The Springdale news., 1904-12-30
JOHNSON.

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 roay evening from trip down to
 bome folks near Wellington.
 NJ Bloyed returned Friday even from Springfield, Mo, where he
 heen to purchase boiler for rol- hill at Goshen. Ark. The boiler be mill gave away oa the company
 the mill will be idle until the
 er arrives.
 consignment of fine White Wyan-
 b chickens came in from Tennes-
 few days ago for Arthur Smith
 k going to show the local fam
 some of the near cuts in the luy business.
 onter and Vernon Brooks have
 mmmonsed to attend the Jan- term of the U. 5. Court at Mem-
 Tenn, and tell the tale of the han of Wolff, the young lad who
 hit nv the cannon ball one morn-
 several years ago near MT. c. W. Aoks' residence north of Johnson. lad was tramping and had stop
 for a sn00ze on the track when the mon ball came along in great ry and dumped him off on the way and bruised him up considerably. lad had wealthy father who has n trying to get damages from the sco
 rhe Stony Point school closed last Gday. Mully was busy and failed get to attend the closing exercises. he young folks of the Johnson triet are having vacation of one ek during the holiday season.
 The house was crowded at the Christmas tree Saturday night, very good natured audience for
 h0lid ay season. Many gifts were btri6uted and the gay and serious oyed the evening according to their ri0us moods. This has been one of Quietest Christmas seasons John- has ever experienced anti no un- emy conduct has marred the peace d0lngS of our country hamlet. IBurtice Johnson with wife and ildfen came along Thursday even- gand tarrled with Johnson reIa- Ees until Friday morning then rneYed up to Springdale to spend riStmas with K. NJ. Lichlyter and fe
 The Saturday doings at Sprlngda le Sattended by quite number of |hns0n folks. The Stony Point boys hbeFed up and went along too and bed to furnish music for the big pwd.
 Uncle John Lichlyter celebrated eighty-fourth birthday last Fri y.
 Joe Pyeatt is preparing to build fge barn on his Clear Creek valley fopertY west of Johnson.
 Jess Hammers came up from Robin n last week to visit friends here and port his return from the farawaY ate of California where he had Pufneyed some months ago to seek me and fortune and found things to Sodiiferent from his preconcelved eas that homesicknesS hastened his ftarn to Arkansas.
 deorge Mullins is sojourning over at Oantaln Home, Ark, but found pOugh leisure time to come over to Vanson and spend Christmas with S father, William Mullins.
 me local berry association is hav- sa lengthy addition built to their ate warehouse and the. members prospecting to surpaSs all previous ''ofas when the next berry season Pmes around.
 William Haislip was down to John- 'u iast Week and told Mully about d ,'n1 lrip to Muskogee, I. T., where ias are getting rich in a hurry since Fuuihg such lot of oil.
 's's eamden was visitor to the isdtl0n one day last week and had saa0 With MullY. Jess lives over on pius Creek where Mully ranged 4 |,us l, llme ago. and where the flight aieailaS marked the passing of |auy Of our former friends. aeary Stokenberry and family came ~, rom Elkins Sunday to spend q udys with relatives.
 suannon Clark returned Friday |i,. ' uis trip to St. Louis, where he r'seu of car of cattle that had Williams. "'N''''' anu N' ' nopes of Neal and Gene Avis
 ooplhg nn account of the de- |s,, s'e ol Uncle Billy Morgan who