The Springdale news., 1913-06-27

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 T. !. Patty was business Ylst- tor at the News off Monday morning MT Pa ty recently cane to ts,is b atity from It. Worth, Texas. aad purcha cd what is known as tae old Guiley place south ot toau,
 Joe Southerland left Thursday for points i'll Colorado, where he will sell potatoss for the Ozark i Commission Company of Muskogee, Oklahoma. of which J. I. Cairg q thts place is president. MT. South erIand will be away for an tndeti- nlte period of time.
 | T. SIauter came in Wednes- day of last week from his home at Wiiliamsport, Indiana, for a visit of two or three weeks with his brother at this plaee. This is not MT. Slauter's fist visit to Spring da se, and he is very favorable i'm pressed with the improvements that l have been made since his last v1s- it
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 Mrs Lea Sanders left Wednesday night for Chicago, and after visit ing few days with friends at that plaee will go on to Hobart, same sease, and after q short visit With friends at this point will continue on to Ludington. Michigan, Whe where she will remain indefinitely. She will be joined latter by MT. Sanders
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 Rev and Mrs. Wm. Robinson left Thursday afternoon Of alst week for Capon, Oklahoma, where the former will have charge of the NJ. E Church at that plaee e, These good people have made numerous friends turing their residence here and they will be greatly missed by all, es- De tally the me mbers Of their con- gregation.
 Complaint has been made b The News by members of the Primitive Baptist Church that some one has been breaking the lights out Of ani entering the building and car rying off property which belongs to the church. We are informed that dis practice will no longer be tola- rated aad all persons are warned to ha careful.
 Ms Ehas Renner returned Tues day evening from Springfield. Mo, Where she had been spending few days visiting relatives, going there from Eureka Springs. where she nal been with other members of the Embr0 iery Club on an outing She was accompanied home by her two sons who had been at Spring field for week visiting.
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 Mrs l. D Petross and Ms B P. Smith returned Friday evening from Eureka Springs where they had been as members of the En- br95dert Club on an outing The other mem bers returned Saturday \ more extended report ef this af- faIs is now being prepared and will be printed next week, being left 0tt this week on ac6 ount of space
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 Fl e Hough was a D easant call 4r at the Nays office Monday morn ing ar Hough is son of P II Hough. residing southeast 0 Spring .a!e, and came here He eeHs- ly rom Piece, Neb Having been 5oaueeted With a newspaper in Ne braska he is naturally interested in newspaper work and wanted to look over the News plant
 H C. Hunt of this p,aee is very | es=rogs 0 beating the whereabouts of ! F ke.tar Mr. keiter resif- rd in Springdale number of years ago, and the last head of Hh.u ne was loea ed at NAstern Grove h Newton County Any one knowing the waereaf outs of Nr Neiter will 5onfer a favor by om- munieating tie fat to H. c Hunt. Spfiusda 2. ArH. Ex hau2es aEa Ee= quested to ease copy this item.
 The members of the Mason and Eastern Star lodges had a public in staliation Of officers OH Tuesday night at the lodge hall with P Bennett acting as installing officer for the former and Mrs L. D Pet ross for the latter. and her daugH- ter, Miss lrma. being marshal of -A4- ss.s#Ao4- | iAt ettA tAtAt$4 tAttE ' was very good and refreshments Were served The following offi- eeFs Were insta led i'll the Eastern Star Mir and Ms. !. H Fletcher Worthy =Matron and Worthy Patron; Mrs J. P Deayer, Asst Matron: Mrs. l.. Gosnell, Treas. Miss Minnie Bowers. Sec; Mrs. Clyde Murphy. Conduetress: Mrs E s Thompson, Asst. Gonduetress; Ms Moore, Ada, Mrs I II Stobaush. Ruth; Mrs Morrow. Esther; Mrs. A NJ Leitzell. Martha; Mrs Ingram. E!eata Mrs Weir, Ghaplain Mrs Book. Warden; MT Ingram, Santi- ney. and Mrs D z Taylor, Orga- mist The Masons installed the foi- lowing officers c. Ii Rice " M; A. NJ. Leitzell, s W; E :. Thompson, l. W. | P Deaver, Sec; ! H Fletcher Treas R, l. GosnelI, 5 D; ]. Nj Pearson ! D; A ]. Turpen. Tyler