The Springdale news., 1909-08-27
JOHNSON.

The Shady Grove Baptist church has called Rev L. L. Johnson for pastor for next year
 Roy Ramey returned Sunday ev- ening from q visit to his former home near Carter, Ark
 Bob Garrett and wife returned Sunday evening from short visit with friends near Harris
 T. A Winkleman, of Rogers, was here last Friday looking at the ap- pie orchards near Johnson.
 Gid Liehlyter and family were down from Sprngdale Sunday to spend the day with relatives.
 Arthur Boswell and wife came over from Tulsa. Okla, Sunday to visit few days with relatives in this vicinity
 Mrs Holt and children, of Pry- or Creek Okla. spent several days of last week with her sister, Mrs. George Thompson.
 The Holiness church disciples have been holding big protraeted meeting over at Appleby school house during the past week
 Prof. G. A. Cole has been out seeing the Seattle fair during the past two weeks but is expected to arrive home at an early date.
 Estin Cardwel. of Zion. has been bringing some very fine melons down to the Johnson market. The drouth ruined all the local melon patches.
 The fruit evaporator on the In man farm has been renovated ana IS now being operated by Oscar Hughes who is buying and drying apples there.
 Mrs Ida Page and children ar rived yesterday evening to visit with her parents, MT and Mrs. John Stokes. Mrs Page resides near Brentwood
 Ray skl1lern eame =in from Macksville Kansas. Friday Ray has been II Kansas since early in the wheat harvest and is the last of the boys to return.
 The circus al Fayetteville Sat urday was not attended by many Johnson folks and only one or two iourneyed up to Rogers where the same show exhibits today.
 John Cox and family, of Vale were visiting relatives here last week John is just recovering from q siege of typhoid and does not look nigh so robust as usual.
 Mrs. Mary Purcell and children. of Hartford. Ark have been vlsi- ting relatives here for several days. Mrs Purcell is a daughter of Flne Iichlvter. well known to many ol the older folks around here,
 Jesse Horne and family are nov ing to Springdale today where MT. Horne goes to secure better school facilities for his family. They have lived here for q number ot years and will be sadly missed from church and Sunday school circles.
 Charley Vernon has joined the Arkensas colony at McGill, NeV., and writes that ne likes the count ry ont there lie stopped oil m
 
 Salt Lake City as he Journeyed west but did not tarry long among stranger faces.
 Robert Parish, Jr. and John Vernon are intending to leave Wednesday morning on their long overland drive towards New Mex leo They will start with no fixed destination and may drop down into Texas in search of a climate suited to their threatened lung trouble The boy would need no burning
 deck
 To roast his peanuts by the Just spread eih out hed.h t
 hot sun,
 And it will roast ,em good and
 done
 W H. Inman. U s. A, writes tc Mulkeepmo: Seattle, Wash, Aug 17-Staying here to see the Fair rouple of weeks-W H I.' Henry i' a Johnson lad who has been serN ing in the regular army since sS and has been up in Alaska Tor the past two years H will eprobapl. revisit Arkansas in September
 Mrs Abner Stokes and children left Saturday evening for their ne" home near Carter, New Mexico MT. Stokes is loading his household goods and live stock in car and .,-.ll rnt omoy from hpra this even