The Springdale news., 1919-01-17

week fa. Nsurf Vernon. fsXas, f9 tf.i9.es1 friends, and from there Hr win er9Ea}4E go fa i,anrer. le- a,ad ID the aea ol fie'da, in search 9f employment
 Mrs Lieut.. Harry C. Hough, who has been making her home at Alex andria, La. since the departure of her husband overseas. is visiting at the home of ? H. Tough south of town.
 Helen Malinda Harrison, l6 year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. I. r. Harrison. residing in the New Sulphur aul 10 l1ed lsaM aql m Nl!unmmo9 eortv. died recently after an illness of only four days.
 Prairie Grove people have signed a contract with the International Cbautauaua Bureau of Indianapolis, Ind. for Chautauaua to be held this summer between the dates of July 2 and August 25.
 The Moulton stock of merchandise at Sloan Springs was sold at re cciver's sale last week and was bid in by H. & Price of Fayetteville at 75 cents on the dollar for the goods and 42 cents for the fixtures
 James W. George. well known law yer of Cass9ile. Mo, and prescott ing attorney of Barry County for two terms. died recently of euremie poison. Deceased was a brother of the late Dr. W. P. George of Berryville.
 Mrs. Zettie Rolf died last week at her home in Green Forest, the result of pneumonia. Her husband died a week previous. and family of five orphan children are left, the youngest being three day old infant.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Southeriand left Sunday afternoon for Joplin, Mo. where the former will resume his old position in | department store which ha surrendered when entering the military service a few months ago.
 Mrs. Mary Francis Kelley, widow of the late Alonzo Kelley died re- cently at her home in the Walnut Grove neighborhood between Farm ington and Prairie Grove Deceased was e years of age.
 Mrs. E. L. Reames, who was for merely Miss Lena Brandon, daugh- ter of N. T. Brandon of Rogers, died recently in Washington where she was making her home, her hus- band being employed in the Quarter master Generals office.
 The School Improvement Assoeia- con ~ill meet Monday afternoon at l o'clock 8t the Grammar school build iag. All members and those Wish- ing te hsc6me members ef the s. !. \. arc urged b be present. as thls is ta be very important meeting.
 Chas. II Hewitt. who has neen il for several weeks. and who, 1t was thought at one time could not re cover. vas out and able to be down town Saturday. His many friends hope to see him reeuperate rapidly and regain his former health.
 The Pioneer Lumber Company has added a Ford truck to it's delivery service Wylie Jones, the drayman is also driving q new Ford truck, and with ts coat of bright red paint is about che "loHdest" thing in town.
 ! E. Randall, familiarly known te many old Springdale friends as Dad arrived few days ago from Los Angeles, Calf, where he spent some time with his son, Geo. W Randall Mr Randall is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs Grant Evans.
 Mr and Mrs. Albert Needham who had been up visiting relatives and friends, returned Monday to their home at Van Buren Albert is brakine en the Iron Mountain, and took advantage of his brief vacation while here to engage in his favorite sport of quail shooting
 F o Hannah, Jr.. of Prairie Grove has accepted the position of mana ger of fthe s. R. Wilson Mercantile Co, at this place and has moved his family here Mr. Hannah Is a son of former county judge R O. Han nah, one of Washington County's well known citizens
 Lieut.. Looney of Paragould, Green County, succeeds Prof Loeb as prin- eipa of the Grammar School. hay ing entered upon his duties Monday. For the past eighteen months he has been located at training camp in North Carolina. He is nephew of