The Springdale news., 1913-06-13
NEST FORK

in Johnson last week.
 J. W. Crayens from Johnson was visiting in West Folk Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Cannon Rutherford are visiting in West Fork now.
 Mrs. N F Little was quite Isiek Saturday night and Sunday.
 Gsryl Owens of Gainesville. Texas, is visiting his mother, Ms. zed Winn.
 Oscar Malone will teach the school at Round Mountain the com ing winter
 Miss Lola Curtis and Miss Der nice Roberts were visiting in Fay etteville Monday.
 Another cattle man from Spring dale was in this community this week buying cattle.
 Mrs. stringer from New York City spent a few days with Mrs. Kittredge last week.
 Wash Wells has been down again this week Dr. Cannon was called to see him on Monday.
 Mrs Ramsey from Prairie Grove spent Tuesday and Wednesday vis- iting friends in our town.
 Mrs 6 R Luther and Mrs. R $ Cravens will teach the White Rock school beginning Sept. 1st 
 w. K Hughes returned from Ft Smith last week While there he painted the residence Of Thomas ] Perry
 NeweI Clark, one Of the West Fork band boys went to Winslow last Thursday to play with the band there.
 Rev John Hughes, who has been troubled much of late with indi- gestion, now reports himself as f cling better.
 W. D. Oldham of Kansas City and Miss Eu,a Oldham were wis iting the formers father. ]. C. Old ham in our town.
 Mrs Minnie Hood of Shawnee, Okla, has been visiting friends in this city and has gone to visit in Moffitt and Prairie Grove
 NJ. John Dameron returned 10 her home in Ft. Smith Sunday night after two weeks visit with MT Dameron.s parents here.
 c. .Rattenberty. manager Of the Ozark Grocery Company O Fayetteville, was in West Fork this week looking after his trade witt. the local dealers.
 Mrs stoddard has had the hotel office papefed this week which adds much to the first appearance of the house as the travelling pub lie come and go.
 Miss Nellie Brown and Mrs. Ed na Brown of Nevada, Mo, are wis iting relatives here this week and they will start on to English, Ark. Friday night to visit sister.
 George Webb returned | from Ok mulgee. Okla, Saturday where he had been called on account of the .serious sickness of his mother He left her in a critical condition from which she may not recover.
 Several hundred dollars worth of hucklebelries were ruined on the mountains east of town by fire burning fallen leaves the past spring The crop of berries is said to be fine where they have not been destroyed
 George Moody claims he hived the largest swarm of honey bees ever captured in this community. Part ies here who have been in the timber say there is an extra large crop of honey dew OH tie forest trees this year.
 Our school board has contract ed with inc following teachers for the coming school year. Principal Prof N F Buck Of Fayettevi le. Grammar Dept. Miss Isah Lively Of st. Paul, Primary Dept, Miss No ra Robinson of West Fork.
 Aunt Betsy Mcknight, one of t4e oldest residents of West Fork, is now in very low condition d her home in the south part of town. She has spent about all of her long life in West Fork and is now at the lipe old age of eighty two years Is evidently passing to her final great reward The char acter of her long life is too well known to need mention here, but the helpful inspiration that We can get by observing such a long life of | simple and faithful christian devo- ton with it's crown of glory here in |, I,b lTY of