The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1918-09-27

last summer. -BentonNlIle hetvLN'
Ed Kendall Of Marble. Charley
Sanders Of Hindsville and Judge r.
" Patrick Of Huntsville have been
appointed county election eommiSs-
toner's Of Madison County
II Is announced that Governor
Brough vii speak at HindsviAe sat
urday. September p, At 10 a. m 10 lhe
in terests Of The Fourth Liberty Loan,
ami at Huntsville the same day al
l.30 P. m.
Ben Johnston, county food admin
istrator, mas just turned over e the
Red Cross $500. covering an excess
profit fine recently collected from a
Benton County miller. -BentonVliie
Democrat
Howard Cady. who spent several
months in the hospital a. camp beSH-
regard. was given an honorable as
charge recently and returned to ms
home at Rogers. After rest NJ
will Try for some other branch Of var
work
Members Of the Community Coun-
ell Of Defense Of Spring Greek are
requested to attend an important
business meeting Of the Council at
Spring Greek School house a. 100
p. m. Thursday. Oct. ).
Rev. R. T. Brown, Cumberland
Presbyterian evangelist Of the Fort
Smith District. has moved his family
10 Harrison, which viii Be his head
quarters. His father. Rev. Z. Brown,
was pastor Of the church al HARRISON
forty years ago.
James f. Reed Of Prairie Grove,
Wm. J. Davis Of Lincoln, and Ree Al
lev Of Fayetteville, who were gwen
deferred classification by the local
board. have been reclasslfied BY the
district board and placed IN Class /
subject to immediate call
Mrs. G. 4. Graves vas visiting
with friends and relatives IN Spring
dale latter part q last week. She
spent the summer with relatives near
Joplin. Nc. but viii be with her
daughter. Mrs. George Smith. at
Ragers he coming winter.
Russ Wilson Of Eureka Springs.
student n the first army training
school al the University of Arkansas.
sie5 ne later mart Of last week at
pr :. I.aivers5tV. LAFAYETTE, Ind
Where h4 had been sen. for further
training Death was due 70 pneu-
r7arfs
Erin Weaver. former manager Of
the PLAIN Price Variety Store IN
some months ago. recently wrote ms .s
Iattief Al f.1sefs itVi4 M. = - -. =
America ne 4ast ietter rom anu i
Was sent from PORTLAND. oIesoH, an.
Il : presumed ne sailed li9H 'iia
point
Mrs X Z ATWOOD returned 14 II =
daS from Port smith ~here she ha4
spent several weeks WIN ~ an.
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Counts q " esleY. 1hafies 1ofIl9s an ~
Everett Guriey q kingston ana 1ohti
Floyd 4agSt = " marion coh'post =,
quota of men from TINS county ca i
motor fneeh n4 &c, d Ian . Nv H..
szlslsS, a. ~ - y. -, s.. II H.
TT ~ III nc .'e-ee
t4i-s 'eiii-i1i g 4
9 ROTH, former resident o
Sprlagdaie and aperintendeat # Inc
high school. but VINO has been eagag.
81 in Government work Tor several
months past WITH headquarters az
Plttsourg, "a, arrived last @eeh e
loass after the ere9 Of apples on ms
heob "ofA i ~ me io0l ~ p.' :
-off anu s9'se 4 -'''' = pa IN
Among the offleers commenced by
General Pershlng Tor the part tnelr
commands had taken IN the recent
great counter-offensive IN thee Marine
salient We find the name Of Lieut.
Colonel Joseph K. DAVIS, son Of j
T. Davis Of Lowell. Col DAVIS IS
West Point graduate and ms many
sp4endld WORK ana = ms auF ahI s,
On q me ilelaS oi fafee' = no ger :
democrat
4 fine Of S5ee vas assessed agalns,
the Bell Telephone Company. IL po-
hee court al tayetteyilIe Monday
and Ike fine against y 4: N. John