The Springdale news., 1918-09-13

lOiUtdttOH IlOiAl H. H iG-7tAN-f9 s'fsN Hubert Procter, both of Mhitener, announce their safe arrival overseas.
 Up to Wednesday night total of forty-four cars of apples have been shipped from Springdale this season.
 The residence of G. W. Guisinger, three miles northwest of Fayetteville, was destroyed by fire Monday even ing.
 Edwin Gillett, who is stationed tt Ft. Sill. Okla, was in home last week on furlough, visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs E. A. Gillett.
 Dr C. A. MeQuaid, who is engaged in dentistry at Heminy, Okla, came in Tuesday morning for visit with Mrs. McQuaid and the youngsters.
 Mrs. Charles Williams and her mother Mrs J NJ Fisher have re turned home from a visit with her son G. L. Fisher living at Hagen, Ark.
 L. Beasley left Tuesday night for England, this state, to sell apples. Mir. Beasley has been making that town every season for several years past.
 Information reached Springdale Monday morning of the safe arrival overseas of Jim Smith and Percy Brown. They were with replacement troops
 The News received a card Saturday morning from Dr. Otto Christian, cap tain in the medical corps, ll4th Engi- neers. announcing his safe afrlVal over seas.
 A. C. Leonard, who until recently, left last week with his family for where they will again reside
 Mir and Mrs C. L. Clark of Fayette- vile have received word that their son, Ghas H. Clark. 167th Infantry, iuas wounded July 2s. He is in d hospital and k reported to be recovering.
 Bob Lemons died Monday morning It his home southeast of Springdale, and the remains were inferred Iii the cemetery at Zion Wednesday, De ceased was reared in this locality.
 Trog r Clark, If Huatse'lle. Mke attended the traGing sehaal ..t Fay etteeiile. going from there ta #lai T1ylor Ky, h9s been transfer ,a t3 the fadie aviation corps a,o sen to the radio school at Austin, texas, for further training.
 E. H. Pendergrass of Muskogee, Okla, has been in Springdale this week visiting with his parents, Mir and Mrs. J. C. Pendergrass. He has arranged to have his parents spend the winter with him in Muskogee, and they will leave about the first of October
 The News is requested to announce that Rev. W. l, Elledge will deliver an address Saturday night before the community Council of Defense at tishback, southeast of town, and every member Is expected to be pres ent. Others are invited to attend and become members.
 D B Jones ami Norton Roo 4ttson, app.e growers residing in the tIeieity of VI tener, nave purchased nio. 0r trucks for use h marketing thcir apples. rehard men all over this section have learned the advantage trucks afford over horse driven ve- hicles and as result many are using them
 Mir. and Mrs Ben Bevers went to Rochester, Minn., few weeks ago where the latter expected to undergo an operation. The operation was performed last week, and information received from there reports that she is doing as well as could be expected. Ben Is working in barber shop in Rochester
 The water supply at Fayetteville has reached condition where il was found necessary to install an addi- honal pump at the station on White River. The First National Bank and Arkansas National Bank of Fayette- vile have agreed to advance the necessary to install the addi- ton machinery.
 Rev. W. B. Hart, of Sulphur Springs has ben engaged as pastor of the NJ l.. Church until the close of the con ference year, and entered upon his work last Sunday Mir. Hart resided n Springdale number of years ago, Mrs. Hart being daughter of Uncle Jonathan Smith, one of the old resi- dents of this section
 Ellis Cover, sixteen year old son of MT. and Mrs. Jeff Cover of Spring dale, was operated on for appendicitis in the City Hospital at Fayetteville Saturday night He had been i'll but q short time. For awhile it was fear ed he could not recover but late re- ports say he shows slight signs of im- proyement, although not yet out of danger
 Next Monday, September l6. is the date for changing the Huntsville mail route from Springdale to Fayetteville. but so far as known no contract has been awarded for carrying the mail on the new route \ strong protest a. gainst the proposed change was sent n several weeks ago by patrons of the route, but whether this action has held up the matter. even temporarily. Is not known.
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