The Springdale news., 1907-05-31
in tbe Gown and County.


 engaged ln manufacturing knives. and was accompanied by his partner, John Harrington. They i left Monday afternoon for New ton, iowa, where they will work for I while.
 Joe Barber. who was resident of Sprlngdale some nineteen years ago. arrived first of the week to visit among his old friends He is now located at Ranger. Texas, where he is en- gagged in business and since leaving here nineteen wears ago has almost grown out of the knowledge of those who former i ly knew him here.
 W. T. Stokes. who recently traded for the Todhuuter prop erty on Mill Street, including tile blacksmith shop, has formed q partnership with r. X. Roberts and the two have opened up a blacksmith and wood working shop. Mr. Roberts came here recently from West Fork aud has been conducting q shop on ] lloleomb Street.
 X. C. Larson, of Story Cits. Iowa, and Miss Ida Larson. uf St. Paul, Alinn., who had been here visiting with their brother. k. \. Larson, south af town. left for their homes Saturday afternoon. AIr. and Mrs II. ]. JorgenSon. also of Story Cfty. who came down to visit with Mf. and Mrs. Larson, were recalled home few days previous bY sudden death in the family.
 W. C. Thompson left Tuesday for Chicago, being called there by telegram for all interview with NJ. ]. Collins, assistant purchas- iHg agent of the Santa Ec rail- road. Mr. Collins Is very desir- ous ot having Mr. Thompson make q trip to Japan te inspect >ome timber Tor the company and to sal en June 10, but lie has not vet made up his mind to under take the journey.
 G. W. Randall has purchased the 1oQ acre stock farm of r. C. Hutton situated two miles south ot ontitown, together with the growing crops, etc. In the deal Alr. Hutton secured Mr. Ran dall's property ill the west part q town. Mr. Randall expects 10 move his family to the country neXt week, and tile farm will be managed by his son-in-faw, John Reed, while Mr. Randall Will continue in his position with the Northwest Arkansas Lumber Co. Mir. Hutton and family will move into town.
 The regular weekly shoot ot the gun dub waS held Hedncs- day afternoon, and notwith>tand- ing 1t was | bad day for shoot Ing some good scores We're made. Following was the score out i possible 50 Gha>. Henson T.. ( \. Furry H, Jack Whitten .>6. ]. (. Ellis of Fayetteville Y, Ed. E. Welch l4, ]. k. Stockburger II, Frank White l0, 0. I4 Smith of Fayetteville B, (. A. Me l Quad 42 | NJ. Hewitt S1. Ont ot 5 targets shot at ]. <. Dear holt broke 2S and Jne. r Stat- ford r..
 Mrs. Julia Dodson k ill receipt of all invitation from her nephew, Sam |. Henderson, to the fare- well ball given the graduating class of the U. $. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, June 6. Mir. Tender son graduates this year, and the latter part of June he expects to be orded to Sea and will probably be assigned to the battleship Louisiana. He expects to be here on Il visit, however, before sailing. Mir. Iienderson,S home is at Imbeden, Lawrence County, but lie formerly resided at Fay etteyille, being I son of Dr. and Mrs. Henderson.
 F.. A Gillett, who recently purchased the J. k. Harris farm, known as the old Goodman place, short distance northeast of town, is making some improve nents on the property aud when completed will move his family out and they will make it their home. The old residence is be- ing moved further back from the i road and an addition built to same. The addition will be two stories and basement, and con- sist of eight rooms, halls, etc. A furnace will be put in, water works will be installed, the water being piped from a spring on the mountain side, and i'll fact MT. Gillett proposes to have a mod ern and conveniently arranged home. He still owns his resi- dence property on Maple Street.
 $. l.. Todhunter has traded his property on Mill Street to W. T. Stokes for the Pugh property north of town, and has traded the latter to l.. Beasley for prop erty east of the railroad. Mir. Beasley will move out to the Pugh property, Mf. Stokes will move in and occupy the Todhun- ter property, and Mr. T Todhunter and family have moved to Fay ettevllle where they will make i their future home They un to