospital at Lit tie Rock, where he had been for number of years. The remains were brought back to his old home for bur ial.
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 Two residents of Reed township were visited one night last week with warning to leave the neighborhoed within certain hours because of their pro-German sentiments. Winslow American.
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 The first crate of strawberries sold on the local market this year was brought in fore part of the week by Y. E. Wilkinson, who lives near Zion, and was bought by Baxter & Co.,, who paid $5.50 for it. The berries were of the Klondyke variety.
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 Miss Anna Minnick, telephone op- orator in the Rogers office, went to Rockford, H., recently where she was united in marriage to Sergt. Howard Dunn. former Rogers boy, who is now at Camp Grant.
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 Prof. J. w. Scroggs, who was for a number of years at the head of the old Rogers Academy, but who is now connected with the University of Ok lahoma, will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Rogers high school next Sunday.
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 The five year old daughter of J. B. Thomas of near Asher died Saturday of burns received Thursday preceding when her clothing ignited from an out door fire around which she and other children were playing.-Huntsville Democrat.
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 Herb Lewis of the Gravett News announces that he is willing to be one of Benton County's representatives in the legislature if the people want him. Benton County could do a lot worse things than send Lewis to the legislature.
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 Nelson Main, son of Jodle Main, who left Springdale with Go. A, re- turned latter part of last week from Camp Beauregard, having been grant i ed an honorable discharge on account of asthma. Mr Main has two other sons at Camp Beauregard
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 Mir. and Mrs. J. Beely are in receipt of letter from their son, Clarence, written from an Atlantic coast town, which would indicate that he will, in the not distant fuure, be sailing for France. He is an old Go. A boy and has been stationed at Camp Beaure- gard
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 P. B. Reed, Andrew Gage, Lee Phillips and John Porter of Huntsville and Ervivn Brubb of Alabam who re- gently volunteered for enlistment in the government ship building service have received their certificates of en-