The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
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 The local weather sharps are lis tening for the thunder in February, as they say it will sure cause frost in May.
 Misses Lela Cox and Nell Banks went up to Springdale Saturday ev- ening on short visit to relatives and friends.
 Ol Holeomb is able to be up and around the house little He came very near dying with pneumon- ia some weeks ago
 Bennett Maxey and his force of crate makers are resting up a few days while waiting for anotherr car of crate material to arrive
 Capt. Will Mayes is going around now looking real lonesome since Jack, the little brown dog, disap- peared mysteriously some days ago
 Dick Moore, who has been visit ing with Hal Crum for several weeks, left Wednesday with the in tention Of seeking work in Kansas City, Mo
 MT. and Mrs Dodson Fowler. of the Stony Point naighborhood, are living in the Johnson berry shed while helping make berry crates for the local berry growers.
 Several young folks Of our public school will graduate at the close of this term which ends in about a month. Tie most Of them are in- tending to teach next year
 Pete Kennedy buiita new hen house some time ago, and Bsn Johnson=f =fs putting =up=one today, So there is chance for boom in the local poultry business.
 Bert Hanks acted as postmaster several days of last week while his father. Capt c. P Hanks, was confined to his house by slight Illness and the raw February weath- CT
 N. R Kerr. who came to Arkan sas from Greensburg. Ind, eou- pie of months ago, is now engaged l in the furniture business at Fay etteville He is brother of our neighbor,. r,.Rey NJ x Kerr
 Landlord Kerr, of the Cottage Inn. says that he is going 10 arrange a ] big wood=pile up there for the ben eft of the many wandering Will ies and weary Mikes who are striking for hand out feeds,
 sam Owens and children decided 10 not journey on to= southern Cal ifornia for some time yet, so after spending several days visiting rela- lives here. they returnd Friday to their former home at Lead HILL Ark
 J 0. Johnson, the government go-getter" who is mentioned % often in news items from Fort Smith. is the oldest son Of our B. F Johnson, ST Oliver was jailor II the L. 5 prison there for num- Der of years. but for some time has been on special duty
 Bob Greenhouse has not report cd anything about that new gaso- line engine and wood saw outfit for long time The last We heard about it Bob was going around saying I never saw a saw saw as my saw saws when l saw wood
 Arthur Smith, our rural carrier, has been deYoting his leisure hours towards the making of a big hot bed over at his pla e IT is a won derfully constructed affair. and Ar thur Is going 10 beat all the local folks towards having early vegeta- bles-tf his present plans work out well
 R NJ Liehlyter has decided to go little deeper in the hay business 50 he is getting q lot of lumber hauled to add more room 70 his barn SO as 10 handle his home grown and shipped in hay more easily. Dick used to be the town blacksmith. but he has rented his shop for several years.
 Jim Watts and family are now liv- l ing in the cottage just west Of the roller mil This is the place where Will Langford lived away long time ago when fancy chickens and Bel gian hares were all the 20. Will had fine lot of each. There are no Belgian hares around here now, not many fancy chickens
 otto Hanks, of Fayetteville. was here few hours Sunday to see his grandfather. c. P Hanks. ot- to is member of the Fayetteville company of the Arkansas State Guards, and he says that the boys there are hoping that their com