The Springdale news., 1912-11-22

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 Lewis Rollin, John Claypool and Slim" Howell went up 10 Zion Thursday night to join an A. 0. U. w. lodge.
 MT. and Mrs. White Kennan and baby, Max, were down from Spring dale Sunday visiting with Aunt Mary Pearson.
 E L. Arbuckle and family have moved from the Freyschlag farm down to the Brownell place, west of Stony Point.
 E C. Pritehard, II. K. Wade, F. O. Gulley and Dr. Otey Miller, of Fayetteville, were dinner guests of w l.. Stuckey Sunday. Rev NJ A Kerr returned home yesterday evening from a pastoral visit to NJ E. Churches at Fayette- vile and Double Springs.
 No good news to report from the coal and oil prospect ts over on the
 
 rumors are floating around.
 The local line kilns are doing a fine business this fail. as the wealth CT has beenn ideal for work on the quary and for hauling cord wood.
 Postmaster Carl Mayes, and wife, drove down from Springdale for a short Sunday evening visit with his parents. Mir and Mrs. Wm Mayes.
 The windy days of last week have been followed by ideal autumn weather with many tinges of the Indian summer days of the Tar off yester=years.
 Estill eardWell writes that he will probably get home about Nov 2oth from Texas where he has been travelling around selling apples ship ped from Arkansas.
 Lew Whetzel who has lived for the last two years down on the Morgan farm, on Clear Creek, is ar ranging to move out to farm near Tahlequah. Okla.
 R. NJ Eiehlyter had all of his teeth pulled some weeks ago. and has been regaining more of his for mer rugged health every day since the dentist performed the job
 Fur prices are good. but game is scarce. so our local hunters are not getting rich very fast while wear ing out shoe leather treading over the rocky hills after a few .Possums and other animals.
 The sale Of household goods, etc, Thursday al Mrs. BroWne15s, on the Broadriek farm, was attended by big crowd, and fairly good prices were realized Mrs BroWnell is going to Kansas City to reside
 It has been almost a year since the last store robbery here. and .olks are wondering why the thiev- $ have lei the interval between hauls be 50 long. as it has gener- ally been only about four months
 Uncle Billy Bohannon and wife, and son-in-law. Keck and wife, nov ed recently from here away to Osage. in Carroll County. Ark Unc- le Billy has another son=in-law, George Frederick, who has been re- siding over there for several years.
 Joe Waldon, who worked in the To aal blacksmith shop year or so ago, was here yesterday and traded a horse to blacksmith Thompson for some extra blacksmith tools with which Joe intends to re-enter the profession again He is now locat- ed at Fayetteville
 Messrs Garrison and Gilbreath who have been residing on the Ap- person farm for several months, moved their household goods and families Up to Carthage, Mo. last week. They came here from Garth age. Mo. and now return there to take charge of drug store
 I.andis, the magician, has been showing around here in the various district school-houses during the past week, and arranged 10 give an exhibition here Saturday nieht, but owing 10 misunderstanding, the roRd and the show failed 10 con meet at an early enough hour and Professor Lands called his per formance off here.
 Lee #safElern left HeGilI, Ncy, some weeks ago while the miners were all out on a big strike that appeared 0 indicate complete shut down Of all kinds of work for the next four moHtts some days ago the differences hetn cen the miners and capitalists were aajHsted. and everything is booming again. SC Lee wishes he was out theHe instead 1