The Springdale news., 1913-09-26
JOHNSON.


 Where is Williams s Son2 We've had no Greenland items for several weeks
 Capt. c. P Hanks has had his old porch floors replaced by new flooring
 The Springdale boys didn't make their usual visit to the old Clear Creek 'sWimmin' hole" Sunday
 Several local fuel consumers have together and ordered a ear of coal. They claim that it is cheaper than wood.
 Local folks are well pleased with our gentlemanly Frisco Agent. Hugh Hays, who came to Johnson from Lowell several weeks ago.
 Orlan Greenhouse attended 10 ru- ral route work Friday while Carrier Smith has not got his motereyle yet.
 Mully is mighty well pleased to see Don't Worry's items again say what went with that much talk ed about reunion i've folks were going to have this sumner
 Dick Lichlyter is cutting alfalfa again today His success with alfal- ia has caused several others to cow it. and il will be great crop around Johnson in the future
 A lot {. Johnson folks are plan ming to attend the Washington County Fair next week and whole lot are going to have to take the children 10 the show Saturday
 Jack Frost came to Johnson sun day morning II was not very long visit. and no damage VAS done. This Is the earliest date that local folks ever had frost visit i'll the Clear Creek valley
 Will Hawkins who worked here at the lme kilns for q long time a few years ago. is now doing big business as owner and proprietor o4 the Hawkins Baggage Line. at Fay ettevile
 The National meeting of the A H. r A will convene at keokuk. Iowa. on Oct 2 % Guy Taylor and l. p Scott. both of Favetteyilfe. are the delegates who will represent Arkansas at this meeting.
 That Iowa job was not what Hal Crum thought it would be, go he is weeks instead of having Mrs Crum and the haby to come 10 him at Glenwood, Iowa
 All kinds of rafugees are driving into this country from less favored lands in the west where the great drouth was so severe \ severe winter will cause great suffering among these people as work will b. very scarce.
 \ lot of apple growers wefe not luite ready to have their trees Saturday caused many of the apples 10 tumble 10 the ground. and heavi- y laden wagons are going towards Springdale today with fruit for the buyers there
 Prof Jim Harris is going te have | race to win the nomination for assessor He Is lame man. and nis opponents are doing him very nicely. as they gave him several start in the race=but they 'e comin Jimmy, q whole half iozen so you' q better hurry
 If these several Democratic can iidates for Congress, Circuit Judge md Prosecuting Attorney keep bringing I'D such bitter personal ,harges into the'r canvass why, tis going to open chance for in dependent nominees to win at the general election
 Will Lichlyter and wife, who have )een living near Parsons, Kansas or several years came down to 5iSit relatives over in Benton eoun- recently. but they just didn't rave the nerve to venture on down Q their former home here. as thew cared they couldn't bear to go back Q kansas.
 Fred Reed. son of Mrs Dora tt Hendrix College. Conway, Ark. Cred is q half brother of Rev Ali ed Wasson who left recently on lis second term as NJ E mission try at Songdo, Korea Rev Wasson lad been home a year on furlough rom service of seven years spent lmong the quaint people Of that ar away country
 Folks have been locking for leavy clothing, and building fires in toves and fire places since the ool wave came along with the Ieavy wind gales last Saturday The temperature dropped daneerou Y near to the freezing point Satur av night. and folks have been title bit afraid for cane. peas. sweet otatoes and fruit. but warmer weather is slowly moving the cool Jave onwards
 Mrs. Ethel Wright and children f Elkins. Ark spent a portion of ast week visitine with relatives ere MT Wright cane ont aftcr h"m Sunday He used to live here. nd was once quite sufferer from heumatism He tried every remedy Q could hear of-eve nto capturiZk
 lot of bees and trying to let sem ting him one at time the bee worked well for few min