The Springdale news., 1909-09-10

Company, Rev H. P Church has traded his ten-acre tract of land in the northeast edge of town to J T. Coe for farm near Spring Creek church. Mr Church will move to the farm and Mir. Zoe will come to town.
 Mrs. D. B. Rathfon, through the J. S. Ewalt Realty Company sold Ter 25-acre home just north of town to ]. G. Pierce of Fort Scott, Kan sas Mrs Rathfon will not leave Springdale, but will occupy other property she owns in the north part of town.
 Mrs. Hattie c. Palmer enter tained a number of ladies Wednes- day afternoon of last week compli- mentary to her daughter, Mrs. Chambers. Those present were Mesdames Williamson. Wentworth. Lowrey. Hurst, Fowler and the Misses Evans.
 Word comes from Ell Paso. Tex as. that l.. S. Petross, who spent some time here recently for the benefit of his health, has taken relapse. He was considerably i'm proved when he left here. and his old friends will regret to learn that he is worse.
 Mr. and Mrs. Van Carl were up from Prairie Grove Monday the latter taking treatment from Mrs. Dr. p Lininger Van was form erly a printers devil" in his younger days, and while in town called around to witness the work ing of our 'inotype.
 R. B. Reed and Ed. Conley, ru- ral free delivery carriers, went down to Fayetteville Monday to take part in the organization of the carriers of the county. but on account of the failure of a sui ficient number to be present no organization was formed.
 As the result of an edict issued by the school board there will be no football at the High School this year, and the boys will have to re sort to more effeminate games for amusement An effort will be made to organize track team, and a brass band is now being or ganized
 Grandma Linebarger, who has been making her home with Mir and Mrs Joe Smiley out beyond Elm Springs during the past summer, and who has been ill practically all the time, is reported consider ably worse. Her mind has become effected and it is feared she can not long survive.
 Some progress is being made by the officers in their efforts to run down the murderer of Mrs. Winkle- man A photograph has been sent here for identification which 1t is hoped will lead to further develop ments. and the officers have other clews but of course can not talk for publication n-Fayetteville Daily.
 The Springdale Lumber Company recently inserted two-inch ad i'll The News, the paper being printed and mailed Thursday afternoon In next days mail they received an inquiry from gentleman in a town some twenty-five miles dis tant. asking for prices on house pattern The moral is obvious
 E. J Price and family arrived a few days ago from Ashland, Ore gon. and We understand will probably purchase property and make their home in this locality They spent a few months here some time ago, and after travelling over quite stretch of country found nothing that looked as good to them as Springdale.
 J. s. Renfro of Fort Smith was 1 in town latter part of last week at tending the Baptist Association. He came here from Prairie Grove where he had been attending the reunion Mir Renfro formerly re sided at Prairie Grove, and there are two things he never misses Il in reach-Baptist meetings anc x-Confederate reunions.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. J. koscheski oi Bessie, Oklahoma, arrived in Spring dale a few days ago to look ovel the country, and they were so wei pleased that they purchased iron ] s. Ewalt the farm west of toWr near Oak Grove which was formerl, owned by the Bank of Springdale MT. and Mrs Koscheski will move here soon to make their home.
 Oscar Cardwell will leave thi week for Texas to sell apples fol !. T. Craig MT. Cardwell has beer serving as night watchman for th' nast wear and half. with only thre