The Springdale news., 1905-01-06
Special Correspondence.

derfui success in healing the many hurts received by a tumble from runaway horse.
 The Stony Point band journeyed over to Elm Springs Saturday and helped the folks over there to have a good time at local celebration.
 The blizzard weather Of the first of last week caused great deal of hust- ling around among folks who were so iackiess IS to have short supplies of wood Some of the local chicken fan eiers are sore about losing some of their young fowls and the beauty of the old ones suffered greatly from the nipping cold which came so suddenly after such balmy weather. The E weather cranks differ IS zta the tenn peratara of the e9ldest morning some say zero and some say four de- Qrees below
 Joe White wanted to keep some thing going on 50 he leta log taII on his left foot one day last week He's been nursing that foot and wonder ing how it happened ever since the occurrence of the accident
 Ed. Wright and family, of Harmon, were visiting relatives here Saturday and Sunday
 E. F. Williams has been using l Llquozone, Perana and Pink Cream on the Johnson township boom and reports that his efforts towards re- susci tatlon are nearing success and that he is going to De around with another petition for d voting precinct.
 The Johnson pubic school opened again to-day after vacation for the holiday period The term will con tinue for two months.
 Tan Wright decided to not move to White River and will remain here for another year. He has moved to the Will Nail place, short distance east Of Jonhson.
 Oscar Ramey, a former citizen of Johnson, sueeumbed to the wlles of Cupid some weeks ago and was mar ried to d young lady of WeStyiIle, l T.
 J. Milton BloYed made business trip down to northern Texas last week.
 Jacob Cox and Nathan Hanks. two former citizens of the Cherokee Nation spent an hour of so yesterday telling Mully some wonderful tales of Jeff Avis, Bunk Marcum, Curly Bob ana other celebrities of the Grand River region Quite q number of Johnson folks have tried hving out there. but only two or three have Suc ceeded in getting more than an ordln- ary living and the others are back in God $ country.
 Dick Lichlyter and his good wife are d0miciled ia Johnson again after an absence of several months in Springdale. Dick is whistling as loud and as cheerful as in the old days be- tore the wandering spirit caused him to try life away from Johnson. Ben Johnson and Gid LichlYter are going 10 run the shop at Sprlngdale and Dick has bought fine lot Of new tools and is ready for business at Johnson. Mully is glad to extend the welcome of an old friend to Dick and Sallie and all those otber erring folks who have sought and failed to find home and contentment away from the Clear Creek valley.
 MP. Adams has purchased Mrs. Kisner's little farm out west or stony Point and will engage in the frult ana poultry business. MT. Adams is the unfortunate fellow who lost an arm in an accident at the Crescent Lime Kilns few months ago.
 Dr. Jas. Vaughn, the Fayetteville horse healer was out Saturday to at tend to a serious hurt of vaiuaoie mare belonging to Hugh Johnson.
 Since the Frisco has changed the time of the cannon ball and sends lt down the line shortly after seven o,clock Capt. Hanks has been com templating the pleasure of being Pen sion Commissioner, for he haS to pet a rustic on himself to get the mail of on cold cloudy mornings.
 Jack Dye who moved over from Elm Sorlngs some time ago, has been pretty sick at bis home near Santiago.
 Mrs Eliza Kisner and daughter have moved up to Johnson and are occupylng the Pearson property vacat- ed by Tan Wright.
 It is Elery and Gunter Brooks "no go to the U. $. Court at Mempn's, Tenn te testify in dam age suit ana