The Springdale news., 1913-01-31


 sick for some time. Dad" Bishop who lives over there on Uncle Johns place, has been seriously i'll too Both of these old fellows are very aged.
 K C. Key came out from Fayette- vile Saturday evening on a short visit to his farm oyer near Elm Springs Charley Brown brought him back here to the afternoon train Sunday.
 The Stony Point term of school closed last Friday Misses Naggie there, and they had very nice program Friday. There are six weeks more of the Johnson school.
 Neal Avis came up to Johnson last Tuesday evening, and enter tained Will Bennett and others at the Ozark Store until closing up time Neal has wonderful lot of stories, and never grows weary while talking
 Teenmseh. how do you like your new mail service? oeaI folk. have been hearing that their neighbo.s at Elm Springs were grumbliug nightly over uncertain mail d. HYeries since the seryite had be T changed to the new railroad.
 F.. r. GardWell has rented a slice Of Arm tafess forty aCreS. near VIII Baskett,s and will cultivate corn there this year EstiH spent SC eeal weeks lat fall selling ap- ples down in xas EUt the boys cannot get hi}a to fefl much about his adventures down there.
 Miss Stella Holeomb return Saturday to Fort Worth. Texas. where she is a trained nurse in one of the leading hospitals of that city Miss Ho1Gomb had been here several weeks nursing her h. o her. Ol Hoieomb, Who has had saveje attack of pneumonia 0l E quite bit better now.
 Lewis Roliin Las more nld brok- en down -bageies and hacks around his plaae than any one else close around though Dick sweeney and VIII Jackson may have more and out of the Iot Lewis very often rigs Up wonderful vehicle similar to the one he Was riding around in Sunday afternoon
 The local lime company is not burning any line at the Crescent kilnsZ now. but from tie looks of the great heaps of eordwood that has been shipped Il and unloaded there oHe=eau sue that the kilns will get busy again alter the pass ing Of winter. The lime orders al nfeseft ale beng filled with lime burned at tse lover kt4Hs on sar Creek
 Ms Fanny Hafsis# gas able 10 resume hef pIaae n the ahool-room MoHaaZ morning after resting up 8 week from Ter buggy wreck of taH=ta Hef.tett arm and should = ase ae.9e9zs= supple {et Allen Banks. md Zsister. .Ne1l Were not seriously huft All fhfee Of them are to be eongratHiated on their es- eaHe from what vas very nigh q fatal accident
 The Jones family. with their household goods. arryed last week from Lawton Okla, and have nov d to 5he Brooks farm better know T as the Vernon place Mr Jones bought the property some weeks ago from the owner. Mir Daughfrty. O.. Ft Smith Fiery Brooks has lived there for several years, but he vii reside now just north of Shady Grove sebool-hoase.
 Jim Gfaypoole ! as sold his 20 a re ridge tract Of land, near the lower lime kiln to J F Earle. Jim made business trip 10 Benton vile last Wednesday 10 hurry along some papers concerning the sale of the land He now lives down near his other place be'ow Grand View NJ F. Church since severing his connection with the local lime company a few weeks ago
 J. II. Hunter and family arrived here a few days ago from Portales. New Mex They are old friends of Roy Kerr, and will stop here few weeks in Aunt Mary Pearson's cot tage and look around with a view of locating They made the trip overland having started from Por- tales on Oct. ! Mrs Hunter is q preacher, of tie General Baptisf" faith. and conducted services hers- Sunday night.
 Sim Luper was down at Fayette- vile one evening last week, and was very anxious to get out on the evening train. but a car cf ban9n- as chaneed 10 be on the sidipe there and Sim got SO interested in slowing cheap ripe bananas that he failed 10 note the coming and going of that north bound Fris Q Ira aA It is fife mi Ies from Fas- etteyille 10 Johnson, and two more niles out 10 sims house Whi \ was the distance Sin walked ore cold winter evening
 Tae local members of the John son Comedy Club are 10 meet t"- night and disband The going of Prof Black, Mir. and Mrs John Lichlyter and r. (. Perkins took out some of the leading members so the others have decided 10 qui+. as Prof. Harris and Miss Fanny Harris will soon be away too Mr and Mrs. John Ltchlyter will leave this week, if the weather rema ns moderate, for their future home near Parsons. Kansas They were energtie workers in the several en- tertaiaments given by the club and deserve much praise for their dis play of public spirit