The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
fin tbe Gown and County.

ACi NA4iNli SiiNS pau o->3t. NOO ] | will be seen that. while the rab- bit iS pestlterous little creature. he is the means of furnishing the boys with considerable pocket change
 Earl SimonS, who has been valued employe of The News for some time, has resigned to ac- cept position in the hardware establishment of W. T. Farrar X Co. Earl is faithful and in- dustrious helper, and in his new work he will have the very best wishes of The News.
 J. N. Winsett, who was sehed- uled to give lecture in music at the Christian church Monday night did not show up. He writes that he was disappointed in his efforts to get up class at Fayetteville and at Prairie Grove, consequently decided to seek some other polnt.
 C. \. Belts has traded his resi- denee property on Maple Street to J. T. Masoner for an so-acre farm north ot town. the deal hav- ing been made by J. $. Ewalt and John Wesley Phillips. Mr. Masoner expects to move into town about the first of April. and Mr. Belts and family have not yet decided what they will do.
 Friday in Springdale was the biggest day Collector Phillips and his force had had since start ing out on their tour of tax col lecting. The receipts that day were more than s1 ,20e. During the four days stay in Sprinedale the collections amounted to over S4 GOO. And still there is some money left in this locality.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. GirenS came over from Westville, 1. T.. Sat urday and spent few days at the home Of NIT. and Mrs. N H. Holeomb west of town. Mr. Givens also took time To visit around among his old friends in town and was warmly congratu- lated OF his recent marriage He has not yet decided whether he will locate II WestrilIe or Monroe. La.
 Judge ]. D. BeeerS has traded his farm d short distance south west of town To Ghas Jarvis for the latter'S residence on Holeomb Street and 52, GOO worth of stock in the Sprlngdale Cash Dry goods Go. Judge Bevers and family will now reside III town, while Mir. Jarvis and family will move to the country. The deal was made bs J. $. Ewalt and John Wesley Phillips.
 On acrount of illness Rev. H.. $. Mobley, pastor of the Chris tian church, was unable to fill his appointment at this place Sunday, and will not be here next Sunday. as he passed through Monday afternoon on his way to Kansas City for treatment at d hospital. His many friends hope to soon hear of his complete res toration to health. He does not contemplate remaining in Kan sas City more than ten days or two weeks.
 The News received q pleasant call Thursday afternoon from Hon Clip Witt, and Hon. C. H.. Speer. of Mt. Ida, Montgomery county. who were here visiting NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Miles, they being relatives of Mrs. Miles. MT. Witt was in the state senate when the editor of The News was member of the house, and MT. Speer, who Is at present circuit clerk of his county, also repre- Sented the county two terms in the general assembly.
 The dwelling on the farm of T. ]. Hill west Of town on the Elm Springs road was destroyed by fl ..e Monday afternoon about six o'clock, together with most of the contents. The house was occupled by A. (. Owen and fam fly and nothing was saved but a stove, table and one or two other articles. The fire is supposed to have originated from coals drop ped by Mrs. Owen Ill carrying fire from one portion ot the building to another, and as she was in a summer kitchen III the rear preparing tile evening meal, the fire was not discovered until II had gained such headway as to be beyond control, There was no insurance either on the build ing or contents. MT. Hill will ] rebuild at once.
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