The Springdale news., 1914-03-06

 ing a crippled right hand, which was hurt by falling barrel last Friday.
 Rural Carrier Smith is gradually yielding to that attack of motor cy- cle fever and will be riding his cir cult on machine before many weeks
 Si Hill, who came here from Texas when his brother, Jim Hill, died at Bob Garrett's last December, left Fri day to return to his former home in the south.
 Jim Mullins, who is railroading in Texas and New Mexico. is here on a visit to relatives and friends. Jim is son of Jeff Mullins who resides at Inez, NeWMexico
 A number of the local wives have organized sewing circle They met with Mrs Chas Mayes last Wednes- day evening, and will meet with Mrs Arthur Smith this week
 Some of the local folks have been losing many Of their incubator hatch ed chickens They hatch out all right, but after four or five days some disease begins to kill the lit tie chicks.
 Frisco Agent Hays and family re turned Sunday afternoon from a short visit with relatives at=Ayoea, Ark. They went up Saturday even ing, and Dick Cram acted as agent while Mr Hays was away.
 Capt. G. F. Hanks and wife are planning an invasion of New Mex ieoe where they intend 10 visit nu= merous relatives during the coming spring and summer They will start for Des Moines. Mexico. about April 1.
 Aear Of berry crate material ar rive. .and.Nas anloaded hre last week. Three more cars will come along later to supply the needs Of the local growers who are expecting | fine berry crop if the season con- |tinues favorable.
 Mrs Mary Avis died at her home west of Johnson Friday night. She was U years old. and was the see ond wife of the late Nm Avis. Eu- neral exercises were held Saturday evening She was buried in the Shady Grove cemetery.
 The various candidates are send ing quite d bit of circular assertions and appeals to Clear Creek valley voters, but there's not much hopes Of many voters going over to Elm Springs unless the smallpox situation clears up d great deal more.
 The many Johnson Friends of our aeighbor, Mrs James Glenn. symRa- thize deeply with her in the double bereavement caused by the deaths of her father aud mother, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holloway, who were among the victims of tho smallpox epidemic near Elm springs
 The News left out | line OF 50 Of our school item last week. se Muiiz Nla have to tel again that the grad aates who received diplomas n t5e Seventh Grade class wore five n number, as follows 6.Ienn steward Marion Thompson Misses Bessie Hanks, Beth er9m and Blanche Hanks
 Hugh and John LichIytcr are over at springteWn teday where they are looking after business interests. The boys, and ]. E. McClendon, of Proc tor, Okla, have traded for a grocery store there John Lichlyter will move his family over to SprihgteWn and manage the business as soon as the q gal is confirmed.
 Johnson folks had quite q laugh over the wonderful stories told by the newspapers about poor old harm less I'd Stewart being the abductor of the little daughter of pr. Winters, of New Castle, Ind. If those Hunts vile people had not been so sure and swift.-why old Rusty would have collected enough of his scatter cd wits to have told story enough to have saved lot of excuses and explanations from other folks.
 c. & Mayes and son Buell., left Tuesday for Muskogee, Okla, where Mir. Mayes has formed a partnerhsip in the commission business with a couple of gentlemen. Messrs Hoover and Maxwell. They have been buy CTS for northern firms for several years, and all three of them are well known to growers along the Frisco Buell. will assist in the office of the firm. Mrs. Mayes, Dayne and Vale will rapain bara until tho coming aI