The Springdale news., 1912-11-01
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JOHNSON

dDWH rom MOnte Ne odu0dJ oa ei visit to relatives here.
 Miss s. E. Edwards of Spring town, Ark, is the guest or Mrs, John Liehlyter for few days.
 Zack Lock. of Harman. was in Johnson Friday with his Watkins wagon of household necessities. 7
 Tom Lockhart moved Monday from the Crescent kiln colony over to the fish pond place here Virgil Luallen lived last year.
 Aunt Mary Pearson returned home Saturday from Soringdale where she had been spending sev- eral days with relatives
 pr. $. L. Boone of PortaleS, New Mex, was here some days ago look ing after property interests. lie owns the fish pond place.
 Virgil Luallen and family left recently for Oklahoma where they will probably locate if Virgil chanc- es to find a suitable place.
 Harve Smith and family are nov ing to-day from here to the Be ment farm on Clear Creek, below Steele. on the Fruit Belt Ry
 Hugh Liehlyter left this morning on a short business trip to Ol1vle, Ark, a little town just beyond liar rison. on the Mo x N Ark. Ky
 Postmaster Carl Mayes and wife drove down from Springdale Sun day for short visit with his par ents, Mr and Mrs. William Mayes.
 Mulkeepmo attended the quarter ly meeting of the Washington Coun- ty \. H. T. 4 at Fayetteville Sat urday. Twenty-Five Sub-0rdefs are now members of the county organi- zation
 Estin eardweIl is still down in southern Texas selling apples, but he does not forget to write frequent ly to the folks at home He does not know just how long he will stay down there
 Rev. N. 4 Kerr is over at Dou ble Springs church. west of Fay etteville. where he is conducting a revival meeting Considerable inter- est is being manifested, and he will probably be there all of this week.
 Circuit court al Fayetteville this week is drawing quite lot of lo- cal folks down there-and few of the boys are sojourning in various foreign parts" 10 keep from con versing with tue grand jury.
 yrsing with the grand jury.
 The Clear Creek hills are donning their handsome Autumn eolors now and the brush of trained artist could never counterfeit the surpass- ing beauty Of the yariegated foli- age Of these Arkansas forests.
 C. (. Garmon. who spent several months here last winter and spring, came in fet days ago from Tah- lequah, Okla. and is re-y1stting old friends. He spent Saturday at Rog CTS, but returned here Sunday.
 NV Hanks and Mulkeepmo made a business trip over to Thorns- berry neighborhood last Tuesday by way Of Elm Springs That is a very prosperous looking valley along Brush Creek below Elm Springs
 Prof. ]. l.. Harris attended the Teachers Institute held at Hazel Valley Saturday He went down to Brentwood on the Friday after noon train 70 as to get over to Hazel Valley in time for the doings Of Saturday \ Dr. Wm Mayfield. of Fort Worth, Texas. was in Johnson some days dSo St8tAiiiS =QIQ II AeH1o IlF tS son of the late Dr. W D. Mayfield who formerly owned the property near Stony Point where Reyburn Peay now resides.
 R NJ Liehlyter, George Thomp- son. Phil Mcclure. u Wm. Bas kett and John Lichiyter journeyed away over beyond White river Sat urday and organized Pine Creek Stth Ar1D La near the Ellis ford
 Here is our election forecast as fore-told by dream a few nights ago -Rooseveh 300; Wilson 201; i Taft 30 II Will take land slide" to give Teddy such an elec- toral vote. and that is about what will sweep across the country next Tuesday
 Mir. and Mrs Jes-e Loving, of Centerton, Ark. spent Sunday and Sunday night with their daughter, Mrs. Sam Cox Rev Loving return ed only few days ago from trip to western Texas where he had been selling apples Tor Graham Bros. of Springdaie
 John GIaypool and Miss Bertha Kirk, both 0f oaHson were mar Tied recently and are residing in cottage down al the lower lime kilns where Jet has been employ ed for some time < number of their friends gave thtm q Very noisy ssr- enade Saturday night
 One of the best indications of a victory for Teddy is Tecum s4,h call for the Editor 10 have Demo cratic roasfeFs ready for lis Elm Springs items huf maybe Tegump' will be willing 10 let those roosters crow for MulR 5 items. for hell not heed them 70 clo3 for Wilson
 The annual meeting of the sever al stock holders af th,s local Fruit men $ Unfon will ba held Saturday evening. Nov The election of a board of directors for next year will be held besides other fmpar- tant business. 50 full attendant 9 of members should oe present
 The coal and oil promoters are working away again over on the prairie south of Johnson. 4 new prospect hole is being drilled on ba NLitrH9r farm