The Springdale news., 1919-01-10

Wilson Southerland arrived home few days ago from Camp Pike, hay ing been granted his final discharge.
 This section was visited by the first zero weather of the season Fri day of last week, but it didn't last long
 Miss Dorthy Bouton left Monday afternoon for Jonesboro to resume her studies in the state agricultural school
 Mir. and Mrs Ira Graham returned few days ago from Royce City, Texas, where they had been through the apple season.
 Dan N Jones, former governor of Arkansas. died on Christmas day of pneumonia at his home in Little Rock. He was 78 years of age.
 
 Sloam Springs is now having it's second siege CT flu" and the board of health has prohibited public gather in-s of all kinds until further notice.
 The Prairie Grove Herald reports th1 marriage of Floyd Scott of Cove Creek and Miss Matte MeWhorter of Fall Creek, and Argile Phillips and Ii S Fay McNally of Moffit
 Aubrey Smith arrived home Sun l day morning from Camp Pike, where ho has been in the military service for some time, having been granted his final discharge He was with the dental corps.
 Mrs. John Sanders and little son, John Jr., of Bokoshe, Okla, arrived Friday for visit with relatives and friends, returning Wednesday, Mrs. Sanders reports they are we'll pleased with their new home.
 T. (. Skaggs, we'll known business man and citizen of Fayetteville. died 1 V ednesday morning of spinal men .nritis Deceased was bora at Huntsville June Ii. 1862, and had been resident of Fayetteville since 1904
 According to 0rin Parker. govern mant weather observer here at Ben tonville, December was the warmest or record for lS years. It wa3 also the wettest month. for nearly 442 inches of rain fell during the month. Bentonvlle Record.
 Miss Mary Virg nia Backus arrived few days ago from Mayfield. Ky, where she had been on a visi and wajle there suffered an atta k of pneumonia After her arrival home it was thought best to have an opera tion, and she is reported to b4 i'm proving
 Pref Troy Clark. former county examiner of Madison County, but who has been in the service of Uncle Sam for the past few months, arrived Sat uday morning from camp near Austin, exas, having been granted a final discharge He attended the first training school at the Univer- sly of Arkansas
 W k Edwards. former superinten- dent of schools of Benton County, went to Little Rock recently for the purpose of accepting a position in the office of Commissioner of Mines and Manufactures, but arriving in Little Rock was rendered the position of assistant superintendent of public instruction of the state and accepted.
 Lockwood Searcy. who was grant- ed furiough in order to assist in the ineoiee of the Rogers Wholesale Gro eery Co., returned Sunday to Camp Pike He k connected with the per soanel office, which has in charge the work of diseharging men sent to that point. and it will likely be some time before he k granted his final dis charge
 Mrs Il W Graves received tele- gram Monday from her husband, Dr. Graves, captain in the medical corps. who has been with the army in France announcing his arrival in New York. He IS at present in hospital reeuper- ating from shattered nerves, but as his Illness is not of serious nature he will doubtless be himself again soon. He does not know when he will be discharged.
 Mrs, J. 4. Joyce arrived home We'd iesday night from Camp Wadsworth. C. accompanied by her son, Har- ey, ha vas taken critically i'll with few weeks ago just on F eve of his departure for Canp