The Springdale news., 1907-06-07

Dd ll1S |. l IS 1iSdhiSAi NEd lliAl sof this season has been the cause of d whole lot of grumbling from reservation folks who have deeId- ed that winter has been coming back to tell Us goodbye as often as a drunken man.
 Tis June time-and iishin time
 And folks are planning lots
 UiteuIs and excursions
 but they are very private plots since 1t has been ascertained that a very strict fish law Is in force for the protection ol Washington County fish.
 Clark Terry, of Sunset. Ark, visited E. r. Johnson last Wednesday. Mr. Terry has been Ill the merchandise business for a number of years but disposed of his stock of goods recently and intends to visit around among his relatives and friends for awhile.
 ]. +. MeGlendon returned yes terday from a short visit down To his old home at WinSlow, Ark.
 Tan Wright and family went out to Elkins to-day and will spend q week or So with relatives and friends Ill that vicinity. Tan has been suffering with q very aggravated case of rheuma- tism which doesnot yield to treat ment very readily. He intends to take short rest from work and try the rest cure along with other remedies.
 Memorial Day exercises at Fayetteville last Thursday WIS attended by q number of Johnson people who did not let the rough weather deter them from the dn- nual observance of saBeeeration Day The weather yesterday was ideal for the exercises at the Confederate Memorial Services and quite all attendance is reeerd- ed from Johnson.
 Rev. Roberts was down from Springdale Sunday and held re- iigious services at Johnson morn ing and evening. He announced that he would begin l pfotraete meeting here the second Sunday III June.
 Preparations are now being made for GhildreH's Day eXereis- es to be held at Johnson on the third Sunday of this month. The Sunday school has been we'll attended during the busy period of berry picking, but Sabbatieas Morbus is still very prevalent.
 Farmer folks are very busy now-1
 i plowin' corn, between the showers
 FIghtfn weeds and short O hands
 Seems as If there's few to help
 Bear the burdens oi our land
 For the. boys are goin to kansas,
 Q help em harvest wheat
 And make pile oi money,
 And get good things 10 cat
 Q course fl they're uulucky
 They Il write a line 10 Paw.
 And ask him fot the money
 To bring eIn back to Arkansawl
 The employees of the local lime works are elated over the recent increase of wages whicn the Ozark Lime Company put in effect the first of this month The increase was .25 mere per day than formerly.
 Fred Spyres, who came 'n from the Territory some time ago, has decided that Johnson was q great place to live in so he has located here again and has secured | position at the Crescent kilnS
 Hugh Liehyter, the gentleman ly clerk at The Ozark store. says that lie has observed that q woman wants to get just aS little as she can for her money when she comes to buy pair of shoes
 That sad looking fellow wear ping the long face is the dyspeptie individual who plowed his berries up last seaon and therefore fail- ed to participate in the shekel harvest that awaited the growers who have ben pinning their faith 10 Johnson and its celebrated berries. The rainy weather last week put amending to the car lot shipments, but express lots are being forwarded daily by folks who are llicky enough to have enough help to get their berries picked. Thirty two cars were shipped from Johnson this season ------------------