The Springdale news., 1907-11-29
Meisbborbood Mews.
JOHNSON.

John McGlendon spent several days of last week in Little Rock where he attended the Masonic grand lodge as delegate from the Frisco, Ark, lodge where John $ membership belongs.
 William and Sam Luper went up to Arkansas City, Kansas. last Tuesday. They will stay there awhile and see how they like Kansas fife. John Luper, who resides there, will return with them.
 Samuel Hanks, who resides away down Ill Sevier County, Ark, Is visiting with his brother C. r. Hanks.
 Jessie Nail and family have re turned to their home near Mus kogee, Okla. Will Nail and family returned with Jessie and intend to locate out there and grow up with the new state.
 Stinson saw-mill has not been doing much saving on account of the scarcity of help in getting out the logs.
 Capt. William Mayes lost his watch last summer and did not have any idea where he had lost 1t until Saturday when lad, Gid Vernon, found 1t i'll the Mayes orchard, under an apple tree where MT. Mayes had been gath ering apples. The watch seems to be as good as ever and has been running all right since 1t was wound up and started to run ming Saturday morning.
 Mully has been telling the local republicans that they'd better climb III to the Tatt bandwagon, but some of them are all at sea since Teddy has been so vigorous ly declining to be pushed into ae- cepting the nomination. Now there k no use wasting time Ill arguments Taft will be nom- mated.
 The Stockholders Of the Fruit mems Union will meet aga1n Sat urday evening and try to come to final decision about the future business Of the association A part of the members want to annex the Union to the Farmer $ Union while the others intend tc stay with the independent ship pers.
 Local Lodge No. 5s. A. H. T. A., was organized here Saturday night by J. r. Farley, of Spring dale. There are fourteen chart CT members and number of oth- CTS have already announced their intention to join. This IS a grand organization and petty thievery and outlawry of all kinds receives attention of the mem bers who cooperate with the officers ot the law in bringing all offenders to justice. The local lodge will meet every first and third Saturday night in each month.
 Rev. Gilmore will preach at Johnson next Sunday. The church at this place has been added to the Elm Springs circuit.
 Mrs. Charles Hearn, of Joplin, Mo, came down Sunday 10 spend a few days with relatives here. Charles Hearn IS mine superin- tendent at Joplin and Is broth CT of H. E. Hearn, who resides near Stony Point.
 The Cannon Ball struck q wag- on at the depot crossing Thurs day morning and made d com plete wreck of 1t and a load of empty barrels. Two long freights had switched and filled the tracks down almost to the crossing, and the fog and noise hid the approach of the coming train from the notice of N. C. Anthony, who was driving the lime kiln team, until he was right on the track and couldn' [ turn back. Anthony got the mules across and made a leap for safety, but pieces of the wagon and of the barrels were scattered for long ways down the track. The engineer made quick stop. for he made sure lie had killed the teamster, bat Anthony escap- ed with only few bruises. The mules were not injured.
 MULKEEPMo.