The Springdale news., 1907-03-08

our tHdlhS lo MI. VI. A. braves for the use of his building for the social; also to the young peo- pie of the sister churches for their presence and assistance in making the occasion both profit able and enjoyable.
 PRESBYTERIAN LADIES.
 Rev. John D. Roberts, of Con- way, the new pastor Of tie NJ. E Church, South, arrived Wednes- day night with h1s family. Quite number of the members of the church assembled at the parsonage, and the new pastor and family were met at the tram by the official board and escorted to their home where they were given q hearty reception.
 $. l.. Todhunter Was up from Fayetteville yesterday and in- formed Us of tile capture of two horse thieves d short distance south of Fayetteville. They were Jack and Virgil Wilson and the horses were stolen few miles west of Evansville. They were placed in jail and will be given preliminary hearing Sat urday.
 Jas. Adams returned Sunday night from Eureka Springs where he had been visiting lis daughter, Mrs. Sallie Mills. Mrs. Mills recently underwent another operation. and Mr. Adams says when lie left she was getting along nicely. His return was hastened by the illness of Mrs. Adams.
 There was hitch in tie deal of (. A. Jones X Son and N. L.. Stokes. mention of which was made by The News last week. and not until John Young took hand did 1t go through. John traded d farm , E miles northwest of town, known aS the Bill Bor- den place. to AIr. Jones for tt1e stock of groceries, and the former then traded tile groceries te W. l.. Stokes, who will continue the business at the old stand under tile firm name of N. L. Stokes & Co. Miss Etta Stokes will as- sist III tile nagement of tile business.
 Hon N. E. Simpson intro dueed q bill Monday in the house requiring Frisco trains and l to stop in Springdale. Mr. Simpson writes The News that he hopes to secure the passage of the bill through the house this week when II will go To the senate. The passa ge of the bill may not accomplish Il the de sired result-but again 1t may. Anyway the proba bilities are we will soon know.
 H. (. Caldwell, of Colorado City, Texas, an old friend and business associate of J. II. Fetch ca of this place, IS here visiting and looking over the country with a view of locating. Mr. Caldwell was pleasant caller at the News office, and lie talked interestingly of his and NIT. F1eteher's experiences when they got their start. on the plains of Texas several years ago boring wells on the big ranches.
 J. 0. Phillips has traded his 1oo-acre farm on White River to D. (. Smoyer, of Muskogee. l. T., for residence property at the latter place. MT. Smoyer has rented the Hampton residence property in Beavers addition and will move here about the first ot April He will engage III the fruit business with Mr. Phillips, and Mrs. Smoyer, who, we un- derstand. IS an accomplished mu- sieian, will teach music. Mr. and Mrs, Smoyer are said to be excellent people and will, no doubt, prove valuable addition to the citizenship of Springdale,
 The deal mentioned few weeks ago by The News, where in (. \. Belts was trading his residence property on Maple Strett to J. T. Masoner for the latter's farm north of town, was not consummated, but NIT. Mas oner has traded his farm to H. ", Johnston for the latter's resi- denee property on Holeomb Street. The farm con- sists of 80 acres and Is known as the Frank Phillips place. Mr Johnston will continue his saw mill business at Proctor. l. T.. but will move his family out to the farm, while Mr. Masoner and family will move to town. l he