The Springdale news., 1912-09-06
JOHNSON

 relatives at Westyille. Okla.
 A lot of Johnson folks brayed the heat and dust of last Thursday to enjoy the picnic at Zion.
 Rev. Hickman of Springdale de Hvered a le eeture here Thursday night on the Prohibition question.
 The Stony Point band furnished music Saturday for a big picnic at Osage Mills, over beyond Elm Springs.
 Mrs. Ida Walker returned Friday to her home in Westvlle, Okla, after spending several days visiting relatives here,
 Mrs Orley Maxey and Mrs. John Robinson visited friends at Prairie Grove several days of last week and attended the reunion.
 MT. and Mrs Chas. W Thompson returned Sunday evening from Proc tor, Okla, where they have been spending the past month.
 Will Baggett attended the Prairie Grove reunion last week. and Hugh Lichlyter helped to care for the trade at the Ozark Store while Will was away.
 Henry Scroggins moved his black smith tools down from Springdale a few days ago. and is now part her in the local shop with George Thompson.
 Thanks, Don't Worry. your kind words, and vote, receive the appre- citation of Mulkeepmo. the Progress i've nominee for Sheriff of Washing ton county
 The Shady Grove public school opened yesterday with Prof Black, of Fayetteville, as principal. and Miss Lura Smith. Of 9Springdale, as assistant teacher.
 Frank Johnson. of Spencer. Mo, returned home Sunday He had been spending week with his un- cle, B. F Johnson. and numerous other relatives throughout the coun- try.
 (. E. Cole, postmaster at Prairie Grove. was i'll Johnson a few hours Sunday evening making vain eff fort to pull some former Republi- hA h nd. wagon.
 The members of the Stony Point band returned Friday evening from Prairie Grove where they had been furnishing music for the Confederate reunion. The boys report a splen- did time
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Moore return ed recently from a lengthy sojourn over in Boone County They have decided to locate here again and are now stopping with their son. Hiram. north of Johnson.
 Many farmers are making hay while the sun shines. 50 much tor rid sunshine has baked the late for age crops so much that Che out-p is far less than was in prospect some weeks ago.
 John Ltehlyter had very uupleas- ant siege of neuralgia and tooth ache several days of last week, but a springdaIe dentist removed the seat of trouble Friday. and lohn's face is looking more natural now.
 About fifty young people came out from Fayetteville ell the evening train yesterday 10 enjoy picnic and daaHe at=the eenntlv home of Mr. and Mrs WfA suekes They re- turned home on the late tfaln last night.
 The local school eoss Lad a=larse crowd in attendance al their ite cream supper which was held II the berry ware house Saturday night. The net proceeds amounted to near ly nine dollars which VIII 90 10 their ball club lund.
 Last week aas a record breaker for hot weather. as the temperature reached l01 on two days. but it is not quite % warm this week. The local weather prophets are not mak- ing any guesses on the weather. as all of their signs for rain have fail- ed.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. McCiendon re- turned Saturday from a long yaea- tion visit spent with relatives and friends in eastern Ontario, Canada. They had most enjoyable outing. They journeyed on out to their home at Proctor. Okla, Sunday morning
 Clarence Ritchie returned recently to his home in Olaen. H., after short visit down here to See his fath. CT, Uncle Joe Ritehie, who has been cariauciy for IT,,