The Springdale news., 1909-09-24

 will make 1t his home.
 Miss Lena tvey of salisaw. Ok, arrived Friday to visit with rela- tives and friends She is the guest of Mrs. J H. Myers.
 Lockwood Searcy and Frank Sand CTS are at the Olden Fruit Farm in Southwest Missouri where they have position making barrels
 Tom Carrel and family have moved in from their farm near So nora and are occupying their prop erty in the vicinity of the Auditor ium.
 Ed Beasley returned Saturday from a trip to Kansas and left Wednesday morning for Springfield, Mo, where he has secured employ ment.
 $. R. Stokes and R l.. Atwood left yesterday morning for Spring field. Mo. with the expectation of buying some apples in that vi- einity
 Mrs John Riddick of Garfield came down Friday and spent few days with Springdale friends. While here she made The News a pleasant visit
 w A. Prater arrived home Tues day morning from a trip out through Colorado We understand he will continue to make Spring dale his home.
 Rev. Robt Il McMullen, for eign missionary. will lecture at the Presbyterian Church Thursday ey ening. September 30. All are in- yited to hear him
 Charles Henson arrived home Tues California and other parts of the west He has decided that Arkan- sas is good enough for him
 Mrs W F. Bruffey went over Q Eureka Springs Monday to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Mag gie Pope. of Searey. who is stop ping at that place for while.
 Quite number of Springdale people attended the circus at Rog CTS Monday. and it was pronounced by all to have been the best cir GUS visiting this section in years
 The News is requested to an nounee that there will be regular services at the First Baptist Church next Sunday and Sunday night, conducted by the pastor, Rev L. s Ballard.
 Miss Frances Jones arrived lat ter part of last week from her home at Clinton. Mo, and will have charge of the millinery department of the Sprin gdale Cash Dry Goods Company the coming season
 N. P Bolch has sold his property north of town to Mr Fu1kerson, late of Madison County, and, accom- panied by his family, expects to leave Saturday for Charlottesville, Na., to make their future home
 The Missouri Girl. which op- chs the season at the Auditorium on Wednesday night of next week, played in Springdale a few years ago. and is one of the best attract ions that has ever visited Spring dale
 On account of scarcity of water the Electric Light and Power plant has been compelled to shut off the day current and permit it's use only one hour during the day, from four to five o'clock Fayetteville News
 The News is in receipt of a copy of the Gazette, published at Kissimmee City, Florida. sent us by our old friend W. A Stewart who has located at St Cloud, the Old SOiulefS GofOuSt near hlSSlHI- nee.
 Bob Ritter. who has been out west for several months past, came in last week from San Francisco. California. to visit with home folks Ffe has position in shoe store at San Francisco and expects to re turn there soon.
 There will be no services except the Sunday school at the Presby- terian Church next Sunday on ae- count of the absence of the pastor, Rev. w H Morrow who is at Charleston attending the sessions of the Presbytery of Washburn.
 Mrs. D. c. Smoyer left Wednes- day for Muskogee. Oklahoma. to join her husband where they will make their future home. Mir. Smo- yer has been over there for some time where he has the contract for