The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
JOHNSON
Born: Feb. IS, daughter, to Mir. and Mrs. Archy Lurer.

MT. ana MS. AINH3 INfe4'
 Several old fashioned candy breakin's" have been held around over the neighborhood recently.
 Mr. and Mrs, Tom Fowler, of the Oak Grove neighborhood, were visiting their son. Dodson Fowler, last Sunday.
 Dick Crum spent yesterday with the home folks Dick is working with the Frisco as freight brake man out in Oklahoma
 Several Johnson folks attended the production of The Shepherd of the Hills" al the Ozark Theatre, at Fayetteville, last Thursday night.
 k. NJ. Lichlyter is unloading a car of Oklahoma hay today Dick has disposed Of several cars Of hay to local folks during the past win ter.
 Johnson Bradley. of Spring Creek took dinner Friday with Nlr and Mrs. Frank cardwell MT Bradley had iourneyed over here to get some lime.
 Gane Avis has moved from his berry farm on the ridge to the Pete Bement place and John Clay poole has moved from the lime kilns to Genes place.
 John Late made Rome howl with that stalk cutting machine Sat urday evening and yesterday John is farming down on the Dr flight place again this year.
 Muddy roads kept John Eiehlyt- CT tfa4eling from Tuestay to Mon day to get to Parsons, Kansas, where he and ee skillern journ- eye. Ire entlY to take=eharge of a farm.
 J. Harvey Pearson came Up Fri from his home down in the Boston mountains. near Striekler, Ark. He intends 10 spend several days visiting relatives and old friends.
 Grandpa stackey was up to the post office Saturday evening look ing mighty sassy" cause his fav- orite, Woodrow Wilson. is going to move into the White House in a few days.
 Arthur Smith has that hot bed a going now. He has quite a lot of seed planted. and if he keeps the fire going regular there's no reas- on for a plant famine around here this spring.
 Dick Lichlyter is having a heap Of trouble in finding oak lumber to use in building that addition to his barn The saw mills are either away behind with their saving. or are just out of logs
 Johnson and Nandelbnrg forward ed drawings, etc, of their block signal invention to eastern parties recently. and are DOW waiting for a report on same Muly hopes that the boys Will make I hit with their ideas
 fhe farmers are doing a lot ot blowing th!s week. and all are -rg- ing to take advautage pf thIs d al weather and get as much work dane as possible before blnstery Aaseh cones along with its fraakish weather
 X iarse ao=k of wild geese pas ed over Johnson lale yeste. ia e4- ening on their ioHHe5 10 the north. Ii ls generally pe.ty good sign that winter is waning when the wtid geese begin 10 Da S from the saath
 A pretty good investment fer lo- cal eaptilaists would Dc the baId- ing of some neat eoaaees in a3f n- son. as there are no empty dNell- ing here, and seyesal families are ready 10 move in as soon as a residence F vacated.
 Edgar Bookopt says that le is going to get Frisco brakan1aa's $ Job before many months. Probably that E what o many local yoaths are aspiring 5o do, as nqmber are raining ID to it by hopp ug. riding and Jumping from moving trains here.
 Stony Point A. |. T. A. Lodge No. G, at recent meeting, pass ed resolutions of sympathy for worthy brother. sam Claypoole, who was so cruelty bereaved by the mur- der of Miss Nellie Moneyhum to whom he was to have been married on Feb 23.
 Frisco Agent Phillips has been enjoying visit for several days from his wife who resides at Wash