davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20
NIIerIei.

Toitmeilter MrmiIteab teilt nit,
DOB Der Gafet=S daIter IN ser Boil-
office, Inn oas gerihifen Der 8eib-
naftsIenoungen Su beiblenniaerL
1odDIten Sonntag pormittag bon 8
big u lbr sur Anuabnle bon Safe
ten geoffnet miro.
S. 81. 5oeg, Der aIs Sergeallt
in Der teraniiden aapaaerie aeoicnt
bot, muroe am 9onllerstag, ais er in
einem 9otel in elmer &%npit0nsuni,
form umlberitol5ierte, perbaftet. gr
1ol Die Uniform angelegt babert, INN
ieinen arebit 81 uerbeiiern mno per.
1bieoene aeute ansnpumpei.
Yolisei aommiiiar @riabt
bot Die Sittenpoli5ei angewieien
1d)arf anf ale 3meifelboften 1railen-
5iinmer 81 fabnoen uuo oieieIben &c.
Dlfs ar5tlid)er llnterindltng nad Der
Foii5ei-Station gu bringen.
Sn Der bieiigen 9%oitoifice traf
am 0onnersta9 cine Senouag bon
10000 Soloatenbriefen aits Sor,
oeaur, 5ranfreid1, Elm.
Die .Mifiion" 9elepbone-er.
dai1ge miro Samstag mitternadt er.
offnet. Gieielbe miro Sen Gienit iiir
etDa 1000 Telephone bermitteln un6
oaonrd) oie grofett unb 9rapis @r,
damages beoeutelio entIoIterr.
Su Der am 9pnnerstag o6gc.
baltenen Sibuttg Der County Som,
aiiilIdre muroe beid)lpiielL Die Suo-
ron-8ooo, Die aOfins- glmenoorf unb
Ole mad Soltbton fubrenoe 9anoitra-
BE un~sbellern 81 laiien. 4ngebote
flir Die aonltruftion Der D9enrietta
Sosfe Wemorial Cottage muroea
geoffllct uno Dem eouitp Illoitot
sur 9urdlid)t nno gudiuna iiber-
mieieh.
@eqen &. u. Goworo, Der gu.
cite 9oulton am Dienstag nnd)mit.
tag if)iper aemiBbanoelt ulto i'm ci-
men 9iamantrilg i'm 8ertc pcl,
$1,000 beraubt 1aben ioG, wltroen
Dor 5riebensrihter 5isf Stpei 9(nflci
gen erboben. 8ielelben lallten oil;
periuften 8otidlag mo 9iou6. Con.
arc ioa ilbrigens nit scr 2uciae
SoitIton berbeiratet iein.
am Mittmn1 lit Die 3obl Ser
Snflten3a =, @rfranfunlgen in Der
Staot auf 60 8uriifgegangen. Or.
Sing lit Der @nii6t, ooB oas ser
Birfinmfeit Ser 2uarantdne susu.
sdlreiben lit. @ud) in Den Militarla.
germ ifeint iid) Die Situation aebcI.
fert 81 BADEN. 6a am Mittmod) nur
IA erfranfungen a~ngemeloet muir.
1en.
Der I'M 3eoenue Oeparteuteni
aaifgeitellte gcantte 3aDlor iuarnt biC
Eeiiber Der Drug Stores gegen ser
iih INNER mebr ousoebnenoen alqc.
Hieinen 8erfauf bon Yatent . Weoisi.
men mo Comics, Die einen itarfeu
3lliab non alfobol entbalten. 3an.
Tor lit Der gfniidt, oaB oerartiee Yr6.
parate. beionoers Die Eoregoric-g om'
btnatiotten iomit Ole aus Giien, Beef
lino @ein 5lian1niengelesten 3onics.
s1idt cine ar5tlide Inmeiiulg Der.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20

@agrIdleiniidjes @ettcr.

Sir San slntonio. uuo ltmeegen0,
3ente obeno flarlito fdifer; Sonts-
taa flar. Semperatur Ssh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20

Die ltnter3eidner fir 90 a +
Saptngs Stomps iino brir.
geno aufgeforoert, ibre G%in5ablun
gen 81 MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20
.Gru0nfte.

Gan antonio, 20. 3e5ember, 1915
Erime CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil. .$17.50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20

@riine GrbieR. S4.00 per Damrei
Selerie. @plouroo, $3.50 per Crate.
Miiben. $500 per 100 RfuuS.
Saunib. $500 pet gnN)el.
@antelolpes. 81 so.
Hieh- Marft.
San Antonio, 20. 9eSem6er, 1915
Aiibe, 5000 bis $3.50.
Rdlber, $500 bis $3.50.
06ien. 5000 biz 1929.
Shipeine, $500 bis $500.
Ct. 9uuis. 20. 9e5entber, 1915
@iuouie6. Geress0dien, $40 BIG $ta.
Sdneine, $500 biz $f7.65
Tefle.
geolf unb Studs ...... 30 gts.
9neoras Sie9en. per 8fo. F. Z. 10 cts.
Gnsoras 2ieaen. beIhdSiat -. 5 gts.
Gdnfe.
@eial5ene 5dufe .......1 5e per Yfo.
@riine &diite ........e. i2c Der $50.
Srpdene Sduts zoe per Gfo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20

Oos a1te 8elttuunoer: Gtreidla
bolSer, Die mirtlih bremen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-20
Gntsesenfummen

p@fein 0tonn bat etmas, oas ion
oritftl Sd glouhe, er bot Sduloeit,
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ID miIBt On linn entgegerfoni-
nlell unb ibn Elm bishen ersuitigenl@,
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23
NOTATKI REP0RTERA.

Wczoraj ma Miehaiowte W South
Chicago bylo swieto wielkie. Zegna-
no pieGdziesieciu ochotnikow ola Ar
mil Polskiej, ktorzy odjechali wczo-
raj popoiudniu wraz z innymi do Mia
CLARA on the Lake W Kanadzie. Msza
sw. z asysta odprawiono ma intencye
przyszlych wojak6w, W koSciele Sw.
Michala Archaniola. poczem odbyl
sic " sail parafialnej bankiet. Z pa
rada odprowadzono p6zniej wojakow
ma stacys kolei Lake Shore" PREY
s1-szej i South Chicago avenue, gdzie
Ct wsiedli ma pociag, kt0ry ich Cd
wiozl ma wschod' o godzinie 2:30
popo{udniu. Centrum Rekrutacyine
nr AZ, ktorego kwatera mieSci sic p.
mr.. sO19 Commercial avenue, W So.
Chicago, odsyla jak i inne centra o.
chotnik6w kazdego tygodnia, wczO-
raj jednak wyjatkowo wielka liczbe
ochotnik6w wyslalo.
o = q
Wteczorek pozegnalny ma Geese
majora Jozefa Barzynskiego, asysten
ia kwatermistrza W dywizyi S6-tej,
armii narodowej. urzadzilo ubiegiej
niedzieli popoiudniu grono jego INA
jomych W domu jego wiaSnym pnr.
1912 Yates ayenu Major BarzyhSki
(bratanek :. p. Y, Wincentego Ba--
r-,Tskiegol. kt6~v obecnie znajduje
sic W Camp Grant, spodziewa sic W
kr5tkim czasie rOzkazu pehnienia
sluzby pOza wodami amerykahskiemi.
" p~odarunku zlozono majorowi zlo-
tv zegarek.
Komisarze park6w ma zachodniej
st"one miasta sic znajdujacych "a
powiadaja ma biezacy tydzien haste
pujace k~oncerty:
nzisiaj - Ec5hart park. kapela
B~Nusek'a: Stanford park, kapela
, .Chicago".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

Jutro - Garfield park, kapela
Gearsen'a.
Czwartek - Dvorak park, kapela
Cerny'ego; Altgeld park, kapela
Liberty.
Piatek - Humboldt park, kapela
Chicago; Sheridan park, kapela
Hourevitch'a.
Sobota - Douglas park, kapela
Great Lakes Band.
Koncerty wyzej wymienione roz-
~poczynaia sic zwykle o godzinie Sci
wieczorem a trwaja do godziny 1Otej.
Wstep do park6w ma owe koncerty
jest wolny.
q q q
PAM Berta Kopecka, Fam. pnr.
52S Milwaukee avenue zakonCzyla
swa ziemska pielgrzymke zaczadze-
MEM sic gazem. Zwioki matki, skost-
Male znalazia W domu corka ME
szczeSliwej gdy wrociia z piracy VIE
czorem.
q q q
Jak6b Pikowski, alias Jacob
Parks, LEGACY lat % wieku a Ia
mieszkaly pnr. 1119 South Homan
avenue, ktory dawniej p~racowai ia
ko buchalter ola spoiki Milligan Pia-
no Finance and Sales Company, 20
East Jackson Blvd, aresztowany 20
stall wczoraj ma oskarzenie B. Fl.
Miligana, prezesa tejze sp6iki. Ma
stacyi PREY Clark ulicy Pikowskt
twierdzil, IL oskarzenia 50 zmySlone.
Podlug ~opOwiadan Milligana, Pin
kowski odprawiony zostai dnia 1-go
lipca i cd tego czasu czesto przycho-
dill do biura sp6iEi W nadziei odzy-
skania swej posady z powrotem.
Wczoraj. wedlug zeznan adwokata
Browna, PikowSki wszedf do pry--
watnego biura swego dawniejszego
pr~acodawcy i miai pono odgrazaC sic
II go dostanie". Przywoiany przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

Czosek p~ozostawia synow Jana, Au-
gusta i Jak6ba, oraz corki Anne i Ro
zalie, ziecia Franciszka Filipskiego,
synowe J6zefe, Kornelie i Francisz-
Ike, oraz Zach wnukow i Z prawnu-
kow.
q q
powodu uroczystoSci poSwiecenia
flagi sluzbowej (service flag) jake
ma sic odbyG W niedziele, dnia 2S-go
lipca W koSciele Sw. Kazimlerza, To-
w~arzystwo Dziewic Niepokalanego
Poczecia Na~jSwietszej Maryi Fanny
odlozyio swoja wycieczke do nastep-
mel niedzieli, dnia Ago s1erpnia. br.
q q q
Rodzinie PIP. Franciszka / Maryi
Ostrowskich, zamieszka}ych pnr.
1925 North Ridgeway avenue, PREY
byla c6reczka; matka | dziecie czu-
ia sic dobrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23
0 KONCRESMANA
POLAKA,

WCzoraj 22go b.. m. popofudniu W
budynku ZiednoCzenia PRK. odbylo
sic zebranie Obywatelskie w sprawie
postawienia jakiejS p~owaznej / praw
dziwie pozadanej kandydatury pol
skiej ma pOsia do kOngresu z Sgo de-
mokratycznego dystryktu. Ma zebra
niu tenn byli obecni przedstawiciele
prasy 1 starry acknowledgements,
kt6rzy wszyscy wyrazali k~Oniecznosc
postawienia ksndydatury tel Zwlasz-
cza w pore obecnej, kiedy TAXI kon-
gresham pOlski szczegolnie re wZgle-
du ma Sprawe Polska bedzie nam mad
z~wyczajnie ~potrZebny. w koncu SEN
tyment wszystkich s~treszczOno w po-
nizsZyCh rcz%olucyaCh, ktore p%Ostano-
wiono ogIosiG W a~yczliwej Prasie Pol
skiej, a kt0ro brzmia jak nizej ma
stepuje:
Wobec togo, re w pore obecncj,
talk ola kraju nasZego Republiki Sta
now Zjcdn., d~Onioslei, trzeba nam
wsp6idzialaG jak najintensywniej
rzadem, dawaG dOwOdy lojalnoSci ma
sci - imieniem cztero ~milionowej
zg6ra PoIonii amerykanskiej, -
Wobec tego, re r~0wnoczesnie 1
Sprawl POlska jak najaktualnicj wy
maya togo, by polski przedstawiciel
jei w Kongresie Stan6w lied, kt6re
beda mialy CLOS miarOdajny W mic
dzynarodowym Kongresie POkoiO-
wynn, informOwai nalczycie rad Sta
now i SWAT caIy o naszych ambi-
CyaCh i p~Otrzebach, -
Wobec tegO, ze pan NikOdem Il.
Piotrowski, dawnici kandydat IA te-
re godnoSC poSiada wszystkie do god
noSCi tel reprezentacyjnej ~potrzebne
kwalifikaCye, ma co zgodziia sic Gala
Prasa POISka, Gala narOdowa / Oby-
watelska Opinia nasza, re znanym
Jest csObiScie prczydentowi Wilsono-
wi, re Jest przezen pozadany, re o.
beznany jest 70 Sprawl Polska tax,
iak laden Il wysuwajacych sic do tel
kandydatury dawniej i teraz wsp6l-
Zawodnik0w.
WObec tego zebrani postanawiaja
iednogIosnic wezwaG pana Piotrow-
skiego, by kandydature swa Ogiosii
i w razie OgIOszenia postanawiaja jig
p~opieraC, a przeciwdziaianie teize
postanawiaia jak naienergiczniej
Zwalczac.
w Chicago, dnia 22go lipca, 1913.
Podpisani:
Jan Czekala,
Roman WasZko,
WIadysiaw Barwig,
Roman KOsinskf,
StanisIaw GOdzich,
Jan Jankowski,
Kazimierz Renkosiak,
A. A. Szczepahski,
A. W. Barwig,
A. A. Behnke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

p. Milligana ~policyant r. Hattendorf
aresztowal Pikowskiego gdzie posie-
dzi do dnia rozprawy sadowej.
q q q
Komisarze park0w IA poiudnioweJ
stronie miasta sic znajdujacyh po-
daJa nastepujaca liste koncertow ja-
kie sic maia odbyc W biezacym tygo-
dniu:
Dzisiaj - Grand Crossing park,
kapela Western Electric Band.
Jutro - Mark White Square, ka-
pela Listonoszoy.
Czwartek - Washington park, ka
pela Chicago; Trumbull park, ka-
pela Metropolitan.
Piatek - Russell Square, kapela
Trzeciego Regimentu; Sherman park
kapela Ferullo'ego
Niedziela - (popoludniu) - Mar
Quette park, kapela Pierwszego Regi
mentu; wieczorem zaS parku Full
Ter wystapi kapela Listonoszy.
Wszystkie koncerty pr6Cz jednego
W niedziele, kt6ry odbedzie sic po-
poludniu, rozpoczynaja sic o godzi-
ME S-mej punkt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

Polsce | azeby wr6cic p0zniej jake boz
haterzy okryci chwala zwyciestwa. DO
stoiu usiugiwaly naStepujace panic |
panienkii S, Wleklinska, j, Boruska'
z South Bend, Ind, u, Bielicka, Il.
Kruszyhska, b. Augustyn, G. Wleklih-
ska, ], Stan, A. Polowa, NJ. Wr6blew-
ska, NJ. Wisniewska, A. Danisch, A.
Mussor, A. Kaminska. p. Kutza, A. No
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

skiei, przez niemieckiegO wroga, Jako-
teA zegnaiac O%chotnik0w, radzif i'm by
walczyli TAX jak nasi przodkowie, by
czemprcdzcj mOgli precise przez Ber-
lin do kOlcbki naszej polSkiej Po--
znania a pOtem do Krakowa / War
szawy i tam zatknac Sztandar BiaieSo
Orla. Nastcpnie przem6wif y. Franci-
seek Woicicchowski kt6ry, ~zegnajac o.
chotnik6w jak sam powiedzia1 pO raz
pierwszy, pozegnaf OchOtnikdw pol
skich. kt6rzy z wIaSnej checi oddaJa
siebie ma ratunek nieszcze$liwej Oh
czyzny naSzej. okrzykiem ,,Niech zyJe
Wolna / NicpOdlegia POlSka Z dostepem
do NORA" zakonczy} move. Ma
stepnie Choir mezatek ,GwlaZ-
da", od&piewa1 ,Biagania' An
toniego Malika, pod d~yrekcya miejsco-
wego organisty p. F. Pawlowskiego. Wy
stapiiy potcm skrzypaczki PREY AXIOM
paniamentem fOrtepianu przez Leoka-
dye K~wiatkowska ma skrzypcach gra-
" panny Kazimiera Banka i Stefania
Banka (siOStry) uczennice szkO}y prof.
Antoniego JaX'a. Panic AnaStazya No
wax i J6zefina Stan o~dSpiewa1y duet:
,,MarSz Zwiazku MlOdziezy Polskiej'
(PrzybylSkiego). Nastepnie przem0wit
u. Nikodcm L. PiOtrowski. prezes lie
dnoczenia P. r. X, kt6ry m6wil o Pol
see 1 jej stGsunkach W obecnej wojnie,
poczem. zegnajac ochotnik6w, powie--
dziaI re ZiednOczenie o Mich nigdy ME
zapomni ale hedzie pamietac: zyczac
i'm zwyciestwa mad wrogiem i rychlego
powrotu, wzni6S1 okrzyk ma Geese ma
szego prezydenta Woodrow Wilsona l
Wolnci Polski 2 dostepem do NORA.
NaStcpnie PAM J6zefina Stan odspie-
wala solo Lee Motylku" (Ba1czyh-
skiego), poczem ~jeszcze przemowil in
spektor ]. Przyprawa, kt6ry W imieniu
ochotnik0w dziekowa} ksiezom IA Okla
zana i'm zTczliwOSc, Oraz Komitetowi
Obywatelskiemu i wszystkim ZEBRA
nym goSciom a ma z~akonczenie wZni0S{
okrzyk ma Geese p%rezydenta W. Wilso-
ma | ma Geese Wolnej l Niepodleg}ej
Polski poczem da} in%strukcye Ochotni-
kom co do podr6zy. Komitet Obywa-
telSki rozdaf O%chOtnikom papierosE l
tytoh, | pamiatkowy upOminek 2 PREY
boraml Ola zOinierza. Pc Za}atwieniu
wszelkich fOrmalnOScl przez Oficer0w
acknowledgment nastaplio zdjecie foto-
graficzne przez braci R62a1skich pred
kOSclo}em Sw, Waciawa, a nastepnie 40
mltet Obywatelski zaprOsi1 Oficer0w,
Komitct | O%chOtnlk6w do c~zekajacych
automObil6w kt6rymi udano sic z ka-
pela, ma czele wv dwudzlestu automob1-
lach) ma dworzec kolejOwy dearborn
Station" PREY Polk | Dearborn ulicyr
skad naSi dzielni synewie Ojczyzny
naszej poszli, by W niedalekiej PREY
sz{oSci stanaG do WALK o OSwObOdze-
ME Ojczyzny naszej q kajdan niewoli l
pomscic krzywdy jake podli niemcy
w~yrzadzili nam i naszym matkom, Sic J
i starcom W Ojczyznie naszej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

wax, e. Plata. +. Palewicz, NJ Kilczyk,
A. Kujawa, S. SObkowiak, N. Pawlak
J. Kanabaj, NJ. Goliniowska, B. Zmi-
dzihska. c. Pawfowska. Wszystkiem
ten zacnem / sympatycznem nalezy
sic uZnanie / serdecZne siowa podzie-
kowania "a ich prace w dniu wczoraj-
Sym z okazyi pozegnania ochotnik0w
Armii Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

Ubieglej niedzieli, po dlugiej /
ciezkiej chorobie zmarla Anna Co
SEX, ~przezywszy lat IS, znana W
dzielnicy C~ragihskiej, stara osadni-
czka. Pogrzeb odbyl sic dzisiaj o 60
dzinie 9-tej rano z domu zaloby pnr.
PSF North Long avenue, do kosciola
Sw. Stanisiawa B. i NJ, a stamtad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha. Sp. Anna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

Onegdaj W Scislem k6iku rodzin-
mem odbylo sic pozegnanie p. Micha-
Ia Wichlacz, zamieszkalego pnr.
1924 North Ayers avenue, ktory
wstepuje jake ochotnik do marynar-
XII Wuja Sama. Wyjeldza on do o.
bozu marynarskiego W Great Lakes,
jutro, dnia 24-go lipca. Jest on mai
miodszym synem 5. p. Michaia Ma
ryi Wichiacz. Bracia, siOstry i kreW-
nj obdarzyli przyszlego m~arynarza
stosem upOnink0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

ChEopiece SITS pfaszcze ma deszcz, ceg
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-23

S. {. & Co.'S damskie chusteczki z lnlcyi
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

John P. Davis was down from Der ryville again Friday. The Berryyille Wholesale Grocer Co has flourished like a green bay tree since he took charge as manager, the capital hay- ing been increased twice during the six months he has been in charge as manager. Early in the fall 1t was raised from $30,O0Q to $50,O00 and at the annual meeting of stockholders last week 1t was increased to Sl00,000. Harrison Headlight.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

QD, fifteen d5), sixteen d6), sev- enteen CID and eighteen d8), also all that part of Sections one dD, twelve d2), thirteen (13) and four teen Q4), in Washington County, all in township seventeen tl0 north, range twenty-eight (28) west;
 Also all lots. blocks, additions and all other real property located in or surrounding the town of Springdale, or any other town lying within the above described territory,
 And praying the improvement of certain roads as follows:
 Beginning at point on the Wash ington and Benton County line thir- teen hundred (1300) feet more or less east of the northwest corner of Sec tion twenty-five (25), township eigh- teen 1S) north, range thirty t30) vest; thence in southerly direction through the town of Springdale. and terminating at a point on the north bank of Clear Creek;
 Also beginning at point on the Washington and Benton County line, two hundred and fifty feet, more or less, west of the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of Section thirty (30), township eighteen G8) north, range twenty-nine t29) west; thence in southwesterly direction to where said road intersects the previously described road in the town of Spring dale, Arkansas
 Also beginning at a point on the east corporate line of Springdale, Arkansas, near the center corner of the southwest quarter of Section thirty-one f3D, township eighteen (1S) north, range twenty-nine f29) west; thehce in all easterly direction to where said road interseets the Rogers and Huntsville Road.
 And, that q preliminary survey and estimates have been made by the State Highway Department, as requir- ed by law, and filed in this court be- fore said petition was circulated; and there was also filed with said petition good bond. conditioned as required by law;
 NOW, THEREFORE, all persons. firms or corporations owning land or other real property in the proposed district are hereby notified to appear before the county court on the 5th day of February at the hour of 10 a m. to show cause for or against the establishment of said road improve ment district.
 Geo Appleby, County Judge January Sth. 1918.
 certify that the foregoing is true and correct copy of the notice or dered published by the County Court of Washington County in the matter therein described.
 WITNESS my hand and the seal of this court, this 8th day of January. 1918 Glem Pearson, As County Clerk of Washington Coun-
 ty, Arkansas.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

John is,an old Springdale boy, and his many old home friends will be pleased to note this evidence of his success. He was formerly connected with wholesale grocery store at liar rison.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nave of Lead Hill, Boone County, went out one ev- ening recently to look after the chores. leaving their infant child tied in a chair near an open fire place. When they returned they found the child had been burned to death It is sup posed it's clothing caught fire from a flying spark.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Rev. w. c. Hamby, who formerly resided in Springdale, but who has been located west of Fayetteville for some time past, has purchased prop erty at Prairie Grove and moved to that place.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

drug house for the past few months. making his headquarters in Spring dale, has purchased the Frisco Drug Store at Fayetteville from R. L. Jerni- gan and will take charge about the first of February
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Mrs. W. B. Tatman, former resi- dent of Sloan Springs, died recently at the nome of her son in Texas, the remains being brought back to Sloan Springs for burial.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

County Judge Freeling has appoint ed J. Sam Rowland, r. NJ GarYin and P. C. Maggard, highway commission CTS to supervise the building of the Jefferson Highway Cutoff through Boone county-Harrison Headlight.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

J. H. Willis has resigned as cashier of the Bank of Eureka Springs to ac- cept the vice-presidency of the Fair view State Bank at Fairview, Okla, to which place he will go within few weeks.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Mrs. Mary R. Skelton, one of the oldest residents of Washington Coun- ty, died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Tom Logan, in Fay etteville The remains were buried Sunday in Skelton cemetery.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

The Bank of Wirslow asserted it. self for "Woman's Rights last week when it's stockholders at their annual meeting elected Mrs A N. Cole on it's board of directors ana Miss Martha Vim assistant WinsloW American.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Mrs. w H. Gurrie holds the highest record among Bentonville women for knitting, having in the past three weeks knitted two sweaters, two hei- nets, eight pairs of socks, and five wristlets Mrs. Currie knits sock a day Bentonville Sun.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25
IN THE WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT. IN THE MATTER OF 4 PETITION FOR A ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO IMPROVE GER TAIN PUBLIC ROADS RUNNING NORTH. SOUTH AND EAST FROM SPRINGDALE, ARKAN- SAS.

On this day is presented to the County Court of Washington County d petition, signed by E. A. Gillett, and others, purporting to be majority in land value, acreage or number of the land owners within certain territory described in sid petition, and pray ing that an improvement district be organized for the purpose of improv- ing certain public roads described in said petition, there having been filed with said petition plat on which the boundaries of said district are plainly indicated. and showing the roads which it IS intended to construct and improve; and said petition has been
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

A. B. Coger. who was formerly in the drug business at St. Paul, but who has been travelling for d wholesale
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Tip Sanders of Fayetteville has ae- cented a position in drug store at Muskoeee, Okla, and moved his lam fly to that place.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

W J. Mechanism, TO years of age ,;ad last week at his home in ray etteville.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Henry Sturdiyant, II years ol age d;ed Tuesday of last week at his home three miles northeast of Prairie droVe.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

A son was born to MT. and Mrs Fred Coe of Rogers last week. The father is with Battery D at Camp Beauregard.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

George (. Dykes, Sr., ard two daughters, Sarah and Jane, residents of Alpena, Boone County, all died of pneumonia recently within a period oi twelve days.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

The Benton County Teachers Asso- a;a+ion meets at Siloam Springs Jan nary 25 and 26.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25
HERE AND THERE.

Lee Harris has sold his insurance ,,s;ness at Rogers to B. F. Bryant
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Westville, Okla, is now free from smaIlpox. the quarantine having been raised against the last family fe" days ago.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

The baby son of MT. and Mrs. Ken ma Deason of Birghtwater died recent ly at the home of J. D. Lasater, fath- or of Mrs. Deason, at Pea Ridge.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Will Summers, Jr, rural mail car rier at Fayetteville, resigned recently to accept a position as local manager for the Magnolia Petroleum Company
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Peter B. Campbell, so years oi age ,;ad recently at his home in Harri- son.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Jeff R. Rice of Bentonville has been commissioned to recruit a com many at Bentonville for the new Fourth Regiment.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Henry Austin has sold his interest in the First National Bank at GraFett to Robert White and Bert Turner and has retired as president of the insti- tuition.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

The picture show at Prairie Grove has suspende until February l, iRe to the bad weather and the uncef- tainty of electric lights.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Evangelists Andrews and Curry oi Sloan Springs will begin reviYal meeting at the Methodist Church Tn Rerrvville February 10.
The Springdale news., 1918-01-25

Mack Thompson, who several weeks ago went to Pittsburg, Pa, to accept a position, was forced to return to his home here last week on account of sickness. He has been confined to his bed for several days but is now able to be out.-Praire Grove Herald.