The Springdale news., 1915-11-12
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 JOHNSON

JOHNSON.
 + + + < < :. < s. .s + Dick Moore, of Avoca, Ark, is visiting Hal Crum
 Hiram Moore is undergoing an at tack Of bilious fever.
 Born, Nov s, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan V. Hanks.
 Wm. Lichlyter is here from Gen. try visiting relatives and friends.
 Rev Moody. of Goshen, filled his regular appointment here Sunday evening.
 Rush Steward is building con- nlodious barn on his farm north of Johnson
 Hugh Iicblyter returned Sunday evening from a business tip to sp1dngtown.
 Dick and Ol Grum are sojourAif E with their parents again after an extended absence from Johnson. Rev. Chas. ". Burkes has chang cd his appointment at Johnson from No. II to Nov x, at 7:30 D. m.
 Sid Thurmond left Friday for Fl. Worth, Texas, on his way to his home in Eddy County. New Mex.
 Will Bennett is experimenting the erection of the Virgil Luallen bnng- allow on Yireil's farm east Of John- son.
 Mrs. George Thompson came ap fpom Robinson, Ark, yesterday to spend a few days with relatives here.
 Some very dilapidated board euI- ver7ts are to be found along the pub lic roads between Johnson and Springdale.
 Ed Steward is taking a special treatment in an effort to defeat the a1sidious attack Of rheumatism which $ granpling with him.
 Mrs. C. W. Adams and children are sojourning with Mrs. Wm. Waves while .Mr Adams is prospecting for a location in Oklahoma.
 l. Mcqueen is firm believer in the efficacy of paint, and is giving all of his several buildings good application of various colors
 Val Philips has rented the Kerr residence and will move his family there. He has been living in Andy CardWell's cottage for the past year. Carl Kline of Yincennes, Ind, is here to superintend the building of the steel wagon bridge over Clear Creek al the Reed ford west of John son
 Mrs Belle Cox and daughter, Le- ia, and Miss Bernice Hanks were guests Friday evening and Saturday at +he Sidney Graham home, near Sringdale.
 Reyburn Peay is contracting for the erection of a stone residence at his place west of Johnson. The rock will be secured at the Clear Greek lime kilns where there is fine lot of building stone.
 Postoffice Inspector H. G. kuper of Fort Smith, Ark, was here last Tuesday Investigating the pillage oi the local pestoffiee which was raid ell by the two tramps who broke in to the Ozark Store Nov. lst.
 Cal G Gates who was killed by fall from the upper floor of dairy barn Tuesday night, near BentonVllle Ark, resided here for several years and worked for Will Mullins and Phi Mcclure. He was 57 years of agf and is survived by a wife.
 Arthur Smith is attending to farm work on his place west of Johnson while waiting for Uncle sam tt transfer him to some rural route Arthur was faithful carrier her' for many years, and had missed hu yary few days from the regular ser vice until the discontinuance of thu rural route here on Nov. lst, whel he was placed on the waiting hist. The stockholders of the Fruitmens Union he'd their annual meeting Sat prday evening, Nov. 6, and elected the following board of directors fo next yea: c. W Erwin. NJ. D. Ma son, George Brooks, Phil Mcclure John Tyey, Fred Graue and c. w Hayes. he newly elected board or ganized as follows: Pres. and Treas G w Hayes; Vice Pres, Georg Brooks; Secretary, M. D. Mason.
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