The Springdale news., 1909-09-03

from winch he VII never recover He has lawyer R NJ Turner and ! W. Walker to pilot his claim through Fayetteville News.
 Eld Edward E. Hale returned Tuesday from Hiwasse, Benton County. where he had been for ten days holding meeting He reports q fine meeting. with twelve conversions and baptisms
 Rev E. F Rice, who was en- gagged in a meeting at Mt Zion near Pennington, was called home Monday by the illness of Mrs Rice. Up to the time he left there had been seven additions to the Bap- tist Church, and five converts were baptised Sunday The meeting is being conducted by Rev. l.. l.. John son. missionary of the Fayetteville Association
 w A Stewart has sold his resi- dence property in the Northwest part Of town to Mrs Rutherford late Of Texas. and will leave this week for St Cloud, Florida. to make his home \ colony of old Union soldiers is being located at St Cloud and Mir. Stewart some time ago invested i'll the enterprise. His old friends here wish him sue cess in his new home
 G C Couch. residing in the vi- einity Of Johnson, was up Tuesday and left orders to send his News in the future to Tahlequah, Oklahoma. He expects to go to Tahlequah next week to make his home, and will probably engage i'll the mercantile business with his brother. Doe Couch, at that place He reports that Tahlequah is enjoying good healthy boom just now.
 Eld. Jas Mcguire will have pub lie sale of his household goods on Saturday. September II, at his home in the west part of town. He re- gently traded for property near Prague. Oklahoma, and will proba- bly go out there soon to make his home During their residence in Springdale Mr and Mrs Mcguire have made many friends, and il is with genuine regret that they see them leave.
 From the Huntsville Democrat we see that James Officer who form erly resided near that place. and was arrested by City Marshal Ber- ry of Springdale few months ago en d warrant from La Grande. Or eeny and taken back there for trial and sentenced to term in the penitentary is to be pardoned It is reported that he is in i'll health, and that the goods which he is charged with appropriating have been paid for.
 l.. NJ. Burge, who was last week appointed as member of the State Tax Commission by Governor Dona- ghey, went down to Fayetteville Tuesday to gather data for the use of the commission in an effort to equali2e the taxes of the state. From Fayetteville Mr. Burge goes to Bentonville, thence to Eureka Springs, Harrison and Huntsville. All the members of the commission are out gathering this data. and MT. Burge was assigned to this section of the state
 The following ladies, who had been guests of Mrs. J. B. kincaid for a few days, left Wednesday morI ing for their homes at Mound City, Kansas: Misses Jessie Corbin, Fern Elliott, Margaret Krnney and Cir lie Douglas. Byron Corbin and Claud Post of Mound City were al- so guests at the kincaid home the past week, having made the trip overland
 Mir. and Mrs ] G. Gerig came in Monday from Wayland. Iowa. hay ing made the trip in an automobile They covered about six hundred miles. and Mr Gerig says the trip was most enjoyable one. eonsum- ing six days They came by Kansas City, Joplin. Neosho. Pineylle and Bentonville, and although they pass ed over some rough road had no accident Of any kind to the ma chine, not even punctured tire Their machine is a Ran Mr and Mrs. Gerig will be here for some time, and may probably remain as they own a farm southwest of town Laundry Notice.
 Stokes barber shop has the az