The Springdale news., 1915-05-07

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Skillern of Proc tor, Okla, were visiting relatives at this place Sunday.
 Quite a number Of Johnson people attended the .Ghildrens Lay exereis- es at Zion Sunday
 Harry George and Erny Meyer re- turned Friday from shoTt trip to Cushing. Okla
 Born, a daughter to Mr and Mrs. John Horne, on Sunday, April 25, 1915.
 c. s. Mayes. wife and son Vale, of Muskogee. Okla, spent last week with local relatives They returned home Monday morning.
 A car load of lumber was unloaded here Thursday by the Stony Point people who will use 1t in the erec tioE, of their new school house which will be started up in short time.
 Orchard owners are very busy with their spraying machines this week. Fruit prospects were never better, and bumper crop of high class stuff is now anticipated
 John Looper is a grand jury mem Der, while Dick Lichlyter is a membe. of the petit jury, and quite lot of local folks have been visitors during the present term Of Circuit Court now in session at Fayetteville.
 Will Bennett has completed the water tower at the Diyen farm, and is now erecting one for Reyburn Peay, who intends to have a mod ern home water works system on his Stony Foint ranch
 Charley Foster. the veteran berry picker who traye's along with the berry season from the gulf to the lakes of the north. has reported from Horatio, Ark. that he is coming up the line again. and will help to har- vest the berries at Johnson.
 The strawberry growers report that their newly set plants are grow ing nicely. Every one is arranging for clean cultivation of their fields this year, and a big fight is to be made against the invasion of the ber- ry weeyil which is reported in var ious old berry feds.
 Prof. Jas. Roulhac, wife and son, stopped off here few hours yester- day while on their way to Pea Ridee. Prof Roulhac win return here soon. and sojourn in Johnson until the end or the next term of public school He has been employed as principal with Miss Frankie Cardwel as assistant teacher.
 John Boswell returned Friday from It. Smith where he had been to con- suit specialist in regard to the eye trouble which has been bothering him for so many years. John will prob ably return to Ft. Smith soon and take a special treatment which the specialist thought would be of great hened- to the crippled eyes.
 c. W. Davis is having great deal of trouble with his eyes again. Claude was forced to abandon a bril- liant career IS an expert office man with the NJ. K < T. Ky, on account of his failing eyesight, and now he finds t almost impossible to attend tc the affairs of his farm on account of the return of the old eye trouble
 4 new Ford auto has been puf- chased by Mrs. Reyburn Peay, of Stony Point.
 The many friends of Dr. Will May field will regret to learn of his death which occurred at his home in Fort Worth. Texas. q week or so ago. Dr. Mayfield was a son of Dr. ". D. Mayfield who owned the big Peay orchards, near Stony Point, number of years ago. Will Mayfield was frequent visitor here before the death of his father, and spent quite bit of time around Johnson looking after property interests after his fathers death.
 The strawberry crop at Johnson Will begin tn ripen by the last of this week if warm weather continues and car lot shipments will start up early next week. The damage from the