The Springdale news., 1913-02-07
JOHNSON

addition of one room on the west end of his house some weeks ago.
 Albert Crum returned 10 Benton vile Saturday evsniug. after short visit to home folks here. He is working a the cope trade at Ben tonyille.
 Several fine porkers were butch cred around her last week, and a number of folks are getting ready for the next suitable cold spell to finish their hog killings.
 John Powell was down from Lime dale a few hours Sunday evening John is lime worker. and has been located here several times during the past ten years.
 Several families around Johnson have been holding house to house prayer meetings during the past two weeks and fourteen conversions have resulted from the services
 Among the several corners and goers of last week was Miss Bue- lah Horne. of Springdale, who re turned home Sunday evening after visit with Johnson relatives and friends.
 Rev Q H. Tucker was out from Fayetteville Saturday evening and Sunday and conducted religious ser vices here. but the weather was so bad that the attendance was rath- CT small
 Tie pretty weather the first of last week caused eus farmers 10 get To hustling again. but the snow storm and colder weather brings let up now. and rabbit hunting and wood ehopping will be the pro gram for lots of local folks
 Hf and NJ Will Na#aox.= Of e7ffsvyile Kan as arrived here Sunday night and will spend sever al aass visiting Wfth 2 latfses. Mrs. N ddox Was form efly Miss Buelah Page. daughter Of Wm Page, Nho resides out near stony Point.
 Mr and Mrs l s Hunter have moved into the small cottage Aunt Mary Pearsan's, and will tarry here until sprine before jour ylns oH to Willow Spring. Mo They arrived Aere re eut}s from the long overland drite frem Por- faIss New Naxfea
 We We're out by Kib Terrys place a few aas ago. and was sur prised 10 see that Kib was rebuild ing his residence and adding a biz room to Ire front sic T5e i'm prosement VII atd lo' to .heI looks of the place when Kib gets all the finishing touches made
 Gncle Ed Stew ard k going to cultivate A.s orchard this season. so he has been paying close atten- tion 10 tie surplus limbs oa those old trees. and vhsn fe gets iu hurry he Pruaes 'em" with his axe which does the work faster. but not heater than knife or saw.
 Rev M Keef returned .e en ly from Ettfte Re k 0HtFe he Bad attentsd ffe annual E oafaJ- ence Ills maaz Zozai fI=nls glad that ts aean eaen tAe care al aae earr= hes al Fa8ste= 4iIle and Wezf - h a5 tHa5 u sures tles#eaas aHanee of Azs resd- ing aere Johnson
 sa o4. q cad H.H Aee en35s tais s4e X wttU refatt,s he#e. M Owens rsslaed Hg me se,- eral years ago Mrs. Owns dted at t8etf o#a na Lead #fl few Y eeks ao Hsiee Na<es aH8 Mrs ao Ra ot a Hla 4. are daueffcf # Mf Q4eos
 George lH#4ft. son tegHe or making his so5 of soEe om mo1a ass- next season. eareo good blacksmith H4 on sEaEnd aere can beat Tim na IF 5 yaum when he takes d a1 en to ny his hand at 5he aasipes He is a4r local blacksmith aaR #ane works in the Liealytee shop near She big oak tree.
 Wiu Bennett and family moved down from springdale last Friday. and it has been bad weather ever since Mir Bennett moved. so he is congratulating himself that he made his move then This same bad weather is holdrg John Lich lyter and Lee Skillerr hack from making their moving trip overland to their new home near Parsons, Kansas
 The ground hog dan't see his shadow here Sunday, Feb. 2. as the snow storm hat started satur- day night kept coming along at in- tervals all during Sunday, and the