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The Springdale news., 1919-05-02

H IaeHs zIsza a Lincoln
 
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 landed the aeeaey=fet# .l4f4=5t7ai.e tF z4is seet5en of tHe aaaly
 Y $. B8ssifa # Ply er.eE and E Ii. Na.eu iastea 4l toa5 nave 6sth bought trucks taiz seek
 j. A. Gray. our miller is spending this week with his mother and other relatives h Missouri.
 Miss Myrtle Bates who has beer nursing in hospital in Albuquerque. New Mexico is home on e visit
 Mrs. MeCHer's sister Mrs Hiek- son from Salt Lake City who has been visiting here for some tune left Tues day of this week for nome
 Miss Leona Reed who has been teaching for the past year q, Me Curtain, Okla, returned home this week
 Wallace Yates arrived from New York Sunday Wallace aid not get to cross but did his part on this side. He IS looking good.
 Miss Reha Huffaker who has been working for the Cane I5li Drug Co, for the last year, resigned her posi- ton and quit work Saturday Her absence is very noticeable and regretted by her many friends
 Irwin Knox arrived last week from over seas and after spending q night or two with his parents made trip to Little Rock returning home Tues day of this week. He like most all who have been across Is satisfied with the U $. \
 Dr. Bean was called Tuesday of this week to Fort Worth. Texas to be with his niece, Miss Ruth Harrell. Mrs. Harrell of Westville mother of Ruth went also. The telegram did not state the trouble but that she was seriously il in the hospital.
 Some five school districts of Cane Hill Township will vote upon ConsoH- daton at the coming school meeting.
 The Cane Hill Mercantile Co.,. un- loaded a car of machinery at Lincoln this week, most of which was brought over in one day by Tom Allen in his truck. Some of the binders were taken by the farmers from the car
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02

expressed from here Monday eyeaire oy c. N. hayes
 W. L. stuekey has been expressing quite q lot of radishes during the pas month.
 Miss Jewell Owens left Wednc siay for Fresno, California, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. John RobisoB.
 B. F Sweetin is the town painter" now and is painting John Bosweu.s residence.
 Oscar Cardwen of springdaIe is building porch at the Estill Card well residence.
 We had fine rain last Friday with showers nearly every day since, so the danger of "drouths has been avert ed for the present
 The strawberry ef5p is beginning to ripen and by the first of the eom- ing week our growers will begin ta load in car lots.
 John E. Jones vas out from Fay et-eViIle Saturday locking over the berry prospect He is sales manager here this season and will begin =bis work Monday morning.
 Hugh Lichlyter aa dEd Stewart sold their berry fields some weeks ag3 to Taylor Jones of Sprinedale. an9 the prospect is fine for big profit for Mr. Jones
 The fruit and berry prospects are very good. and the sAeat=fields aFa in fine condition Early planted corn =is coming along nicely and the rams have .eaasc4 tbe oats b hump along too.
 and AIfa Dick eram aH4 sHe#a- inc few dasz ~th 1Le. 4Hd NJ #H Grum Dick has been raif eaadna in Oklahoma, but ls nos ar- raaefe to leave faf SaIt Lake s with yie3 af l5e7tHg sae there
 \ good attendance marsei 1ha nestfHa 1t shady Grove saa3a# ezeH= aHa plans were made far1ha form permanent cemetery assoc .cIa=an to care f6r= inc SaaGV Grove
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The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
STRAWBERRY SEASON NOW ON.

The strawberry season is now on. and the loading of the first car be gan yesterday afternoon The qual- fly of berries th5S season is said to be unusually good. and the prices prom isa to he the best ever known. The rains of the past week have been of material benefit to the crop. and all chat is BOW necessary is warm sun shine lt is estimated that fifty or sixty ears will be shipped from Sffinedale this season
 Taylor Jones brought in the first strawberries of the season Monday. consisting of five crates, being Klon- dykes. They were sold 10 local buy CTS fer $6,00 per crate Thirty crates were shipped oat Monday by express, and about the same number each day during the week The price has ranged from $450 to $500
 Spectators have been buying q number of patches throughout this vicinity, paying good prices The crop on the seven acres north of town planted last year by Bob Beasley sold for $500 They are Aromas> and are on new ground Over 500 an acre for one crop is not bad, and ex Rerieneed berry men say the parchas- CTS will make good money on their investment if the season is favorable
 Elm Springs growers will begin loading q car here to-day Tonti- town and Harmon growers will alse do their shipping from Springdale 4his season. since the grapevine railroad has been abandoned. Elm Strings growers have contracted te have their berries transported te Sprneda!e by truck at cents pei crate
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
LADIES ND GENTLEMEN.

As The time for the Volunteer sub scFptioas b tts 5th Victory Liberty Loan aas passed, and owing to the laet tha' Spf.aedale'5 quota has not been subscribed t becomes necessary mat We take other action on this very Important matter.
 Fms york has now been turned over to the Committees of the wards of opfheda.e and beginning Friday n3fflag, May 2nd and continuing un- u o1r quota has been reached these committee AiIl call on and solicit 'he citizens af this city for action on 'ols last ana best bond issue.
 beiow are gwen the workers for saea &a-dt and we wish to urge that 'heg giTe this matter the attention 'a4s is Necessary to make it d success Ward No. W cardwelI, chairman. T. N. Hewitt II J. Hawks. Vernon Jarvis. s''''''' .'5'o N.'s's
 
 Es5d No. ? J T. Myers. chairman. ''p IT 1T. Mason P. White and L. Pierce. p4's M 3 has. smyer, chairman. r. :. 1nmaes. $. r. Clarkson. N. Sanders. '''' iN''o' l. ,,ss aas' Na l. Y. Riggs. chair raa, Calvin Walker T. Banks. and Tank Beager ''''.7' '''''' s.a. ee also wish to ask for the coop .n. ...'2a oi the ladies' that have been apa9inted .a to ass5st iG this work and r o1 report to your ward chair r.,.. , ao1 later than Friday morning
 I l. Mcdonald. City Chairman.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02

delivered by Capt McHenry of Roe- CTS. who served with the British forces and Lieut.. Fred Tillman of Fayette- vile, who served with the French flyers. The address of Lieut.. Till man was unusually interesting, being pronounced by all as one of the best ever heard in Springdale Capt. Me Henry and Lieut. Tillman both spoke in very complimentary terms of the soldiers with whom they served. H.. L. Mcdonald presided as chairman of the meeting, and Carl Rice sang q solo. Invocation was by Dr. k. T. Phillips and the benedietion was pro nounced by Rev T. W Shipley
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
WAKE UP SPRINGDALE TOWNSHIP. BUY FREELY AND GO OVER THE TOP.


Sulphur Goes Top Victory Loan tddng More au
 Sulphur spFng@ tovnshp Benton County Arkansas has
 has fallen down and n nearly instance has zhe o and exceeded largely it's quota
 northwestern the Sulphur Springs township the northwestern Sulphur township population five hundred The county population of thousand far Benton has officially the sale Of sHl Victory letter from Storm Whaey cashier the Bank Sulphur who the War Loan Chairman for his township informed the Liberty % that al Sulphur usual the
 In reeountng the record achieved by his township Mr Whay the Thrd Liberty Loan hreefourhs the amount their and Lbey Flag When the Liberty Loan Nhaley job before breakfast
 
 When the finished had ddoube ts
 h War Savings drive, the township above quota Red drive Sulphur Springs trebly Ii also United War Whaey did but the deposits n he banks history Liberty Bel.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
MARRIAGES.
SHELTON -fsILLEI.i

\ 4sfz prettg NeddiHe occurred at the First Methodist Church ID Spring Haie on Wednesday afternoon at IouE o'clock when Miss Fannie GfIlett and
 QFz5l Shelton were united ia marriage Rev # = Evans afficta= eag
 The decorations were graceful ae# 4ftraa se carving out colon zeacme#af green. DiHa= and white the aaf,s #servea fer near relatives aa# most intimate friends were marked sth delicate ribbons The church had been darkenet aud the soft glow 5f q e5eie ljghtz aad numerous candles 1ea, lemnite sa the aaeasiaa Mrz A. T. Woodruff. If RentoHdIle. au ald rfead of the fam g had charee If the decorations.
 Aftef she eaests had= been usheeed n ffessrs. f71- Woodruff and 0s ssr Gaaeet and just pfeaeaafae ceremony a beautiful solo, "Becaase 8f you was gwen by Mrs. J T. Nasaner accompanied by Miss Hazel Thompson at the piano and Miss Lorraine Pctross on the violin To the sofe strains of Mendelssoha's wedding march came the little Misses Louise and Doris Gillett, wee sisters of the bride, who were fairy like in white organdie and pink ribbons, the former bearing the wedding ring in the heart of great pink rose, the latter scattering flowers from q dainty pink basket. Following were the brides maids. Misses Allene Gil lett and Fern Shelton, sisters of the bride and groom They were at tired in white net with large white ifats and carried arm boquets 0f pink roses.
 Miss Gillett entered on the arm of her father and they were met at the altar by Mr Shelton attended by Rev. Evans and the marriage VOWS were pledged with the ring ceremony, after which an impressive prayer was of fered by Rev Shipley.
 Miss Gillett's costume was q tailor ed suit Of sand color velour over q blouse of pink chiffon and filet, with hat and accessories to harmonize. She wore Lilies of the Valley. Her wedding handkerchief was one carried by Mrs. C. r. Perkins twen- ty-five years ago.
 it Is nterestin" to note that Rev. Evans was presiding Elder here when Mr and Mrs Edgar Gillett were married and has officiated at the baptism of all their children since
 Immediately after the ceremony bride and groom left on the afternoon train for Kansas City, Mo- where they will make their future homd~ be ing accompanied to the station by q number of friends, plentifully supplied with rice and other things usual on such occasions.
 The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs F. 4 Gillett, and was born and reared in Springdale She is an accomplished young woman in all that the term implies, we'll worthy of the young man who has chosen her for his life partner. The groom Is a son of Mir and Mrs F. H. Shelton of Springdale, but for scme time has been making his home in Kansas City where he has responsible position with the Ford Motor Company Both have many friends here. who wish for the young couple nothing but happi- ness.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
f0Y COT fl


 Sgrfag term of Hzssamz ton Circuit Goaet convened at Fayetteville Mon day. W B. Broedoa Of sasir @ aas appointed foreman of the lury The docket this term is un- usually light. being thirty-two crim- inal and seventy civil cases. Court will probably complete it's work this week:
 Cases were disposed of as follows:
 State of Arkansas vs. Roscoe Carter perjury; pros. witness left state; nolle pressed
 State of Arkansas vs. Earle Sidweii. felony; continued; defendant in army.
 State of Arkansas vs T. C. Skaggs; defendant dead; cause abated
 State of Arkansas vs. Noah Smith. grand larceny; nolle pressed by leave of court; defendant discharged.
 State of Arkansas vs. Noah Smith, grand larceny nolle pressed by leave of court
 State of Arkansas ys. Don Perkins and Polly Hash, gaming; nolle pros; prosecuting witness in France.
 State of Arkansas vs. Dick Hudson, felony; prosecuting witness abseona- ed; nolle pressed
 State of Arkansas vs. Henry Thompson, assault and battery; nolia pressed.
 State of Arkansas vs Henry Thompson, breach of lhe peace; plea of guilty; $500 fine: judgement of fine and costs.
 State of Arkansas ys. Henry Thompson, malicious mischief; nolle pressed
 State of Arkansas vs. Henry Thompson. breach of peace; nolle pressed
 State of Arkansas vs. Bud Pickens and Marvin Keener, gaming, eontin- ued to first day of next term because of absence of state witness
 State of Arkansas vs. Jim Toney and Bud Piekens, gaming; continued because of absence of statewitness
 State of Arkansas vs. Andrew Can n&on, misdemeanor; plea of guilty for A. D. | P F.; fine slo; judge ment for fine and costs.
 State of Arkansas vs. Andrew Can non. assault and battery; plea of for mer conviction allowed
 State of Arkansas vs. Frank Farr, misdemeanor: plea of guilty for A. D. | P. P; S10 fine and judgement for fine and costs.
 State of Arkansas vs, Orval Russell man; held to grand jury; grand jury reported no bill; cause resubmitted to grand jury at next term.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
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merced within the next week or two and rushed as rapidly as possible. They are to have the grading all com pleted by the thirty-first day of next December. All opposition to these great enterprises in Carroll county has been swallowed ap by the enthu- siasm of the men behind them and there Will be 20 impediment from any source to retard their progress. -Berryyilie Star.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
JOHNSON

w,s Brandon of Miami. Okla. and e p1S'hess visitor here Saturday ,sia 9's B Il. Greenhouse, is spending 4. N seeS With relatives and friends 5a.. ' \. \ DeNere of Little Rock wa. ss4 saturday looking after his oil sas leases in this vicinity. ss...iar 4.iar Boatrieht of Huntsville i. Hr. s e, this week with his sister | Clay Morris.
 oi strawberries were
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02
JEt PERSON HIGHWAY BOOMING

The bridge builders of the Jeffer son Highway expect to begin work next week Everything has been settled as to plans and style of work, the cash is forthcoming and the work will be completed just as rapidly as workmen can be employed to carry on the work
 The grading work will also be com
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02

The union mass meeting al the Auditorium Sunday evening in the in ter4sts of the Vth Victory Loan was largely attended. Addresses were
The Springdale news., 1919-05-02


 + you will not miss m issue # 1. ]. # i. i. + E E' # I. i. + I. i. .. !. >~>~~~~----~-~-~-~~o-~~>~>~~ GUY STAFFORD WRITES MAYOR
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 Lieut. Guy Stafford, more or less known around Springdalc and 10 News readers generally, who is still in service oVefseas, took his pen in hand recently and indited letter to Mayor Ewait which the latter hands in With the request that 1t be pub lshed. Here t is
 Coblentz, Germany. March 2. l9Ig.= To His Honor the Mayor, ]. $. Ewalt. Sprinedale, Ark Uncle Ioe.s < low me to offer congratulations on your ascent to the throne of powers in my dear old Shiloh. have just heard of t. and also of the won derful steps you are making towards improvements of the stable kind for me ol' Home Town. I only wish that could be with you to lend my meagre aid in any move for the bet terment of SpringdaIe You already know my feelings aIanes these lines: l believe Spraedale does as q whole. so need say Tho more
 my be taking too long range of vision. about 4.50a miles, and as of old haven't talked with Dad. bat. Mr. Mayor Ffee can assure 9oa that when Snfugdale gets the=Wheai= moving for water works. sewers. n light plant anew station. ne4 post office building and GOOD ROADS shell also have the h daily and weekly newspaper fH that section of Arkansas. and twill =Ha. edited bV a Stafford ha haa saaa sereieaiHthe [
 Uncle Joe. there can H=ao 4etz Ter monuments to 6#e s4fH44a#a boys oyer h=fe than 4ae above men toned Improvements =nJ fkeg s be demanded and seeHfHH. af ffo boys will ea elsewhere zav Ha5q -.4tz 2 derH biz 9HId. .'
 My and ao yoa aaa family. ka. .aembef me D fraeH# and remember agaia zhat ia aizh xaa and for vaa and al ia the "as8 spEaedala@ Let's 70 ~o4e tha t9a'' ms. faf shI= loh,
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
PLUM JELLY HIS UND0ING
Fasteps Crime Of n usebreaking on
Aged Denver colored
Man.

Denver, Colo.-Two jars Of plum jel-
ly fastened the crime of housebreaking
upon Edward Haynes, aged eighty
three.
1t seems that Haynes could not OBJ
tain work carrying the h0d, so he
started out to get money in some other
way. He passed the home Of Mrs. A.
NJ. McNeill, and the temptation to go
inside and investigate was too great
for him to overcome.
Among other things Haynes stole a
watch and twHjars or plum jelly. The
jelly he took to his room, but the
watch he took to a Larimer street
loan office, where he obtained Sc on it.
The pawnbroker was suspicious and
notified the police. Detectives Nc
Cabe and Armstrong caught Haynes
on Larimer street while he was hur-
rying to his rooming place. Until the
officers discovered the plum jelly hid
den in his room Haynes maintained he
had purchased the watch from man
whom he had met on the street. But
when the officers informed the negro
that the plum jelly had been stolen
: from the Mcneil home he confessed.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
WAIsTLINE CAUSES ARREST
Skinny Individual With Midriff Lie
Fatty ATbuckie Attracts Police
Attartion.

Brooklyn, n. Y.-A young man as
skinny rs living skeleton in circus
went into a tailor shop the other day
and emerged in few minutes with a
waiStline like Fatty Arbucle'S. Pa
trolman Jerry Mcmahon, who wit
messed the transformation from the
corner, watched the man waddle slow
ly dcwn the steps into a cellar. Then
he called his partner, PatrOlman
Walsh, and, creeping quietly to the
stairs, made dash through the cellar
door.
"He must have weighed 500 pounds
and now he has ducked," exclaimed
Mcmahon, just as his partner shouted: :
'Look here"
Walsh had stumbled over q bolt OF
navy uniform cloth and large guam
tity unwpund from another bolt. There
was perhaps $1,000 worth of goods in
the pile.
The fugitive, skinny once more, was
found hiding in dumb-waiter and ar
rested on burglary charge. He gave
his name as Joseph Riches and said he
lived over the tailor shop.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
SPENDS NIGHT IN WELL
Missouri Hunter Meets With Strange
Accident, But Finally
Escapes. an.

Wheaton, Mo.-Plunging into well
20 feet in depth, and remaining there
FOR many hours, was the experience Of
John Switzer while hunting foxes near
Powell, six miles south of this place.
Switzer and several others of CRANKY
came over for an all-night fox chase,
Switzer selected an abandoned field
near an old hut to wait for the chase,
About midnight he heard the dogs com.
ing his way, and as he started to meet
them he stepped into the old well.
Fortunately the well was dry, but
Switzer was badly bruised and dazed,
He spent the night in a vain attempt
to climb the sides of his prison.
As morning dawned, Switzer deter
mined to make his last effort to free
himself. Catching with both hands on
the sides of the well, he climbed few
inches at time. He worked cautious.
ly, as his strength rapidly became
weaker. Finally Switzer reached the
top and by grabbing small bush he
pulled himself from the hole of torture
He was found in dazed condition by
his companions.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-09-25
MASTERS SALE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.

State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
S. J. Braswell ct al, plaintiffs VS.
Lacey Rogers etal defendants.
Pursuant to an order of His Honor
w. H. Townsend Judge OF the Fourth
Judicial Circuit, bearing date the
18th day of September, 1919, the
undersigned, as Master for Dillon
county, will sell during the lega>
hours of sale, on the Hrst Monday in
October, 1919, same being the 9th day
of October before the court house
door in the Town of Dillon, in the
County of Dillon, in the State afore'
said at. public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following describ
ed property:
1st. All that certain piece. parcel
or lot of land consisting of (4) four
lots situated inNthe County of Dillon
State aforesaid and town Of Fork
containing (2) acres more or less, and
bound on the north by lands of Mrs
Penelope McDuffie and lot Of the
Presbyterian church; east by street;
south by lands of J. o. Rogers an6
on the west by lands of L. NJ. Rogers
End. All that certain piece, parcel
or lot of land situated in the coun-
ty and State aforesaid and in town
of Fork, measuring 25 feet by s.
feet, and bounded ON the north b.
street; east by lot of Mrs. Bertie
Bryant. south by Dubose lot and OF
the west by various people"
3rd. All these two lots situated ir
the county and State aforesaid, in the
town. Of Floydale, each measuring .25
feet by rs feet and bounded on thu
north by street, east by lands of w
u. Turbeville, and on the west b.!
lands OF H. B. Floyd.
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser tc
pay for all papers and revenue
stamps Any person bidding off the
said property and refusing to comply
with his bid therefor, said property
will be resold upon the same OF
some subsequent salesday at (.
risk of the former purchaser.
A. B. JORDAN.
9-1S-3t Master for Dillon Co.