The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
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 Paul Settle of Springfield, Mo, iS visiting relatives here at present.
 Mrs. Mollie Graham of Springdale visited here Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Belle Cox
 Bob Wilkinson finished fine stone walled cellar under ]. II. Bos- wells store a few days ago.
 Orlan Greathousa returned Thurs day evening from stay ot two days at the Fort Smith Ark.-0kla. Fair.
 Misses Beulah LanSford and Grace Key, of Fayetteville. were guests of Miss Lela Cox Saturday night and Sunday morning.
 Rural carrier Smith is wondering just what sort of WaSon he will have to use when the parcels post delivery is instituted.
 Hugh Lichlyter and family return ed Sunday evening from Proctor, Okla, where they had been visiting Mir and Mrs. ] E McClendon.
 There was quite a bit of thunder and lightning along with the big gale of wind and clouds from the west last night but wa didn't get very much rain
 Sunday was the regular meeting day for the Baptists al New Hope Church and Pastor Tillman. assisted by others. is protracting the meet ing during this week
 Frisco Agent Val Phillips spent Sunday with his family at Wash burn, Mo Charley Thompson at in Mir. Phillips was away.
 Henry Seroggins disposed Of his blacksmith interests here recently to his partner, Geo W Thompson. Henry is now doing the fireman act over at the lime kilns
 A. I. Campbell k get out in cen tral Oklahoma where he is dsRos- ing of apples for Iooal orchard men who have been loading and shipping them in ear lots To him
 Ed. Bookout and family have nov ed from the Crescent lime colony to farm near Stony Point Ed has been a lime worker for long time and will try farm life for change
 Harve Smith, who has been living on Charley Waves farm for some time, is arranging to move down near Steele to the Tom Bemeht farm where he has a big wood cut ting contract
 R. NJ. Lichlyter, Bob Greenhouse, s. A. Luper and NJ. D Mason re turned Friday from Huntington, Ark, where they had been as del egates to the state meeting of the A H. r A
 Prof. Daley, mathematical won der" of Muskogee, Okla. spent seV- eral days here recently and gave an exhibition al the school house one night showing his great skill as juggler of figures
 Friday night is the regular meet ing nigkt of the local A H r 4. and every member of the Johnson lodge eis@ expected to be present 10 hear the report of the delegates who attended the state meeting las week
 The frame work of the new res 1denee at Wm Grum IS is up=and tie carpenters will soon have the house looking very cosy The new house is being built on the site of the old one which was moved farther up the hill by Abe Nickum some weeks ago.
 Among the many folks we met down at Huntington, Ark, were two who once lived near Johnson ln the long ago yesterdays. They were Eli Howard and lin Lewis who are prospering nicely down there where they have been working around the coal mines since leaving here.
 Ike Holcomb came out from Harris yesterday and brought Uncle Ben Johnson's pack of hounds here. He has had them out there during the summer but now intends to have some fox chases down among the Clear Creek hills Uncle Ben yet resides in Fayetteville but will prob ably put in most of his time here during the hunting season.
 Lee Skillern returned yesterday from Ely Nevada, where be has been sojourning for several months. A big labor strike in the mining belt of eastern Nevada has caused a general shut down of most all knds of work in that part of the country. SO Lee came back to Ark ansas to see the folks and wait for better times in that part of the SFtdi WtSl N IIt " ny AAttN b1.At - cated
 The seventh annual state meeting of the Arkansas A II r A was held at Huntington. Ark. ou Oet. The Yarxus sHbordefs ot the state were well represented and the business session was finished late in the eYenIng iu ample time for the delegates 10 partake of a splendid baHqutt prepared by the Huntington ladies C. W karnes, of West Fork. was elected President for next year Wtth J A Johnson of Midland as \ige President and ]. A. Falley of SpringdaIe a. See retary and Treasurer Tue next meeting ot tht state order will 5ol- yene at Charleston, Ark the thIrd Thursday fa Oct 1913 P Seott and Guy Taylor ef Fayetteville. arc the delegates from Arkansas to the National 4 H. T 4 meeting at Keokuk, Iowa In 1913
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 Grandma ThornsheIfy las moved