The Springdale news., 1919-02-28

the state highway commission for survey of the district. That is liable to be the first road completed in the county if the other crowd don't get busy mighty quick k-Berryville Star.
 John Gaskill, who was recent ar rival in France when the armistice was signed, has been discharged. He will return to his old position as as- sistant cashier in the First National bank of Huntsville.
 Rev, L. E. Barton, pastor of First Baptist Church at Fayetteville for three years past, has resigned to take effect March l. He will accept the position of financial agent of Central College at Conway.
 Rev. l. M Phillips recently closed successful meeting at Westville, Okla, and before returning to his home in Texas came over to Spring dale Wednesday and spent the day visiting among old friends
 R. NJ. Jones has traded his resi- dence property on Holcomb Street, known as the Dodson property, to FL mer Rice for property at Riveria, Tex as. Mir. Jones and family left this week for Riveria to make their home.
 Mailing Clerk Wm. B. Simons is rejoicing over the installation of a stamp canceling machine at the local post office. As soon as Bill" gets onto the tricks of the critter cancel ing postage stamps will be positive pleasure.
 Glenn Champlin is now acting post master at Huntsville, succeeding NJ Il. Elsey, resigned. A civil service examination will be held in Spring dale March s and from those making the required grade a permanent post master will be elected.
 Corpl Clarence M. Smith son of Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Smith, who has been at Camp Sherman, Ohio, re- ceived his final discharge some six weeks ago, but has been visiting rel atives in Ohio and Indiana and ar rived home Friday morning.
 Dr. P. w Boone arrived home first of the week from San Diego, Cal. where he had been doing duty as a member of the Navy. Allen Erwin is now the only Springdale boy out there and he expects to be home by the middle of next month.
 Rev. E. G. Hutchinson, who re- gently disposed of thte Huntsville Re publican to G. T. Sullins and G. W. k. keek, has returned with his fam fly to their former home at Aurora, W. Va, where MT. Hutchinson will take up active church work again.
 Edgar Masoner of Bentonville was a Springdale visitor Monday. He re- gently resigned his job as city man aeer of Bentonville, and has not yet decided just what he will do. He says when Springdale pust in water works and sewerage she ought to put in a light plant at the same time.
 MT and Mrs. J. B. Waldron of Sa- Ida, Colorado, arrived last week for 9 visit with relatives and old friends. the former being brother of R. W. Waldron of this place and a former resident here. They will likely be here for couple of months N Waldron of Waurika. Okla, also came in Friday night for visit of about a month.
 Vim. B. Simons has purchased the residence property of Fay Stafford near the high school building. The property has been occupied for some time by Mr. and Mrs Chas. kincaid, who have purchased the Mat Logan property on Emma Avenue and will move to same as soon as it is vacated by Earl Lichlyter.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Boswell of Tulsa, Okla, were in Springdale Mon- day visiting Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Ken nan. They were on their way home from visit with MT Boswell's father In Florida. Arthur Boswell. is an old Springdale boy who learned the jewelry trade under MT Kennan, go- ing to Tulsa when the town was small 0 n6 hoc h,,,I