The Springdale news., 1915-10-08
JOHNSON

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 Tom Grebe left Sunday on a busi- ness trip to Sareoxie. Mo
 Ebert Neck and wife have return cd to Johnson after an absence of several months in Kansas and Okla ho1na
 Mrs. A. D. AppIeby left Sunday ey- ening for visit to Nevada, Mo.
 J. E. McCIendon of Proctor, Okla, was transacting business her Monday
 Dick Llchlyteer and wife are spend ing a couple of weeks with relatives hear Douglas, Kansas.
 Milton Hill is spending a portion Of his vacation with friends here NIT Hill resides in Washington, D. C.
 Miss Myrtle Lockhart returned re- gently from long visit with rela- tives in Sarooxie, Mo.
 Allen Weaver is making sorghum molasses at his home north west of Johnson
 The Narimore family moved to Oklahoma last week. They have b ea residing south Of here for couple of years.
 Prof. Roulhae and family and Miss Rhoda Vernon spent Saturday and Sunday near Harmon, Ark.
 Mrs. Silvia Reed arrived from St Louis, Mo, last Tuesday to visit her mother Mrs Linda Maxey, who is very ill. Mrs. Maxey has been sick f5r aa+te long period.
 Harry Sturgeon is ar Lowell, Ark. where he is working Oh the Frisco as q section hand
 Carlos Mayes has bought that DOT ton of the Hewitt farm which was willed to Mrs. Alice Banks by her sister. Miss Belle Hewitt, who died some months ago. There is about forty acres in the tract.
 Virgil Luallen and Ellis Plumlee have been helping make apple barrels at Springdale during the last week.
 Rev. Moody conducted religious services here Sunday evening. He resides at Goshen. Ark, and visits here on each first Sunday
 Witt Maxey believes that it does pay 10 advertise, as short ad in The News found lost blank check book and seven dollars in currency in day or so after publication.
 4 lot Of Johnson folks attended the Fair al Fayetteville last week. and several local exhibitors captured various premiums.
 Mrs. Bert kisner died Monday morning. Oct. I. after protracted attack of fever. The bereayed hus- band and two little children have the deep sympathy of a host of friends Funeral services today were followed by burial in the Sey- moar graveyard Mrs. Kisner will b. remembered by far away Johnson folks as Lizzie Maskill.
 The singing school at Johnson closes tonight. and Miss Smith will go to Stony Point where she will give d series of lessons for aspiring vocalists. After the close of the Stony Point lessons she will prob ably return here to give further in- structon to the local singers. Miss Smith is from Eldon, Okla.
 William Tate has moved that saw mill here from near Mount Comfort, and is now located on the Lewallen ranch, east of Johnson, where there is quite lot of oak timber.
 Mrs. Roulhac is assisting in the local public school which now has an enrolment of more than l20. This is the first time this district has had to have three teachers.
 John Boswell has been having quite lot of paint used on the buildings of the old Pearce prop erty which new belongs to him. His Improvements there add much to local upbuilding.
 Bert Hanks and Will Luper are making apple barrels at Fayetteville.
 Capt G. P. Hanks purchased horse and buggy recently from Chas Norberry, of Fayetteville. Mir. Nor hesrrv is poinp tO hry an aut0