The Springdale news., 1913-03-28
JOHNSON

Barney SpurgeOn spent several days of last week with relatives near Monte Ne, Ark.
 Mrs George Thompson returned Wednesday from her visit with rel atives at Pryor Creek, Okla.
 John Boswelfs little son, Linn. has been threatened with typhoid Cor several days, but is better to7 day.
 Dick Crum, who is working out in Oklahoma as Frisco brakeman, came in home Sunday evening on short visit.
 A number of home-seekers passed through Johnson Friday on an over land wagon trip from Oklahoma to Fayetteville
 Dick Lichlyter had lot of folks help him to enjoy big egg roast Saturday night there on the hia- side by his well
 This has been a rainy Monday. and a lot of folks are doing a heap of growing over the dim prospect for doing much farm work this week
 Fishing time is here, but Clear Creek is poor chance for the To- cal fisherman, as they will have to go to other streams to find good fishing
 Friday night, March 2S. is the regular monthly meeting time for the local A. H. r A, and all the members Of No 5S are expected to be present.
 Rev. Jesse Loving and wife, who now reside down at Fayetteville, were Up to Johnson Saturday and Sunday visiting with their daugh= ter, Mrs Sam Cox.
 Col. F. 0. Gulley is not out at the lime kilns this week, as he left Fayetteville recently for Dan vile, Ind. to visit his aged moth CT who is critically i'll there.
 Dick Liehlyter received another car of Oklahoma baled hay last week This makes nearly a dozen cars of hay that Dick has sold here this last fall and winter.
 Uncle Ed Stewart is busy at work on big excavation which he says will be big hot bed when finish ed, but others say that they think he is digging out storm cellar.
 Local farmers and berry planters have been doing much work since the big rain of Thursday. as the weather has ben unsettled and cloudy most of the time since then.
 Oscar Austin was just going to ride that old train few rods the other day. but lie turned loose right HON when the freight-brake= man dashed bucket of water in his face
 Several IoaaI observers were on tIe lookout for the big eclipse of the moon early Saturday morning. but the coming of daylight spoiled the eclipse just as 1t was getting to it's best part.
 Some are complaining and look ing little peaked, but the major ity of our fruit growers claim that the fruit crop has suffered scarcely any damage from the cold wave of last week
 George Thompson closed up the blacksmith shop early Saturday. and drove over to Blewford to spend the night and a part of Sunday with relatives His son, Priestly ;, accompanied him.
 Neal Avis furnished a monolog- ue entertainment for his friends at the post-offiee Friday evening Neal lives out west of Johnson but don't come up to town very often. as he is very busy farmer.
 Bennett Maxey and his force of workers will complete their crate making contract at the berry ware house this week. Three cars of ma terial have been used for making berry crates this season.
 John Cox and family, of Xals, Ark. spent Saturday evening and Sunday with relatives here. They used to live here but have resided for years down at the "Y', where John has position with the Slieo mills.
 A lot of folks had planned to de their gardening on Good Friday but the big rain of Thursday. and the extremely cold wave of Fribay, with the unsettled weather We have been having since. has caused all these plans to go to pieces.
 William Baskett had Squire Web- Der to come over Saturday evening to try to aseerta the trouble that