The Springdale news., 1913-01-24

engage in business He resides at Fayetteville, but boarded here at E. J. Stewards while teaching at Shady Grove.
 Bennett Maxey is not very hand some at his best, so folks can inn agine how he looks since entertain ing a severe attack of grip. This same aggrayating pest is making miserable folks of Archy Luper Will Plumlee, Will Brooks and lot more less rugged folks who will have to be very careful or else they will have pneumonia which of ten follows such serious attacks
 Raymond Milliken will be local manager for the Johnson FTuitmen s | nion during the coming season. The directors elected him at their regular business meeting Friday eY- ening NJ. b Mason was elected secretary Bennett Maxey has the crate making contract this year, and he started a force of hands to work to-day They have three car loads of material to work up. l A south bound freight broke down pot Saturday night just before the fast Texan. No. 3, was due The freight crew had only few min utes to get back to the switch with their crippled train, and their flagman got far enough back with not d moment to spare to keep the fast passenger from crashing into the rear Of the freight. No speeds down the grade here at fast clip and had the engineer fail- ed to have seen the danger signal Saturday night there would have been a frightful wreck near the scene Of the rear end freight wreck last summer No. was delayed nearly 20 minutes before the freight train managed to get back to the switch
 Another good ran Sunday night has nut Rig Sandy branch to run ming down through Johnson again for the second time since away last fall Local wells and springs will be replenished again, as Asome folks on the aplands have had a short water supply since the continuance of the recent deficiency of moist #ure. \ lot of thunder and lightn- ing was mixed up with the rain Monday morning they say that that thunder in February will cause frosts along in May, but our weath- CT wise informant fails to tell what will follow January thunder storm 4 cold wave seems to be heading this way now, as the temp erature has been dropping steadily since early Monday morning Sey- eral luekless individuals are short Of fuel and are rather long faced over the prospect this Monday. .ey- ening for colder weather tonight
 While on their way from Sunday school Sunday morning Allen Banks, Nell Banks and Miss Fanny Harris had serious wreck as their buggy turned from the main road at Aunt Mary Pearson's to go across the branch on the read to E. ! Stew ard $. The horse was spirited animal, and Allen failed to have him under control, so the buggy uuo I. and the three occupants were throwI to the ground in a heap. The horse whirled and was stopped at the foot bridge before much damage was done to rig or harness. Allen and Miss Nell were bruised quite a bit, but received no serious hurts, Miss Harris was the worst hurt, as she fell on her head and shoulder, causing a terrible concussion of shoulder and brain which has been yielding slowly to medical treat ment Dr Woods, of Fayetteville, was called at once and pronounced Miss Harris to be i'll no serious danger. as he thought she would rally from the nervous shock in a few hours He was called again Sunday night to relieve the appre- hension Of her attendants who fear ed she was growing worse. She is better to-day, but school has been dismissed for week, as she will be unable to teach for several days
 Mulkeepmo.
 Deafness Cannot Be Cured