The Springdale news. [volume], June 18, 1915, Image 7

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FRISCO TIME CARD.
Effective Nov. 29, 1914.
South Bound.
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A. M. Leitzell, Agent.
I have connection through bonded
mercantile adjusters with the law
yer and credit men in every part of
the civilized world, by which 1 can
collect your noteg, account or judge
ments anywhere on .a commission
baste tf.
J. W. Lewis
FOR SALE—Buff Orphington day
cld chicks, 10c each. Setting eggs
$3.00 per 100. Call long, short on 57.
J. W. Ingram,
Springdale ice cream phone 17o.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Two gasoline engines, one a 3-hor.-:e
the other 1 1-2 horse. Both Pair
bank—Morse, in good condition and
capable of indefinite service. Been
displaced by electric power. Call
at News office.
FOR SALE—Fine saddle horse 15
hands, 8 years. No road too long for
him. Phone 42, Elm Springs. 4-2t.
Money to loan on good farms at 8
per cent. John It. H trris, Fayette
ville, Ark.
WANTED To buy a good gentle,
young horse.
\Y. B. Brogdon. t’.
COUNTRY Ci K NT LEM AN, 1 year $1
Here's new tarul.
FOR SALE. Child's size violin in
excellent shape at S"< • i d Hand
store.
FOR SALE Two jersey cows.
Homer Keieher. 2t-pd.
WANTED-To hire a good here
for a month or two. Apply at The
News of:i e.
KODAKERS.
Have Rrodie do your developing
and finishing. We develop one C
exp. film, to: ; We d ve p aid print
one 6 exp. film, 25c. Duplicate prints
2’e a doz. Studio o/er 1 r >oks gro
cery 7 it.
Ice delivered an: where in city.
Phone 170,
We will sell s »m f i 1-blord Ruff
Orphic eton, year o il In ns. some
trap tu's'ed layers for $1 each.
We i- East Mountain Kggery
Fayett ville, Ark.
PIANO.
One square piano for sale cheap,
or will exchange for calf or hogs,
•tc Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Dowell,
Ark 2t-pd.
W Leghorn a d IS. Orpington baby
Chicks for sale, -hT per U-0. W eir's
East Mt. Egger.., Fayett' ville. Ark.
I’hotv No. 17<> for ice <>r ice cream.
A complete set of ab
stract books to all lands
and town lots in Washing
ton County. For infor
mation see Millard Berry
Good horse for sale will
work single or double.
Hollenbeck’s Red apple
Orchard
HIGH GRADE
PROPERTY to
M)
1 ou i';m get Peach ba
ets at Phillips iced store.
For Rent—A Good five
room house, with good'
well and large lot. In
quire at this office.
l ake your abstract work
to Millard Berry.
S125 for 3 year old black
Percheron horse. Trade
for cow, feed, wood; what
have you? Fredricks
For abstracts of title to
your land, see Millard
Berry.
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MARKET report.
Springdale, Ark., Juna 17, 1915.
Eggs, per doz.lie
I Hens, per lb.9c
Broiler chickens, per lb .. 13c
| Turkeys, per lb.9c
Ducks, per lb.Sc
i Geese, per lib. 5c
Hides. ..11c
Hogs.Gc
Cattle.5c
Corn, per bu.,.•.80c
Hay, per ton,.$12.00
Clour, per 100, .. .. $3.SO to $4.20
Bran, per 100.$1.40 to $1.55
Chops, corn, per sack $160 to $1.70
Corn meal, per bu.,.$1.00
l^ard,.12
Butter, country.25c
Butter, packing.14c
Wheat, per bu.,.$1.30
THE WEATHER.
To night and Friday—Increasing
cloudiness.
NOTICE.
Will be found a white faced reg
istered Hereford male, and a Black
Percheron stallion. Will be in season
at Springdale Breeding barn. Phone
G1. tf.
WANTED- Home for two brunette
-is ers, age 13 and 16 respectively.
These are fine children. Also home
i for 2 months old baby girl without
bl.-.aish, a splendid child, also one 9
j year old boy, brunette. Address W.
E. Hunter, District Superintendent.
I Arkansas Chil’dren’s Home So iety
Fayetteville, Ark.
i
Call for Springdale ice cream,
made at home.
FDR REXT. 2 furnished rooms.
All u street, first house west of .1.
H H nv l. Mrs. E. S. Roof. 2t-pd
J. M Souther land, Collections De^
p-rate claims a specialty. Prompt
service. Office with B. P. Smith and
Pouiuany.
NOTICE.
Tae undersigned business houses of
Springdale, will c’o e their respective
p'aees of business each evening at
six o'clock, except Saturday, at ten
o'clo: k.
Springdale Cash I). G. Co.
A. E. Smyer & Son.
The Leader.
Th Style Shoo.
WANTED To buy good milk ru"
with young calf.
It pd Fairvi w Farm.
The* stockholders of "Tiu Snriiur
d lv Fruit Products Co.” arc re
qu s:ed to meet the directors o'
said c >mpany at t c o!'fi- e cf the
mayor, Saturday ; fteri oon at
o’clock, June lbth.
C. W. Fool, Sec
LOST Soraew here in Springdale
Sit inlay njgiit, ladies mesh bag. with
initials L. S F. engraved. Contained
s >:n? tnori-y Pindtr pie ise return to
this offi e.
Kt'IlHER STAMPS It you need
anything in the way of rubber
| st imps, pads, or ether supplies call
| at Tee News office. We can sup
ply y >u, ar.d on short notice,
I>i<l you ever buy tin < ups for one
| cent each? Now is your chan e On
sa'e 3 p m., Saturday June l&tli.
Plain Pric“ Variet> Ston No. ”,
NOTICE.
All persons desiring to bid on eon
t't t for Tlit* loading of i»t-a. lies art
r (nested to send in .scaled bids to
S * r tary F. G. Robb. Tlie bids
s,,ll Ik* submitted on tin following
ba i So itru.Ti per i a* for six
b or ties; -a nint h pr car for
' i \ I i ore sic:; s * much pt r
r r i \t : s w it'; < ait sfi-'f For
-r Pi o mat ion in- re I
I'l’i !io i i of 1 lire tors
t • ' f i * t any ad
■ bill.
i t iii i v
i. t
i i’ ; Is i <1 > * n : . - • , y lid
■vr * t \ i 1 : ! . i Var
NOTICE.
\i; j.t* i * ur w I’.- • \|r t .i t; t-i
- bp p * <r Ces w'tli t t- I' Judi Kx
I'tsjo ni n *tifv t i ’■ -retai v of
tile Kx- ii i , e to that effort no lifer
f. i ■ 11 July I t, so t at rubber tamps
can be provided for ea<-li grower in
:i-: • *rdauce with the following motion
. pis-ed by tlio st ock-h ilders; "Knell
l> t Vi. : of peaches jin cti ed t*> the
Kx *han :e f r si,ion a t Irsll ha\ e
stamped up >n it tin* onto ts. as ro
il aired bv law, aid t e name of the
Kvhange, and the grower."
K. (!. Robb, Sec
Don’t forget the tin cuj» sale at
|p, in., Saturday .June 19th. Tin cups
|one cent each Plain Price Variety
j Store No. -.
i
M Zocat Interest
VVestville's loth annual celebration
will be held July J3 and -4.
* * *
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Davis,
Tuesday June lath, a thirteen pound
soil.
Born—To Mr. a*td Mrs. Ernest
' Moneyhun, Tuesday morning, June
lath, a girl.
* * *
Dr. S. L. Boone left latter part of
last week for a two weeks trip
through New Mexi.o, Colorado and
other western states on business.
Mrs. Lillian Furry returned Fri
day of last week from a few days
visit with relatives and friends resid
ing at Van Buren. Fort Smith and
; Mena.
• » •
Mrs. Mollie Needham, and daught
er Miss Effie, left Saturday evening
for Van Buren, where they will spend
some ten days visiting with Albert
Neeham and family.
Quite a crowd of farmers and their
families were in Springdale trading
Saturday, and a’so Monday, The
rains have made farm work slow and
I allows them time to come to town to
d > their necessary trading.
» • *
The >i?ws is requested to announce
that Rev. Phillips will return from
Fort Smith in time for the regular
i services at the Central Presbyterian
Church, next Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. Knox and Miss Lummis, who
arc «>1 tending the Institute at Fay
etteville, this week, the former from
Cane Hill, and the latter from near
Greenland, spent Saturday night
an 1 Sunday vi iting Miss Maud Eas
terly, at this place.
.la !c Hewitt and .Toff Clover, well
k i >wn apple dealers of this sec tion
ar? erecting a new apple ware house,
near the ware house of the Spring
dil. 15 -rry Growers Association, on
vh * eist side of the Frisco right-of
way.
* * *
Rev. It T. Phillips, pas;or of the
G 'titral Presbytetii’n Church, was
eal-al t ) Fort Smith Wednesday to
c >:idm ' the funeral services of W.
T. Armstrong, who died at that
pi t .. r • -e'ltly. Mr. Armstrong was
an <>1 1 friend of Dr Phillips.
• • •
Mrs Vena Cole and children, who
have been here for some tune visit
ing wi’h l>r. and Mrs. C. F. Perkins,
at Dan-ing Rabbit Foot Lodge, left
latter part of last week for their
lull-. In Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mr?,
0 >le is a sister of Mrs. Perk ns.
More rain visited this section,
showers falling Friday mornirg of
list we k, Sunday morning and Mon
• I iv m >rniiLr> Thf* ground is ove r >
•r *wd d with rains this season, and
t ic eontinm 1 reins are putting tie
farm, rs behind with their corn plow
in t.
O. F K d, t he < -n r> e and stone
n. n, has or ct d a spa, i us house
on the 1 ■: jud east of the W. G.
Tiiomps n w Co., building, on the
ei i of the railroad. He ex
p-cts to make concrete blocks, and
miuy ler designs and work of
concrete.
* « *
Til .■ M. H Church, Sou.li. ic s i ro '
cr a neat Su day School room, for
simmer use in the rear »f their
main ha: ding. The room is screened
it, and will prove a m s- dclieW
r >Jin d iriuu the hot summer months.
The vem: will be ustd by the udu '
• (’lass ('f the - c <• •!
Th Wo.nan's Mi-siona y So t;
t i. Central 1’ros'iy!erian Chuivh «•!'
ties pi i. .* ft c< j..ui an invitnti a
fr ' 11 t:>v am • m> io*.\ of tno ('<• h
I’r -In t rian ( hut < h t Fayetf vi : .
i > i ! a m ! lt.u in ]' iy*t< i >■
Wed a * day, am] qii'lc a l u:nb r i
lf> a', m- :nl)t v ara in F t> . t'e* i!
W( in ■ .lay a t : iH’.i; li e m< 'it
<> td Situi'difer amt f '.. ay rei .: t; i
part of last w • h ;o ! heir ! on *
i i T : alt tpiah Okl;: . ; i'a i a u
>! ■ .. • v.-'t ’■(•' !; - at t i> paL
!; • ■ • . : v. rrt
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M U '-111 1 ■■■ • !.,■ •' it' a, a T ■ 1 I t ■: ( >,
■' : A As' a A to ! i. 1 :
<■ t ■ a , nil . ; at a i o, t
a Spri i : tap i oy, ,e- ■ K■ :
Ti v o ‘.cr J- Siopihta island < ook, < :
i I irr n .is a :t r a*wnv ai «>
n * nia i ii by <'o aar - smut Ti 1 iman
* * *
il. I):unpf ha- just, re ently enu -
od a mat st . ■ room on tli■> we t
Sl'l O IF S l ' f ' | ..J . ’ tit* of the
railr >ad, and the building i< o etipied
by lie Spri a; l--lr (V>nun1> oi Coe
p ay mvac (1 by H Hof The
M otolia I’. 'poiMirn ( y, of Oklaho
ma City, :t!s > have st irpur room
there* for t • ir ppusol: < and other
oils
Members of the '• "i -d i<* bail
el tic i i ■rit- d by n' r: from
Fayetteville mid • i ■■ left i'hur
day morning for Harrison. where
they will play a three games series,
Tiiu;\-d :y, Friday and Saturday. Thos
from Spriii 'dae making the trip
were: O-, ir Haakins, Howard Kwalt
t'lyde Th mpson, Joe Tillman, Rolanr
Glllett, Faster Burnt; . Noah Lewis.
Poor players were o- urtd from
Fayetteville, ami one from Rogers.
» * •
A. W. Mintun, of Likins, was in
Spriagd lie Monday afternoon ming
ling with friends. Mr Mintun is
prominently mentioned as a candidate
f >r County Treasurer, and as he
served as a repre entrtive of Wash
ington county in the 1« gislature of
1905, lie is a -quai t d w th a large
lumber of the voters, ai d has friends
iu most every t jwnship.
The large sign board near tiie
Hr!>70 depot is n »w repainted, and
iu a manner that is a aruai benefit to
the town in an advertising way.
The work was done by Hale, a good
yu'nter, who has b en here for sever
al days doing sign work, ai d the
f inds were furnished by popular sub
scription. Go over and look at the
now board, it will do your eyes good,
after viewing the o’d “wreck.”
Joe Duncan, Herbert Sturdivant
and Alber, Firman left latter part of
last week, for an extended fishing
trip into Oklahoma. They expect to
b> away the entire week, and "ill
fish in the Illinois river a few
miles west of Siloam Springs. The
recent heavy rains have <1 mbtlessl.v
made fishing a poor pastime, as it
was reported Sunday that War Eagle
ea«t of Springdale was beyond ford
ing, and the other streams are prob
ably high.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hawks and
children, who hmbeenhere for the
| past few days visiting at the home
of II. J. Hawks, brother of the form
■r left Sunday afternoon for a ten
d tvs triji to Boulder, and Colorado
Springs, Colo. They expect to re
turn here for a several days vi-it,
b *fore returning to their home at
Earning, Ark. Mr. Hawks i> highly
pit- i.“ed with t: se tion of Arkansas
t its. being his first visit. and he
roti-s manv i:n;>r>\ e.uents and differ
ences over this section of the state,
an i the eastern por ion.
The J. <>. Phillips Realty Co ,
tins week closed a deal, whereby L.
P. P> dis, of Par's, Mo , bee cues the
i owner of the country home of C. S.
O'Xeal, formerly known as the Clark
fa”m. just a short distance west of
! Springdale. The farm contains ten
[acres, and is one of the select conn
dry homes adjoining Springdale. Mr.
j BolHs will arrive here in a few days,
[and make this his home. Mr. O’Xeai
| exports t> make Springdale his heme
i:i the near future, and his fami’v
|wi:I probaby move into town just as
soon as they can find a convenient
!o •ation.
* * *
Our fish story some weeks ago.
ab ait tli b >ys at -liias; the large
G rman carp with t eir hands in a
corn field bus caked lor several re
j marks by read rs, ai d with some
the story was hard t > believe, and
jthi Gentry Journal, published at
:(> ntry, this st te. even we: t so far
us to insinuate that the* story was an
! tm ruth. You are c-o -dirtily invited to
visit White River at any time, when
you will be given ample proof that
the story is a fact, that the fi-h
w earn:ht, and in the manner n
lut' d We are t dd that the i i ois
Riv -'r contains a lar. e number <>f
*h f s;i, and t ; t t hey a e iu
• to li: i r t > .-nine < xt> '.t. T! •>
are a siuyggi-di fish, an 1 local fish
ermen do net hn't for them, is the
re i«on given by roaie that n tie have
' ■ -T h-M*:t c mg! t b fare A G w
<• r- ago the Stult ■ i on 1. on Sprit;’
'r ,>k > r.ajned a lar • t at .her of
'nose carp, and tij•> wa lrh.g out the
!*■ * 1 iib rat ed tin m, i- fa ex pint,
1' i m ;> j,. a by s hup i r t he 1; ding
• ft li in t' e w . tor o' • ,
S ' -t l.!
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HAVING GOOD S L CC FTS.
l’> • > r have it.'."' r *.■ • i •
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INCREASED ATTEND'NCE.
M 1 1re n e !'• if- w. r< "i t ii at
til1 S • d S h mi's of Si.i-insaiI:s.i•
v'':i!i(l >■ j r i; •, >n ! some your:;;
f'ilow'T v.ho !' ■<! no* ' '• ft Sun
day So>'mil 'a ••ver 1 n > t i• • • in
our v!l< il as regular ■ tt i darts ami in
mist i "s they wore b '! r 'a t->, or
r "fly to I'.-arn t’ e t: rim1. lio'ar
from th° different Sand y Schools
r • or - e’dcd in the recently orea’oz
ed In ■ b ill league, have been im :t
i tv Imr»lor:ey, and in some r ises bee
fd'iy likely base ball materi 1 to nt
t >ntl s-driol at t "dr res’e-live
chur 1 •••■ Sunday inorn!n»; a! u-!th
th - i ’ "it of "e •1 ’riiitb b< t team.
It is apparent that a splendid spirit
I
i«»r rivalry w’U exist among the teams
in the league before tlie season is o\
er; all of which will Increase the
attendance at the various Sunday
Soho >is
PRAIRIE grove.
Miss Maud Greathouse of Johnson
visited with the Misses Hoover here
last week
I’olk Haney, who has been spending
some in tilths here, left last week for
his home in Texas.
Miss Sue Watson a former resident
I of this p!a e, but now a trained nurse
[located at Ft. Smith was a visitor
h u- • last Sunday.
Mi'S Anne Bee tin who has been
spe: dir."; a year in the* East return
ed to her home at this place last
week.
Sam Fuller has elased the local
[moving picture outfit and will con
tinue to receive the public at the
usual price and place.
The power plant for our electric
light system will be located on the
old mill lot and just south of where
the old milling plant stood.
The formal opening of Mock Park
is to take place next Tuesday night
if the weather is propitious and
other matters too numerous to men
tion do not interfere.
The home of Mrs E. J. Mailieoat
neir the depot has been treated to
a new lid and other improvements
that add greatly to its external ap
pearance
Louis Stone and Miss Docia Cavin
| of thi- place were married hist week.
R‘v. F. A. P.radshaw of this phi. e
| delivered the principal address at
the Confederate Memorial exercises
at Favettevill last week,
el by the last legislature.
A be&u'iful monument at the grave
of the late Ftobt. Simpson was un
j veiled by the Cane Hill lodge of the
1 W (). \\\ last Sunday afternoon.
Th program was interspersed with
music by the local band and the ad
dress was delivered by Rev. F. K,
i 1 lamilton.
Senator Cabiness of the -2nd sena
torial district delivered an address
at the M. E. Church, South, last
Tuesday night, on the necessity of
i preventing the repeal of the New ber
ry bill for state-wide prohibition. At
Itae conclusion of the address a local
j chapter of the anti-saley n league was
orga lized.
Clarence I light and Walter Carter
of the state Highway Department are
| surveying a road from Dutch Mill to
| Fayetteville and were here the 1 at
I ter part of last week. After this
is completed and the estimates made
if the cost is not too great an at
j'ompt will be made to have a first
I class highway constructed tinder the
i provisions of the Alexander Dili pass
habberton.
C ipi i is playing havoc- with our
cirMe of youths.
R -z r Frost, who has been in the
wc.t for a few months is visiting
11/ >: n ■ ■ folks
Mrs. 'I' Oxford is visit!] : her
soi (’has of Friendship and helping
nurse the wee “Miss" whirl'. arrived
list Saturday,
Ren Harp lias a new buggj and
w ‘‘re wondering if n. ■> t < f the
i.voir •' Misses art not envying Ben’s
| host girl.
(> it fitv'l are s’i .-.ina the best
■pro-’perts f->r a bum pi l t crop for
| several years, there is only a small
:a. -r -a*re ••<’ -.heat to be harve ed thi
Mass Johnnie Valiars cf So ithern
Mi m;ri at ■" <h d .sm i. . - at t in m w
<‘oin’ a Sunday. Miss Johnnie is vis*
iting her -ister Mrs Cor'i-y Clark
<>f (f >sh ui
I’. A. Harp a d f uuJ\ wt*r< S m
dav visit rs of Mill Harp's of Scor; .
Mrs Will That'll of Son Clr die
was vi«i»lng “mman" latter pa t of
list w -ek
(hir l e al schorl t -rc. Mi e -
Si Frost Hatta Oxf - i. Ada If u
It’s a common
saying that “it
costs as much to
put on poor paint
as good.”
The fact is it costs more to
put on poor paint; more
gallons; the labor cost of
painting is practically fig
ured by the gallon.
Devoe Lead-and-Zinc Paint takes
fewer gallons than other paint; any oth
er, we believe; and lasts longer when
put on.
That makes it, at a higher price than
poor paint, the cheapest paint made.
Springdale Lumber Co.
E 2. AGENCY
soil and Stadia Nelson will go to Fay
etteville latter part of this week,
where they will attend the Washing
ton County institute.
Ix>yd Rairden, Misses Sadie and
Ella Stone, Stella Nelson, Ada Rus
sell, Ola and Cora Piant and Mrs.
Halla Riggins were guests of Mrs.
J T Nelson Sunday evening to sup
per.
Sunday, May 23. Miss Grace Dyer,
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Dyer, was united In marriage to Les
lie Brooks at the home of Rev. J. T.
Boyd, the officiating minister. The
bride w as reared at Goshen, but has
been living with her parents at
II ibbertion for the past year, and has
won many friends. Leslie is a ris
ing young farmer who is highly re
spected by his comrades of lifetime.
May our best wishes be with them
in the future happiness.
Las* Sunday, June 6, in company
with Walter Nelson, Misses Beula
! Lind ley, Hatta and Bobbie Oxford,
| Miss Lula Oxford and Arthur Whil
|1 *-k drove out t > "Uncle Tomp" and
i were united in the holy bonds of
! w allock “Lula" has been our school
m ite, who we all respected highly,
a id is admired for he~ winning traits
land her friends a~e numbered by
the score. "Arthur" is a rustling
, yomg man of steiTng -character and
is our local blacksmith. May the
happiest days of their past be the
s i Id *st days of their future, are
jthe wishes of their friends including
Sarah Jane.
CAK GROVE.
Mr. Standifer is very poorly again,
lie is unable to leave his bed.
Miss Lillian Holcomb of this
11>1 a 'O ' -ft Sunday for a visit with
| relatives in Oklahoma,
There was a party at G. W. Hal
sey's Saturday night. All report a
fine time.
Quite a number of the boys from
i here are t Iking of goinng to Kansas
i to help harvest the wheat crop,
Mrs, Doss Redman, daughter anil
Mr tie grand.-on are visit:.n at Newt
i
R itt’s today, Monday.
I Wilse Phillips is having his house
J painted which adds greatly to its ap
pearance. Charley Sail r is doing
,the work. I
Mrs. Ethel Holcomb has been em
ployed to teach the principal part of
<*ir dioo! with Mi.-us Helen Cox as
assistant.
Mrs. Andrews and children from
. no ir Ct. Worth, Texas, the visiting
a* Mr. Standifer’s this week. They
rapm-t crops to he look in ■ fine out
iu Texas.
The Two Kids.
Make it a safe ami sane Fourth.
Dr. Hamburg i> now on the water.
He can communioate with Nature.
T.veil i. iiaMoiis are now involved
ia war. !m>k out for fatal thirteen.
Ol i Liberty wdl he away from
1 ei! ■ on July F -Mi for the first
time in history
i net's. i he openings arc
" i •- both hards can be used
■ ' - :! g, and the draw string so
i r at an lie let out at the bot
t> in emptying the bag, which can
1m i i down ti> bottom of the box be
'or-- i m-ning the draw string, thus
not brining the fruit.
I' wantiny anv send postal
card ‘der
’’rice
$1.00
Springdale Commission House
H. P. HOLT