The Springdale news., 1906-09-14

School. Are you coming next Sunday
 Miss Edith Horn is attending school at Springdale. There will be d number of young folks from this vicinity ready for the com ing term at the State University at Fayetteville.
 Hon. W. A. Gil1enwaters came out home Sunday 10 visit d few hours between trains. Hon. Gil lenwaters Is attending to his law practice at Fayetteville and Van Buren.
 Miss Margaret Stuekey has been quite III with typhoid fever for several weeks but is convales- cIng at present.
 Mrs. H. L. Johnson Is spend ing couple of weeks with reIa- tives al Texarkana, Tex.
 Misses Mary Craig and Addie Lynch resumed the term Of pub lie school at Johnson yesterday after an interruption ot several weeks which was caused by the illness of Miss Craig.
 The fall term Of the Shady Grove public school started last week and Is being taught by Misses Mary Rich and Carmel Pearson.
 Shannon Clak was talking with Johnson friends Sunday, but de- cllned 10 be interviewed about his recent trip out 10 his claim in New Mexico.
 Several mule buyers have been picking up some good bargains III young mules round about John son the past week.
 Ray skillern is getting along tolerably well with his crippled foot, but it will be some time be- fore he will be able 10 try train hopping again.
 Hugh Hays. Uncle Jake John- son and seYerat other local folks are trying bookkeeping and they find that there is quite a bit of profit n the business.
 
 Tom Bridenthal, Bob Norman and George Brooks were visitors 0 Muliy during the days of the past week, and their chats about crops, people and doings of the busy present days have made Mully stronger in the belief that We have
 Pretty good world f g5u take Il al
 round
 Pretty good world good peop.e, better oe on than under the ground
 Pretty good world. good people. Better be here where the sk ies are as
 oiue
 As the eyes Of your sweetheart
 smilin at you
 Better than sgln meath 1aises and
 dew
 Pretty good world. good people!
 The Johnson band had a good trip up to Springtown last week and the boys say that the cele- bration on Tuesday was attended by very large crowd. John Blaise, of Decatur, was there and met the members of the band. MT. Blaise resided here several years ago, and his many friends will be pleased 10 know that he IS doing a fine merchandise busl- ness at Decatur where he has been located for several years. When NIT. BIaise lived here he was leading participant in the stirring debates and political doings round about Stony Point where the Dutch school teacher, Coblentz, read chapters from the aHoosier School-master during the debate season of 'ss' which was the winter when Daddy Reed told us that Prohibition was not the true remedy" That was long time ago and the majority of the folks who attended those debates have probably for gotten the stirring appeals of the local orators, but
 We shall rememo OCT, and, ID pride,
 Fare forth fulfilled and satisfied, Into the and 0f EVer.and- Ave
 Over the hills and far away.
 George Harmon is moving from Johnson 10 farm down below Harmon, Ark, where he will try farm life as a change from the irksome duties of merchant. Mir. Harmon IS gong leaves Va eancy on our local school board, as he had been chosen to serve as director to fill the unexpired term of F. r. Barnett who moved away last winter. " C+,cl+av has inst t1Y1i S h ad