The Springdale news., 1909-09-10
JOHNSON.

CTS.
 Henry Ramey and Will Witcher are both conyalescing from their attacks of typhoid.
 Chas Lynch and family came over from west of Tontitown and spent Saturday and Sunday visiting res erYation9 folks,
 B. E. Greenhouse and wife visi- ted at Prairie Grove last week. and attended the Reunion exercises while down there.
 Miss Ollie Greenhouse is down at Westville. Okla, where she has position in the public shools of that enterprising little city.
 4 number of local folks have been attending the Baptist Assoei- ation which has been i'll session in springda1e for several days.
 Carl Ivey joHrneyed west to Mus kogee. Okla. last week along with Clyde Irwin. Raymond Milliken and o:he1s from the Zion neighborhood.
 Mrs. Gertie McClendon. of Proc tor. Okla. and Misses Alice and Eose McClendon, of Winslow. Ark. arrived here yesterday to spend a few days visiting with friends.
 c. C. Couch and family leave to- morrow for Tahlequah, Okla, where Mir. Couch will try the hardware business. We regret to see this estimable family leave Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Moore, of Nuskogee, Okla, were in Johnson a few hours yesterday. Mrs. Moore vas formerly Miss Nellie Inman, daughter of the late Prof. 1nman.
 If you fail to see that item why 'tis just because you failed to give Mul1y the particulars. If your folks come to see you tell us about it-we1l appreciate the item. J. B. Vernon is slowly recovering from his hurts received a couple of weeks ago, and declares his inten- ton to make another start to drive towards New Mexico as soon as he gets able to travel.
 Dock Taylor is going over to Flu reka Springs tomorrow on busi- ness trip. Dock is going To drive overland It would be mighty funny if q big rain would come and cause him to be delayed on the road by high water
 
 Mount Vernon, Mo, last week and spent several days looking over the country. Mr Colley has some land eu interests in Northern Idaho where he intends to go shortly with view of locating permanently.
 Messrs. Stone, Smith and Good, three jolly farmers from Benton eeLnty were in the reservation last Friday booming Cave Springs which, so they say. is going to be the fu- ture great health resort when all the present projects are pushed to completion.
 Col B. F. Johnson and wife, Capt. William Waves and Mrs. Lydia Stokenberry left yesterday for Siloam Springs where they go to attend the N. w. Arkansas Old Soldiers Reunion which begins to- day and continues until Friday
 Uncle Bob Greenhouse is arrang- ing to make visit to his son, Wilnam Greenhouse, who has been living out in Nevada for d number of years. It will be quite long journey for Uncle Bob who is one of the few remaining old pioneers of the county.
 Mrs Ola Stuckey. of Oklahoma City, Okla. spent several days of last week visiting here. She and her husband ! c Stuckey. re sided here several years ago. Jim" is elerking in a big mercantile es- tablishment out there and his many friends here wish him all kinds of good luck
 The threatening weather Satur- day night caused a lighter attend anee than expected at the ice cream social held at the local berry shed. The proceeds amounted to $1725s and before many days there will be sure enough ball club equipped for business on the pub lie school piay-eround
 The reservation lays claim To be- ing one of the dryest plaes on the map fact k we're so dry and dus- 2 down here that the oldest in- hahitants7 no longer claim to re- member < wofser time The clouds come up from all directions and look pleasing to the eye and folks get ready for shower but the higher they get-why the thinner they get and seldom a sprinkle oF drops do We get. X ard today from McGiu Nevada says. t'If is rafuing hara m the