The Springdale news. [volume], September 29, 1916, Page TWO, Image 2

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The Springciaie IMWS
Established 1SS7
Jno P. Stafford, Owner
Guv C. Stafford, Local Editor.
Office Phone.2
Residence Phone.30
Entered at the postoffice at
oyrinpd le. Ark., as second class
mail matter.
Springdale, Ark., Sept. 29, 1916.
There is nothing about Amend
ment No. 14 to make it a suspic
ious measure. It is all right out
on the face. The amendment is
short and sweet, and goes right
to the point, so anyone can read
and analyse it thoroughly. Am
endment Xo. 14 will build more
roads in Arkansas, and do it at
a less cost, than have ever been
constructed in this state. It will
not increase taxes—it will really
decrease them, for roads will then
he built by taxing all the prop
erty in the county, and not sim
ply the land values, as under the
road improvement laws, which
are now in force.
FAIRVIEW.
Mr. and .Mrs. F. B. Price and
Mrs. Enos Stanton of Rogers, are
spending tile week end at Slick
Rock Ford.
Tic school at this place has
been discontinued for a few days
on account of tin* illness of tin*
teacher, .Miss Maud Easley.
Lydia Phelan and Ruby Daily
entered High School at Rogers
.Monday.
Miss Bertha Phelan entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday evening.
Miss Mae Smythe. of Rogers and
Leonard Hamby of Ft. Smith.
Mrs. F. ('. Smythe and family
and Miss Ava Warner, of Rog
ers, motored out to tin* Phelan
home Friday night, in their new
car.
Mr. and Mrs. dess Fagala spent
Friday and Saturday with his
parents, near Cave Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Newt. Stafford
of Trough Springs, an* visiting
at the home of Ilenry Neil.
Zeuxis.
MAGUIRE.
Bill ('lark of Durham visited
Saturday with his sister, Mrs.
Francis Lewis.
Miss Gladys Smith spent Sat
urday night with Diva King.
Mrs. Perry and children uviv
called to Goshen Thursday by the
death of In r niece Mary Lang
ham.
Mr. and Mis. Ed Kerman and
baby of Gosh) n visit* d Satur
day and Sunday with the lat
t* r s parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Bo
din.
dim King relumed Friday to
his home in Oklahoma. lb* was
Heeompanitd b\ his father Fneb*
Wes King and sis;, riniaw, .Mrs.
Earley King and child) n.
Agnes and E litL \ ail. Ernest
S-, xton ami Riehard Wood at
tended church at Baldwin Sun
day night.
John (’lark and family and
Jim Houser and family are plan
ning to start to California tile
4th.
Lilly.
habberton
R. K. Stohaugh and family of
Zion W- v guests of .Mr. and .Mrs.
•1. E. X dsoij Sunday.
•) ‘Miuie Mia.! wift attended
! church M-i'i 'ccs al Baldwin Sun
tay veil iii”.
Mr. and .Mi Frank Boone of
Springdale v. <n Saturday and
I Sunday g jess < 1 the latter’s par
i• iiIs. .Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Dodd.
Ilabbertonitis were well repre
sented at tlie drawing day Iasi
Saturday in Springdale, but none
except J. F. <1 ones were lucky
enough to win .t pr miuni
Mrs. Ik J. Johnson and child
ren visited Mrs. Johnson’s sis
ter, Mrs Baive t'.i'es of Wyman
j lust week.
Jno. tb'orge of Fayetteville,
|and sister. Mrs. Sally ('lirist ol
| Minneapolis. Mini., visited Mrs.
Joxie Nelson and family latter
part of last week.
Henry Riee is having a silo
built on Ids farm east of llab
berton.
Marx in Sherrod, who is attend
ing Springdale High School vis
ited hoim folks during weeks' end
vuent ion.
F. M. Stolmugh sold a span of
young inules Monday for -tdOU.
Vernon Sherrod is transacting
n iciness in Ft. Smith this week.
Wesley and Perry Oxford will
h i vi a public sale of all personal
pr< perty Friday of this week and
will leave at an early date for
Lorenzo. Texas, where tiny ex
pect to make their home. These
good people have been life loim
r shields of the Bend and it is
with regrets we bill them adieu,
but extend best wishes in their fu
ture home.
.Mr. and Mrs. < laud Frost of
Vinita, Okla., visited last week
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
.1 no. Mitchell and Mrs. Fliza
Frost.
Miss Sue ('. Frost has gone to
Muskogee. Okla.. where she has
employment.
Ivl Trammel left last week for
j Denver, Colo., where he will seek
employment.
J. \V. Legrand has moved from
the Slaughter farm to Dr. Might's
farm and Henry Powell will iiinvi
on the Slaughter farm.
F. M.'1* Brooks has moved to
their farm at Sonora and his son
I wslie has movt d on the fann
here, it is with regret we give
up the Brooks family, as they are
most estimable people, but trust
10e\ 11 have tin 1 •*•.*i ot success ill
their new home and givi a hearty
welcome Jo Leslie and Brace.
Sarah -lane.
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EVERETT DONALDSON.
Mr. Duimtt Everett of
\\ liili inf. Madison <'ounty. and
M i.ss -Ifvt l Donaldson of Spring
\ alley. this county, were united
in marriage at tile home of I’red
E. Keed, n ar Sonora, last Sun
day, September 24th. Mr. and
-Mrs. II. L. Donaldson. Mrs. Plane.
Miss s Willii Donaldson. Marge
Harp and Messrs. Mi rrel .loliu
son and I,aid Donaldson, rela
tives and fn nds of tin eonph
Were pels lit.
Mr. Even tt is a young man of
sterling worth and is of the best
of Madison < 'w nty. I le has re
e utly purchased the home and
stois ol S. !•, ('larkson at M ty
t i *hl and will gi\, the store his
time and attention, making this
their new home.
Miss Donaldson is an excep
tional ehristian character and is
a young woman loved and re
spected by her acquaintances. She
is the oldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Donaldson. She
will be greatlx missed from the
We are n.1 v reidy to rt ive ap;>’*' s 'or storage and
at fhe prasenf ca;* tike cr ""e of 20,Q0f barrels in iirst
class c;>5a storage- 3 September 3C t’n v. e • 31J have the
remainder of our bui ding completed, giving us r. total
capacity for 30,000 barrels. FpRE PROOF
All apples stored in our buitdirg last year came out in
perfect condition, and it was not necessary to run a
single barrel that *ent out in car lots. Our new plant is
far superior to the old building. Perfect shipping facili
ties by means of Frisco north, south and west, and also
over the K. C. & ST!., and K. C. S.
Rogers ice & Odd Storage Oompany
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stands this better than the enemies of democracy. They con
tribute to control; they give to get.
Are you less mindful of your interests ?
Four years ago 89,854 Americans contributed to Woodrow
Wilson’s campaign fund. It was the dollars of the Many that
financed the campaign, not the millions of the Few.
It was a new idea, a great idea. It was an Emancipation Pro
clamation that took elections off the auction block; that took
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candidates away from back doors and
back rooms.
It is the idea that dominates Woodrow
Wilson's campaign today. Again, as in
1912, we propose to fight secret millions
with above-board dollars.
How much is democracy worth to you ?
WThat value do you place on service that
obeys your orders, realizes your ideals,
voices your aspirations, and considers
your happiness and welfare ?
Name it and pay it.
Self-interest and self-respect alike com
mand you.
Give even unto sacrifice. It is America
that asks it. The soldiers of Washington
and Lincoln gave of their heart’s blood
to the establishment and permanence of
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Shall you not give your share to the
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Mom she is h*a\ iny 11u 1 wilh
I);iirr< 11 K vcrctt as mate sin will
make and l<>•» j > a home ofr which
any one would he .justly proud.
A Friend.
SPRING CREEK.
I li u’e i pra\ r meeting at this
pi, .■ evi i \ \ id cin s lay ni*rhi.
.Miss Oilii Greathouse from
New .Mexico was visit ini' with
ie r cousin \ -Hie Ue. d last we.-k.
Wes l>iown and family from
n ur Fairview visited with Aunt
Xamy Brown's Sunday.
The school ai i his place had a
pie supper recently the pro
em ds to I) ■ us- d for new Mack
hoards.
II. .\1. Atkison was on the sick
list Saturday night and Sunday.
Robert Sharp is the proud own
er of a new buggy.
Burl Atkison is buildum a new
residence at Cave Springs and
will move there as soon as it is
completed.
Some ol the yoilUj; people en
joyed a musical part.\ at Har
mon Dowuum s Saturday nii'lit.
Mr. and Mrs. Orby sinuleton
and Mr. and Mrs. Stum Wood
'll hav. n w hahy boys at th ir
ionics born recently.
Velma Atkison is stayiny witlj,
her < irandmot le i Battishall at
Cave Springs while she attends
> diool at 1 hat place.
Mr. Vanscoy and family visit
id with their son and daughter
at Fayetteville Sunday.
Miss Beryl Barron arrived
home Monday evening from Vian.
Okla.. win re she has been teach
ing.
Blondy.
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Subscribe for The News to-day. $1.
TO THE PUBLIC
Wo wish Id keep tile public ill
toik*li with our work and service
at all t inn's and as soon as we
can oet things eleaiied 111> at 111<
plant we will be pleased to have
you call and see us in a social
way at least.
It is our intention to give the
people* of Springdale the very
best Electric service that can be
had. but of course it n < ds the
cu-op> ration of the public.
V\h ha\ ■ been in SpriiiL’daie
1 ss than two weeks and with
hard work and a little brain
force we have the machinery in
such shape as to relieve "all
ropes and fixings.’' which were
spoken of in the Springdale
News some time ago. "to hold
the maeliinel \ in plan and from
now on so far as we can see, we
can assure the people satisfactory
service and will extend it as fast
as possible.
We aim to please every one at
all i imes for we are hei ■ to build
up Springdale.
Should ijiiistions or complaints
aris< m reyard to the serviei or
Idles. We will lie pleas d to IlHVe
you come to us direct and we
will assure you prompt and court
eous a I tent ion at all t iims.
We extend our thanks to you
for beitur so patient with the poor
service We have been compelled
to ojve through no fault of ours
and assure you the serviei will
b ■ steady from now on.
< )itr biyr «r, nerator is hack in
s rvicc. startiny sevice wilh
same Tm sda\ uiyhl at b : la.
Spinodah Lt. y 1’wr. » o.
M. ('. & 11. <'. .Martin.
.M. ('lyde .M art in.
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OAK GROVE.
.Mrs. dohn lluffmastir is very
sick.
< >11r local orchard men are
having trouble yel tiny cars to
ship their apples in. Luther
Stamper has a car load pile up
in t Im orchard.
< 'aI I lolcomh eat In r< d a
car
/ itifc&SCZiti&SE?.'.. □2SE2
Purity Guaranteed
under all State and National Pure
Food Laws. You can pay a
higher price, but you cannot get
a baking povder that will raise
nicer, lighter biscuits, cakes and
pastry, or that is any more
healthful.
Your money back if K C fails to
please you. Try a can at our risk.
DEMOCRATIC ticket.
For President
WOODROW WILSON’.
For ( ’ongrcssman
JOIIX X. TILLMAN.
For Governor—
C. II. BROl’GII.
For Associate Justice
GAR ROLL 1). WOOD.
For Attorney General—
JOIIX J). A RUCKLE.
For Secretary of State
THS. J. TERRAL.
For State Auditor
110GAX OLIVER.
For State Treasurer
R. G. M’DAXIEL.
For Supt. Public Instruction—
.1. L. BOX’D.
For Com. .Mines and Manuf’etrs.
JOIIX II. PAGE.
For Com. State Lands —
W.M. B. OWEXS.
For Railroad Commissioner—
WALTER G. BRASHER.
For Prosecuting Attorney—
JOIIX S. COMBS.
For Representative—
WILSON’ CARDWELL.
]\I. M. COLLIER.
R. W. BFCIIANAX.
For State Senator
B. II. GREATIIOFSE
For County Judge
(;EO. APPLEBY.
For Sheriff -
.MAC MORTON’.
For (*ireuit < 'lerk
JEFF L. DAVIS.
For County Clerk
CLEM PEARSOX.
For Treasurer
LEE DA YU.
For A -*s ■>soj
J. L. HARRIS.
For ('ounty S :j»t. -
W. E. Bi t K.
For Surveyor
WALTER Si IR EVE.
For Coroner
JOIIX COX.
For < 'oustaide
W. L. STOKES.
For Justice of the Peace —
R. L. ATWOOD.
J. M. RIGGS.
For Road Overseer—
PRICEY WILSON.
load of aples last week.
Tli* steam grader has been do
iiur sono' fin work on thr Spring
dale and 1*13in Springs road last
week.
I here will he a pie sapper at
(*ak < Tov< next Frida\ 11:*_rht.
the 2!Jth. K\eryl»o(ly is invited.
The u iris are to bring the pies,
ami the hoys bring the girls. We
will have some good music.
Miss Helen ('ox of Farmington
eamc up Saturday to see her
aunt Mrs. I lutfniaster, who is
very sick.
I’. A. Me I bade ot Wist Fork,
was in this vicinity last week
on business,
( rawtord lloleomb of Favette
ville. visited with \V. II. lloleomb
and family last week.
Will lloleomb s ear upset with
him last week, but dal not do
imieh damage. Will was bruised
a I i 111 . but not s roius.
I'.ld. Cowan of Harman preaoli
ed at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days.
Sn'IrvM1','",11 refund money if PA/n
i<ii, T m T lal!s,to c"r^ any case of Itching
H11ud, Bleedinjf <»r Protrudiuif pilesin6to!4 daw.
lot: first application gives Kase and Rtbt. ^»uc.
| W. J. CRUTCHER £
x •>
ijj Dentist
v t Office in Gillette Ruildinp X
v i hones: Office , ]. Residence hi •
,v SPRINGDALE, ARK. •'
See S. R. Baxter
Before Buying
HAY
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