The Springdale news., 1918-01-18
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 r,,o Huntsville Democrat says there iaIl of establishing a canning lac torv at that place.
 Aopleby Bros. of Fayetteyiiie are
 .i;no arrangements to establish ..,,;ng factory at St. Paul.
 poone County produced 450 bales of 1.s+ wear. most of which was rrown in the north part of the eouh- ty
 pov Floyd. son of Ex-Congressman z Floyd, is recruiting company at yellyille for the new Fourth hegl- ment.
 The Huntsville Democrat repo1 tS .ho marriage of Rev. A. C. hehdali and Mrs. Louis Parker, both residents 
 If Marble
 nr V A. Ruble of Harrison ana Mss Bess Clark of Jasper were mar rioa at the home of the bride Wedres- day of last week.
 Ed Forbes has purchased the stock of general merchandise at Drakes Creek which he sold few months ago ta Zethro Neal, and will not go to ok- laboma as he had planned
 Miss Fanny Gillett left Tuesday morning for few weeks visit with friends in Texas. She will visit Mrs. Owen Galbraith at San Antonio, and also with friends at Columbus and Galveston.
 Sam Wheeler is moving his stock If general merchandise from Wharton fo Drakes Greek and w. 4. Dotson and his son Oliver are putting in a new stock of goods at Wharton Huntsville Democrat.
 The residence of Luther Watson, near Mante. Madison County, was de- stroved by fire recently, together with fhe contents. None of the family were at home at the time, and the ori- gin of the fire is unknown.
 ]. (. Hargis of Marble killed an eighteen months old hog last week that was estimated to weigh GOO hounds. Sixteen gallons of lard rem dered from this porker is evidence that the estimated gross weight was a far one.-Huntsville Democrat
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Huntsville held recently dividend ot twelve per cent, was declared and $500 was added to ths surplus fund. 0. W. Basham was elected assistant cashier to succeed John Gaskill.
 Roy Pemberton, driver for the Jones stable, was found lying in the road frozen and insensible two miles south of Bergman yesterday. He left Harrison in the morning with a drum mer. and the buggy and drummer have not been found yet-Harrison Times.
 Miss Nellie Zimmerman returned nome Saturday from Westville, Okla, where she had been for the past two months serving in the capacity of nurse in the home of J. R. Stockburg- CT, a son of MT. Stockburger having been i'll with appendicitis, followed with complications. The young man is thought to be recovering
 The highest price the Democrat knows of having been paid for sin gle team raised and sold in this coun- ty was received by Marvin Boatright few days ago for his fine span of coming three year old black mules. The amount was $525, and this lacked only a very few dollars of equaling the top.-Huntsville Democrat
 Two more Of IIarrison's young men, Leslie Jackson, manager of the Walt CTS Dry Goods Company, and Jack Rummel, of the Forest Service, left Wednesday for San Antonio, where will go into training for the aviation corps. Harrison already has two men. Ben Roberts and Leo Kuler, in this service and they arrived across the waters some time ago.-FIarrison Times.
 George c. Hastings, a member of Washington County s quota in the National Army, whose home was at Harris, died at Camp Pike last week.