The Springdale news., 1913-01-24
JOHNSON

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 Ol Holcomb and Dave Boswell are slowly recovering from serious at tacks of pneumonia.
 White kennan and wife were down from Springdale Sunday to 'spend the day with Aunt Mary Pear son.
 Seed oats are rather scarce around i here and several of our farmers are hustling around now seeking supply for early spring
 Rev. M. A. Kerr went down to West Fork Saturday to fill his reg ular monthly appointment as past or of the Methodist church there
 Friday night. Jan 24. is the reg ular meeting night for the Johnson A. F. T. A, and the local members are requested to not forget to at tend
 The local road boosters are not doing much towards making those much talked about King road drags Each fellow seemS to be waiting on the other.
 Local buyers have been paying ten cents pound for poultry for several days. and many an old hen has been sold cause they'd been on all egg strike this winter.
 Barney Sturgeon is working at the local lime kilns again Ills father, John Sturgeon, whose wife died here several years ago, mar red again recently, and is living down below Fayetteville
 Stony Point folks had d box sup per Saturday night, and nearly fiji teen dollars were realized from the auction Of boxes and cakes. Ire money will be devoted to d. frag ing eostof some improvement to their school house
 ". G Hanks and daughter, Vera. were out from Fayetteville Sunday on visit to Grandma and Gran3- pa Hanks Will is working for lumber company down there, and is in better health than he has ell ioyed for many years.
 J E. MeGlendon. of Proctor Ok la, is up to Johnson again this week. Mack says his firm has started another store out west of Proctor, at Eldon, Okla He sold his business here a few weeks ago to the Johnson Mercantile Co.
 Miss Grace Harris, of Fayette= vile, came out Saturday evening co visit over Sunday with her sister, as the weather is too uncertain 10 arrange for a night program Miss es Maggie Reed and Flora Card well taught there this year
 Sidney Graham and family were visiting Mr and Mrs Sam Cox Sun day Sidney lives out near Fish back. and Mully got acquainted with him away back wonder in the yesterdays when We were both bet ter looking than We are now
 Clarence Steward and Palmer Perkins left Friday evening for tedaryale, Kansas They have been spending some time here with rel atiyes and friends. Mir. Perkins resides in northern Indiana. and will journey on there after a short stop in Kansas
 The Stony Point school closes Friday, and the teachers are ar ranging for very interesting pro gram for the closing day, but there will be nothing doing that night. Miss Fanny Harrs. who is assist ant teacher in the Johnson public school.
 Charley Hunt wants to sit up and take notice cause Jim Cravens, who farmed here last year, is q Sante Fe Ky. section boss in South ern California now Mr CraYens went out there couple of months ago, and likes the country real well. He is located at Espira. out south east of Los Angeles.
 Local folks are not paying much attention to the political news from Little Rock, as the law makers down there are not going to pay much attention to folks back at home until the Senatorial aspira- tions of certain fellows are satis- fied-and the legislature will be in session until along in the sumner
 Ben Johnson, Jr., and Wander burg. the hustling inventor who came here from Kansas a year ago and bought farm out southwest of Johnson, have been working to- gether for some time on black i signal system that will work W0na-