The Springdale news., 1906-06-08

ceed Bennett Maxey, who retired from the office of school director. after years of service spent for the upbuilding of fls district.
 Dr. Will Maydeld came up from Forth Worth, Texas, last Wednesday, and will spend the next few months here among the hllls resting from his long so- iourn in that busting Texas city where the Doctor is a leading dentist.
 Miss. T. 4. Peck. of Fayette- vile, and Mrs. Lou Gabbert. of Pineville, Mo, spent last Wednes- day with Mrs. Dr. Cowgirl.
 The decoration day services at Fayetteville last Wednesday were attended by large crowd of OUT citizens, while very fair delegation braVed the threaten ing weather and paid homage To tie fallen braves who were re- membered on last Saturday.
 Albert Crum. Brigham, has returned from his lengthy jaunt through Texas, and is now work ing at the cooper trade at Fay etteville.
 Miss Mildred Pearce returned to her home at Purdy, Mo, Sun day evening after an extended Yislt with relatives here.
 I'd F. CIayp5o1, of Museogee, | T., made s4 ort visit to rela- lives here ole nfght last week. I'd. was in a hurry cause some of his former friends would liked to have met him and settled with him for inoculating them with the smallpox months ago when the disease was brought to this vicinity by him.
 (. ]. Palmer returned Thurs day from trip to home folks down along the Arkansas river above Ft. Smith where he says they had some mighty good rains last week.
 Ben Luper has folded hls cares and journeyed out to Kansas. l. T.. where he will make his home with his two stalwart sons, Gil- bert and John. who have been wanting their father to live with them.
 We don't know just exactly who Miss Fannie N, of John son, Ark, happens to be-but some Iowa fellow had better look d little out if lie comes down here inquiring fer her.
 E ? Williams talks bout berries.
 Tells some Waappefs, grand, sub
 lime.
 All of which are scratched up wonder
 'GainSt hlm ia the Book Of Time.
 Secretary Hayes and manager Waves are hustling around trying to get the last of the berry re- turns pro-rated and the business of the season closed ont, and then they will make a statement for the benefit of the doubting folks who thought the Johnson grow CTS were gong up against hard propositlon by staying out of the entangling alliance with other rganiZatlonS.
 G. A. Sheridan and family left for their future home in Iowa last Wednesday evening. Mr. Sheridan sold his property north of Johnson to Mr. Larson some time ago.
 E. F. Bookout's home was. the scene of a lot of fun and merry making while the guests were served with iee-eream and cake last Saturday evening.
 H. G. Ramsey and family. Of Carter, Ark, have been visiting with Johnson relatives since the close of the berry season.
 W. L. Stuekey and family are home again in their suburban property here after an extended sojourn at Fayetteville while MT. Stuckey was attending to his railroad business in the Territory.
 Next week is the home coming week for Kentuekians, but the few natives who have wandered hither from that great state will not attend the great doings al Louisville.
 Albert Arnold has been enter taining relatives from Eastern Arkansas the past week.
 MULKEEPMo.
 
 BETHEL.