The Springdale news., 1909-07-30
1tems of tbe Gown and County.

He was accompanied by his wife M d Deputy Sheriff sam Carson Fayetteville News
 Otis Smitherman and family ar rived last week from New Haven, Mo, and will make this their home, having purchased the D Y. Davis property south of town. 1T Smith erman IS son of N ] Smither- man of this place
 The News has had many callers the past two weeks to witness our linotype in operation, and it is a wonder to all Visitors are cordi- ally welcome, and the machine can be seen in operation almost any time during the day
 A Norris, telegraph operator at this place. accompanied by his family. went over to Berryyille lat ter part of last week. and after a visit with relatives at that place will go to Denver. Colorado, for visit. being absent about sixty days.
 Memo Morsani. one of Tonti- towns energetic young men took the train for Memphis. Tenn. Tues day afternoon where he contem- plates accepting a position with an electrical company The News will L ,ff fai,
 Mrs L. ] Washburn of Stutt- gart. Arkansas County. has. through the J. s. Ewalt Realty Company. purchased the Bank farm three miles west of town owned by Chas, Hewitt, and will make her home there
 Chas. Stokes came over from WestviIle. Ok. first of the week to visit with relatives and old friends He reports his father H. L. Stokes. who will be remem- bered by the older residents of Springdale, as not being in very good health
 w r Graham, who has been quite ill with typhoid fever for sev- eral days past at the home of his father few miles northeast of town, is reported to be improving, and is now considered to be past the danger point unless un- looked for complications arise.
 & R. Stokes returned Sunday af- ternoon from Westville, Oklahoma, where he had been attending the three days celebration, Friday and Saturday One of the speakers was Governor Haskell, and MT Stokes was very favorably impressed with
 Ii II Sanders, who recently pur- chased the interest of J. W. Curtis 2any at this place, is down from Bent, nville assisting in looking af- ter the business We understand ne will move his family here about tke first of September Mir Curtis retires from the store this week
 ] NJ. Southerland accompanied by his sons and his mother will leave Sunday for Mildred. Kansas, where they expect to remain until about the first of the year. Mrs Southerland has son at that place with whom she expects to visit for some time, and Mr Southerland will look after business matters while up there.
 The state camp meeting of the Adventist Church, which had been in progress at Fayetteville since the 18th inst, closed Sunday night. Quite number of the members of the church here were in attendance, and they report very pleasant meeting Some of the leading preachers from different parts of the country were present, and the attendance generally was good
 M ool OI SPl HIS dlIfy and Chas. Henson of this place will leave Sunday the former for Colo na. Colorado. and the latter for San. Francisco. Los Angeles. and Seat tle,and will also visit sister at Billings, Montana MT Pool has a son living at Colona, and he goes out there to visit with him and al so to look at the country with a view of locating. Mr Henson also gees on combined business and pleasure trip, and they expect to be absent for about two months.
 Rev. o. P Harnish, pastor of the United Brethern Church at Hutch inson, Kan, was a visitor in Spring dale latter part of last week He is utilizing his vacation of thirty days from his | charpa in Iookinp oyar rho prou-