The Springdale news., 1912-11-01

to have in an community, and The News. With other numerous friends hefe. regrets sincerely 10 see him leave.
 CAVE SPRINGS
 Monday was biustery day for @fHd and sand
 Ne had killing frost Wednes- day morning of last week.
 Born. to Nf. and Mrs. Orlando Hellistefhs= last week. baby boy
 Grandma Murdoek is still very sick she=is= up ii S0 some odd years old
 Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grimsley last Thursday evening, a baby girl
 Rev =Euper filled his regular ap- R9intment Saturday and Sunday at tae Baptist. church
 Ed MeGinnis left last week for Kansas city where he is witness n railroad law suit.
 ReY.. Foster Will continue his meeting through this week at the tent. The meeting Is creating quite aH interest
 Dr. HighfilI and pr Hubbard performed an operation last Friday on Dean Muldrew's foot for an in gro@ing nal.
 John Edwards of California came in last week 10 visit his father and mother. Uncle Andy Edwards, and other relatives
 J X Hines and Mrs. Laura Stroud returned last Thursday from the 1. O. ]. r and Rehekah state con vention at Pine Bluff.
 Eyert Moore and family moved 10 Will Shocks house here in town Exert is working for Bob Cowden al his livery barn.
 k. B. Davis and wife of Fort Madison, Iowa, visited his broth CT and family s. S Davis at this place several days last week.
 sam Mcclure of Lowell passed through Cave Springs one day last week from Healing Springs where he had moved a house for Ed Hol- land.
 Bill Rozier returned last week from Texarkana where he went with Oscar McIain to sell car load of apples. He reports sales good
 Profs. Phillips and Garden of our public school, with the school boys, done some nice work last week on the school grounds in the way of cleaning off the ground of rocks.
 The Missionary Baptists held an interesting session over at the Zi-
 r. and their next meeting will be held at Mt Pleasant church out near Fifwassee.
 Sam Mcclure of Lowell came down Monday morning with his kouse moving outfit and moved the Dostoffice building back out of the street. It was moved some or 0 feet west.
 L W. Chastain and family of Malvern. Ark. ame in last week to make Cave Springs their home. They are living in the Mcdaniel property up by the lake. Mir Chastain expects to go in the groc- cry business here
 Frank E Mcdonald sold his farm some F or miles south of town to B D. Goherly This is known as the old Reeee farm and MT Me Donald and family left Monday to make his home in Texas.
 Bill Shook traded his farm 7 miles west of town last week 10 his brother Alden Shook for his farm 1 ia miles west of town and both families moved Monday to their re soeetiVe homes
 I D. Barnes editor of the Cave Springs Progress sold the Progress last week to H. (. Stroud, !. C. McAndreWs and IL L. Robins. all of this place. Mr. Barnes has been editor of the Progress for more than two years. Mr Barnes has not made his future plans known vet. We hope he will still remain in Cave Springs. The company is as follows II. c Stroud. presi- dent; I. C. McandreWs see-treas.; :; II. [. Robins editor and business manager.
 The Benton County teachers met at the school building last Friday morning and proceeded with their work as they were billed to- They had splendid program and an in teresting meeting. Friday night hey held their meeting in the Bap- tist church and rendered very in teresting program They met Sat urday morning at the school build Ing again and finished their work. There were l06 teachers present. Their next meeting will be at Gen tiy next January
 John Penn.
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