The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
JOHNSON.

ouuudy dS d lAittS ua9 Nhu J""e a lot of visitors from other places We're circling around the Clear Creek valley roads
 John Robson and Barney Spurg= con are running a barber shop here now They are located in the east room of the Saville building
 Bennett Maxey is mighty proud Iand happy cause he got his straw berry plants all set out Friday. af- ter protracted siege of couple of weeks.
 Three new members were initiat- ed by the Johnson A H. T. A, at the regular meeting Friday night, and two more applicants for mem bership were received
 The old log barn and shed, down at Aunt Mary Pearsons place, were torn down Thursday to make room for more modern building which will be put up soon.
 mighty nice rain visited this section last Wednesday evening Cooler weather and some light fires followed the rain. but no serious damage has been reported Will Brooks and R. NJ. Lichtyter attended the quarterly meeting Of the Washington County A H T. A. at Fayetteville Saturday They were delegates from the Johnson lodge Hugh Hays moved recently from the mountains, near Blackburn, Ark, back To Johnson where he is now located over on Aunt caiy CArystss property below litt'e Eu- reka
 ofley Maxey is stepping high since those twin girls came to his house Friday morning, Apr. 25. The mother and the twins are gett ing along nicely, but Grandpa Ben nett Maxey is acting aueerly.
 There are number of fine cher ry trees Up OH the Charley Mayes farm, and they are loaded down with prospective crop of cherries. but eapt. .Mayes fea1s that the birds will capture the most of the fruit.
 Carl Waves and wife were John son visitors Sunday evening Carl has been making good as postmast- CT al springdale for several years, but the job will go to some other fellow in the near future cause Carl is a Republican.
 Several trains of Frisco white re- frtgerator cars. loaded with fruits and vegetables go speeding north ward past Johnson daily, and it will not be many days until this place will be loading some of these white ears with luscious strawber ries
 Mully Is waiting for the Editor 10 spress his opinion as to time and place for a meeting of the cor respondents There is quite a lot of Us, and 'twoud be quite a crowd, if you all could attend. Mully is ready to come and make a red let ter day just any old time
 Jim Crayens and family, who left here last winter for a location in southern California, are mighty well pleased with the country out there, to be sure and come by and see them when making the journey to the big Frisco fair in 1915.
 The applicants for the post of flee here are waiting for notice of time and place for their exami- nation Hugh Lichlyter, Charley Thompson and Val Phillips are the only ones who have announced their willingness to accept the job that vas resigned by Capt Hanks.
 Mrs Belle Cox and daughter, L-e- la, visited with Miss Mary Craig, at West Fork, during the closing exercises of the school down there. They stopped off al Greenland on their return Thursday and spent several hours with the family of ''Willam" the Greenland cores pondent of The News
 Dick Liehlyter has purchased 22 acres of timber land. along the sde-hill east of the Wilkinson place The deal was made last week The land is part of the Hewitt place Dick expects to put in a lot of strawberries there The land joins the Wilkinson place which is now owned by Dicks son-in-law, Ben Johnson. Jr
 Mulkeepmo.