The Springdale news., 1919-01-17

Salutary effect on sefhs '4
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 Win II. Hanes and family who E.ve been making their home at Lone aat Texas, for several years past disnosed of their property there re- cently and have returned here to ,,ata their home. They resided here hefore going to Texas, and could not he entirely weaned away.
 oran Thompson came in Sunday after Mrs. Thompson, who had been 2 bera visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs E. s. Thompson. They left Mon dav for Broken Bow, Okla, where Orep will resume his old position which he held before entering the military service.
 W NJ. Miller, merchant and post master at Habberton for some tune past, has disposed of his business at that place and moved to SprmgdaIe to make his home. Bruce Vaughan com of Chas Vaughan of Whitener IS the new merchant at Habberton and is also acting postmaster.
 Nr. and Mrs. j. F. Harris and daughter Mrs. Winifred Needham left Friday evening for Drumright, Okla, in response to message announc- ing the serious illness of Tom Harris with pneumonia. Word from them since reaching Drumright reports Tom not so i'll as was expected.
 The range in the kitchen of the Beverly Hotel exploded early Satur- day morning badly damaging the stove and contents of the room Sev- eral window panes were broken and Mr. Johnson who was in the kitchen at the time has several bruised places on his head as result.-Rogers Democrat.
 Mrs. Summers Bennett, who had been here for several weeks past visiting with relatives and friends, left Sunday afternoon for her home at Bridgeport, Wash. Her husband is an old Springdale boy, being son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Bennett, and since going west has made good, now I being cashier of bank in Bridgeport.
 w. G. Campbell, former manager of the s. R. Wilson Mercantile Go. 1 at this place, but who Is now travel ing for a St. Louis wholesale house, making his headquarters at Neosho. Mo, was in Springdale Tuesday. 1 Like most everybody else he reports l the family as having been flu suf ferers.
 Mrs II. W. Graves received mes sage Monday from her husband say ing he expected to reach Camp Pike Wednesday of this week Dr Graves recently arrived from overseas, and as his health is bad he is being sent to the base hospital at Camp Pike for treatment Mrs. Graves left | Tuesday for Little Rock to be with her husband as much as possible
 At recent meeting the Home Guards at Rogers voted unanimously to disband The fund of S450 in the treasury of the company, which had been collected for the purpose of buy ing uniforms and equipment for the company was placed in the hands of trustee to be used for the aid of the new city hospital which is to be erected in Rogers.
 lehn C EaSterlv. wi. vas called here by the death of his sister, Miss Maud Easterly, expects to return to Los Angeles, Cal, as soon as he can settle the affairs of his sister. Mir. Easterly is the only surviving member of the family. He has position with a lumber company at Los Ange- les, and his two sons are in the cleo trical business, all being we'll pleased 1 with their work.
 Mrs Mary Ford received another letter Sunday from her son, Harry, who is in hospital in France. Harry sald that while in battle he and four other Americans were cut off from then company; two were killed and three including himself, were wound ed and captured. A bullet entered his mouth and came out below one of his ears. He is improving and has been designated for early return home.-Grayett News Herald.
 Mrs T. J. Bridenthal arrived home Thursday of last week from Newport where she was called by the critical illness of her daughter-in-la Mrs. Claud Bridenthal, and brings back the good news that she is much i'm proved. Claud is pastor of NJ. E. Church, South, at Newport and is well pleased with his work and his con greeatlon seems pleased with their