The Springdale news., 1913-06-20

last sunday.
 Mr and Mrs R A NaHkaH. ot Zion. Wtfe que sts Of Esail Card We'll and Nite Saturday
 Blaekberlias are lpeniag. and number of crates are going tor- ward bg express every event.
 Barney Sturgeon sHent coupe le of Gats Of last week visiting lis brother, Noah Spure oH. He ar Monte Ne
 Mr and Mir. George torrsau :e- turned Sunday evening from short visit with relatives down it Blew ford. Ark.
 pfsk Grum arrived at Reek as per schedule and $ looking tor q Frisco Jeb again, as lie n the vet don't suit Dick 5 taste.
 Our new pes master. Charley Thompson. is getting along uieely with his new job The office re mains at the cd location. Il the ozark Store
 Mrs. Belle COX has been quite sick ~5tA neuraIg | and eamplieat ea troubles incident te tbat serlol a4zease. She was seriously H. Err daE night, but ls eoayales ing slow le aoN
 4 big bunch of spsaaeda boys same down on the af5.raan traj1 Sunday Tor viat fhe o.e ss4n.Hia hoe down nu Clear 2feek and son Gt tm tarfied too .9ng and missed the evening train
 Lee Brothers are holding down tze moving pIet41e SON ErpNd lE f47 dimz ateh!ug attra eH has Ge exAiB t=Hs here RFet5 regularly sine = beginning o= the be Ty zeason.
 l. Braden. ef Ro!7ales. New Mex, < t4e suHs ut I'd Steward thia week MT BfadtH fs a form CT NeN MeXi5o HeIgFf69 6f cAe steward family and may 10, ate hefe t he finds Hia 2 -as- = aim
 Tza 3oeal Eemoz za5z gre not b5t.ax l=ed oye1 the primary that #4s=eeHa= =Hs Satur a8z aHe=3 zs doubt faf I very maHs rom Eeze attend tae ele tien at al. He# all sent think th#t walk ov- e for BEandidge
 Misses Flora and r ankle Card Well and Miss A ma Steward ase at tending the summer school al Fay etteFille N1s e Main moved iof of h0u enc | goods down there and is keeping house Tor the girls iH q cottage on Rose Hill.
 E. II Howell and family have moved from Limedale lack 10 the Crescent Lime kilns. and Dave Nc Reynolds is also back here al work again, 50 folks a4e expecting Lewis Rolin to return most any day-they nearly all come ba k sooner or later mostly sooner.
 Mr. and Mrs John Cox and the four children drove over to John son Sunday with their new earri- age and horse and spent few hours with Mully.s folks. John has lived and worked fer a long time down at the " below Fayette- vile. where the big hardWod iumb- CT plants are To ated
 Arthur Smith was very agreeab- ly surprised last week when his uncle. Henry Smith. Of Roseville, Cal, came in on the afternoon train The folks didn't know he was com ing until he walked into the house. MT. Smith has lived in the far west for many years, but he has visited l here a couple of times since Arthur i has been living in Arkansas.
 Edgar Bookout is visiting John son folks this week. He las beer away several months working with his father, Ed Beokout, on the erection Of kilns and buildings at new lime plant near For. Gibson, Okla Edgar says that the new kiln is ready for business, and that il is well coated by the slCe of a big bluff Of inc stone where it will not be a ha.d task 10 quarry rock plenty
 Mss Gladys Nfler. of Green land, is visiting Aer grand mother. Aunt Jane Burfe=t. Aunt Jane is keeping house heie HoR fer Capt. Hanks and wife who are away on trip 10 see Missouri and Kansas folks They spent last week at Higginsyille, Mo where they yisi- itei John Hanks and family Capt. Hanks writes that he is having splendid visit and is eating three i hearty meals day
 Uncle Tom Hutton and wife who reside away out in Oklahoma. came by Johnson last week and stopped of for a few days visit while on the way home from Chattanooga, Tenn. where they had been attend l ing the Confederate Soldiers annu- al reunion Uncle Tom lived long time ago out west of Johnson, and his many old friends were very glad to greet him while he was here last week He and Mrs Hutton depart ed Sunday for their Oklahoma home.
 Mulkeepmo. 1