The Springdale news., 1908-07-31
Neisbborbood Mews.
JOHNSON.

DColl dtlCndluS ilC us piSIl1 VI Friday and Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. F. Caldwell, of Greenland, spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives here. MT. Caldwell has disposed of his mer- chandise business at Greenland and will devote his time to farm ing and fruit growing.
 Harper Cox and family came in Saturday evening from away out in Oklahoma and are visiting with Mrs. Cox's father, John Hughes, out by Stony Point.
 Mrs. J. E. Gregory visited St. Louis last week and returned Saturday accompanied by Mr. Gregory who has been in hos pital there for several weeks un- der treatment for nervous trouble.
 There will be no servlces at Johnson on the regular meeting meeting day, first Sunday in August, as Bro. Gilmore will be engaged III protracted meeting elsewhere.
 The Johnson public school op- ems Monday morning, Aug. 5rd. The teachers for the term are Misses Mary Craig and Addie Lynch, who have taught here for the past two years.
 K. NJ. Lichlyter and Mulkeep- mo attended the meeting of the several sub-orders of the A. II. T. A. held in the court house at Fayetteville last Saturday.
 E. F. Johnson made a business trip to Rogers Saturday where he attended the district convention which nominated Attorney John Mays, of Fayetteville, as the Re publican candidate for Prosecut- ing Attorney for this judicial district.
 The Johnson band has been engaged to furnish music for the big Siloam Springs reunion of old soldiers who will spend four days of the latter part of August in celebrating the l4th annual reunion time.
 E. B. Johnson and family left this morning for short visit with relatives and friends al Elkins, Ark.
 James Vernon and wife of Springtown, have been visiting with relatives and friends here for the past few days.
 The local showers have been welcome visitors to the Clear Creek valley where the crops are looking fine now.
 Folks have been kept busy for some time trying to can, preserve and assist in caring for the big peach crop that has been gather ed in the orchards of our neigh bors west of Springdale. There were only few peaches down on the reservation, but Reyburn Peay can show apples with the balance of the county.
 H. T. Johnson and wife, of Barstow, Cal, are spending few weeks with relatives and friends here.
 Arthur Smith has purchased the Benton County property over near Springtown where John Vernon has been making so many improvements during the past year. Arthur will not leave the reservation but will raise stock and grow hay over there on his ranch.
 Miss Mamie Ramey is gradual y ConsaIeScinS rom all attack of typhoid while Miss Ollie Wick wire is now in a very preearious condition from a severe attack of the same disease.
 There will be an ice cream sup per at Grand View church on Friday night, Aug. : The pro- eeeds of the supper will go tow ard making some needed repairs on the church building. Every body IS cordially invited to at tend.
 The heavy rain last Thursday evening dampened the enthusiasm of the big Sunday School picnic crowd that was out from Fayette- vile spending the day at the To- cal springs and ponds.
 Do not forget that Saturday is the day for the graveyard work ing at the Seymour graveyard.