The Springdale news., 1913-04-04

this week with their spraying work.
 Rev. O. II Tucker, of Fayette- vile, preached here Sunday morning and evening
 J. A Farley was down from springdale Friday night to attend the local A. + T. A meeting
 The local strawberry growers are all hustling along this week getting a large acreage of new plants set out.
 Capt Waves shipped big con signment of blackberry shrubs yes terday to a grower at Morrilton, Ark
 The tax collector at Fayetteville had a good many business visitors from Johnson during the wet days Of last week
 Miss Fanny Harris returned to- day to Fayetteville after spending several days visiting with her many Johnson friends
 The temperature tumbled 10 f6 degrees above Zero on one of the cold mornings of last week, but no serious damage was done to the fruit crop.
 Dick Crum has quit his railroad work with the Frisco. and left Sat urday morning for Denver, Cobra do-but he'll come back to Arkan- sas before many days go by.
 Col F. O. Gulley was out from Fayetteville today attending to lime kiln business. and telling of bis re- cent trip to Indiana where he saw a great deal of the storm and over flow horrors.
 Levi Timer. of Avoea. came down Sunday and spent a few hours with our Frisco Agent, Mr Singleton, who is holding down the depot while Val Phillips is away on a leave of absence.
 Prof J L. Harris is now teach ing at Pettigrew, Ark, where he started in with an eight months term of school yesterday morning He closed an eight months term here only couple of weeks ago
 Arthur Smith has engaged eontrae- tor Powers 10 come out from Fay etteyille with a house moving out if. and move Grandma Smiths cot tage over by his residence where the two will be joined and convert ed into one big dwelling.
 Local storm cellars have all been made ready for use since folks have been reading of the recent big eye lones in the east and north Once in while one of these freak storms takes a near course across the Ozarks from Oklahoma to Missouri.
 The crate makers have finished about all of their work at the berry warehouse. and are now at their various homes hustling around hur- rying forward delayed farm work Three cars of material were made up for use this season.
 The Johnson A. H T A had a very lively meeting Friday night. Two new mem bers were elected by ballot, and one, Virgil Luallen, rode the goat" Two applications for membership were received. This lodge meets on each fourth Friday night
 Stony Point folks are going to build a new sehoolhouse in the near future. or know the reason why. 4 social improvement club is being or ganized down there. and they are figuring on building hall where their meetings can be held without interfering with the public school
 Charley Mayes left Saturday for southern Texas where he seeks ear ly fruits and vegetables for northern markets. Charley lives now in Wa terloo, Iowa, and will be back up here about the middle of May buying Arkansas strawberries He spent several days of last week with local relatives.
 would enjoy gathering of the correspondents some time this sum mer, as only three or four are now known by me. Mulkeepmo has been sending letters to The News nearly every week for twenty years and two months. and has chronicled lot of Johnson happenings during that long time Mulkeepmo is a Missionary Baptist.
 Mnlkeepmo.
 SPRINGTOWN