The Springdale news., 1913-01-03
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'Ag q series oi dtF'oaisetS during the past week.
 Clarence Steward. of near Wieh- ita. Kansas, is down on visit to his father. Ed Steward.
 Uncle John Grebe and wife, of Sulphur City, have been visiting relative here during the past week.
 Several local folks attended the Fifth Sunday meeting and enjoyed the programs of Saturday and Sun day at Shady Grove.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Lichlyter and baby. Helen, returned Thursday from short Christmas visit with relatives at springtown, Arkansas.
 Mrs. A. '. Boswell and son. Al fred. arrived here Christmas day from Tulsa, Okla, and have been spending the week with local fela- lives
 The only Christmas tree near Johnson vas held on Christmas Eve at the old Grand View church. A very enaoyable treat was in store for those who attended.
 Miss Mary Craig boarded the train here Sunday for West Fork where she is teaching school. She had been out home. west of Tonti- town. spending Christmas
 Frisco Agent, Val Phillips, return ed last night from an extended Fis- t with his family at Washburn, Mo. Ben Johnson has had charge of the depot while MT Phillips was absent.
 E. E. Smallwood, the writing school teacher. spent couple of days of last week with Van Pearson. lie resides at Fayetteville now, but intends to move to Oklahoma in the near future.
 D. W. Gallaher has traded his farm here, the west part of the Rose place, for property adjoining Springdale Local folks regret that MT and Mrs. Gallaher are go- ing to move away
 Say, folks, just get the last weeks News and read The Dream Road again, Ii is fine poem. The writer of it has produced number of other fine poems, but this ono k my faY0Fita
 Don't Worry, 1 hope that those 'rigorsa will cease to annoy you, for they do say that they are frightfal thing to entertain. especial ly when one is so far along on the sunset side Of the yester-years.
 Prof. Harris and sister. Miss Fan ny. are teaching again this week after enjoying vacation of one week with the home folks at Fay etteville There are ten weeks more of the school at Johnson. psuslssI seq sloodzeIo mlf 5la his position as foreman at the low CT lime kiln to take effect this week Jim has rented farm near Grandyiew church. and will be a farmer after the coming of the New Year
 The Fit Smith Southwest Ameri- can is a hustler. and it's request for mail delivery here from the Tex an. the Frisco north bound fast morning train. was duly granted some days ago, and 50 mall pouch is dropped from ths train every morning now.
 Lee skilIern returned to Proctor, Okla, yesterday morning He had been up on holiday visit with his mother. Mrs skillern Lee is working for the Proctor Merean- tile Co. al Proctor. but says that he is going b return to eastern Nevada carly next spring
 B | Luper. of Kansas, Okla. is spending few weeks with local relatives lie took dinner 3ith Mully Thursday, ala We enjoyed an hour or so of tales Of long fime ago Ben Is gong back home tbIs week He lives with his sons, loan and Gilbert. who are farming Hear kansas, Okla
 w I Kerr and family returned to Fayetteville Sunaas after a short visit here with Rev. N. A. Kerr. W. N Kerr moved 10 Fayetteville on- Y rseently from Central Ind ana. He is an attorney Of more than us- nal ability, and will probably begin the practice of law as soon as he gets settled down h his new home.
 Johnson is now telegraph office. and Agent Phillips does t6e Morse act with fine set of telegraph "doodads' that were p!aaea n tAe office here last Thursday. The Frisco has been depending on tele- phone service at fhe d41tof bnr. sav