The Springdale news., 1907-08-30

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 = And most of Us are happy | So We seldom now complain | Bout this freakish summer weather Since the drouth gave way for rain.
 John Black of Chattanooga, Tenn, spent several days of last week with his uncle, T. T Black.
 Dock Taylor and family moved up to Springdale Thursday. Dock has rented property there and will try freighting for d livelihood for the next few months.
 Lawrence kenney, of Oklaho- ma City. Okla. spent part of last week with relatives here. Lawrence Is son of Ed kennev, veteran engineer on the Frisco.
 Mrs. Laura Gilbert and chi1- dren are preparaing to go up to Parsons, Kansas, where Mrs. Gilbert will probably locate.
 Ben. F. Johnson. of Everton, Mo-. was the guest of his uncle B. r. Johnson last Thursday night.
 Mrs. Geo. Sutton and daughter Miss Buelaii, of Fayetteville. re- turned hone today after q visit with tile family ct Mrs. ". P. Reed
 W. L. StuekeF returned home yesterday from Wasoner, [ T., where he has been looking after Senle important business coaeeru- iag manufacturing interests in which he iS interested 1t that place.
 John Center. Of WiasIow. was in Johnson few days ago look ing at the water power at tllis place. Mr. Center studving out q scheme to harness some of the WinsloW waterfalls aid make them help :. carry out certain projects which Twill lay Cecil Rhodes dream of an Afri- can empire away back III tie shade.
 ZJ.W.= Eel has decided that Oklahoma k where he ought to live, so he has advertised q sale of his household and other property which he will dispose of next Saturday. Uncle Ezell lives where Dennis Perdue resided so long, and the old gentleman has greatly improved the place since he bought t from Perdue.
 Lewis Reed spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. He k teaching school at Noun tain Home. and k well pleased with these early days ot his chosen occupation.
 Burtice Johnson and family returned Sunday evening from soJourn of couple of days out at Harris, Ark.
 Geo. Pool visited with Johnson friends while coming down from the reunion Friday. George IS an enthusiastic A. H. T. A. member and reports that they have strong lodge down there at Double Springs. The farmer folks all over the country should belong to this organization which IS a terror to evll-doers.
 Aubrey Woods left Thursday for his home at Harris. He had SO oJourned here for several months and his friends regret that he de- cided to journey back to his for ner home instead of staying here and growing up with the future metropolis.
 William Pearson, of Westville, 1. T., was welcome visitor in Johnson Saturday. He had been up with his old soldier friends at the Springdale reunion and of course could not go back home 'thout coming by Johnson.
 The rainy weather kept some of the local folks at home, but the great majority journeyed with the old soldiers to the re- union at Springdale where some of them camped during the three days.
 The Johnson public school op- ened yesterday with good enroll- nent and with prospects for splendid term. Misses Mary Craig and Addie Lynch are teachers again this year. Rev. w $. Luper returned Thursday from a trip to revival meetings over towards Sloan Springs.
 J. K. Bryning and Mulkeepmo