The Springdale news., 1915-03-26

drilled couple of years ago.
 
 JOHNSON.
 J. K. Bryning, who was Frisco agent here several years ago. is now locat- ed at Bliss, Idaho
 John Webster, of Elm Springs, bought some cattle in this vicinity last week
 Allen Banks is visiting here from Russellvi11e. Ark. where he is a student at the State Agricultural School
 The lime trade is better again and the local kilns are employing a good force of workmen to supply the de- mand for Ozark white lime.
 Marion Thompson. of Robinson, is here assisting Postmaster Thompson with farm work on the Pillow place where our postmaster now resides.
 Capt William Mayes is one of the oldest inhabitants, and seldom ever had the tooth-ache until recently, but those old molars are making up for their long quietude now.
 Two new Aer-o-lite gas lamps have been placed in the Johnson school house, where the new light is a great improvement over the smoky old kerosene lamps.
 Local women folks are having time now with young chickens, as the wintry weather is pretty severe for the little fellows, especially those matched in incubators.
 Nelson Burris, who lives in the Crescent Colony is quite i'll. Nelson has been sick a long while, and a complication of diseases renders re- eoverv very doubtful.
 R. NJ. Lichlyter and wife are now occupying rooms in their new dwell- ing, which is nearing completion. The weather has been very raw and cold for the carpenters to work. Perry Cosairt is to do the painting. Uncle Ben Johnson is hustl1ng around and is going to beat the corn club boys growing corn this coming season. Joe Reed will have 10 look out or this eighty year old boy will beat him sure.
 Tn. fourth and last car of berry crate material was unloaded Saturday and Sam Owens with his force of helpers will now have long pull for the finishing up of the supply ol crates for the coming season.
 Henry Inman, of the U. $. Signal Corps and Miss Katherine Simmons, of Jasper, Georgia, were united 1n marriage recently Henry is master electrician of Go. l, and has spent al most twenty years in the service o1 Uncle Sam
 Mrs Belle Cox accompanied Misses Lela Cox and Lula Maxey to Fay etteville last week The girls attend ed the several sessions of the County Teachers Association, and took the examination for license to teach in tae public schools
 There will be a pie and cake sup per at Stony Point on Friday evening March 26, for the benefit of the school building fund Those folks down there fully intend to build that long needed new school house r1ght away It will be built on new site about a quarter of a mile west, on the Elm Springs road, near the ln- man farm.
 Mrs. Fannie Mosely and daughter Nell. write that they had arrived al Clay Center. Neb., where they fonud two feet of snow covering the ground Mir Mosely was coming along with tn car of stock, etc. They had boarded the train at Columbus, Kan, where they gave up their intention of trav- cling overland by wagon on account Of severe weather and bad roads
 Walter Banks, Andy Cardwell and several other local folks have 10 attend Co,rc next week at Benton vile. They are witnesses in the Whitener murder case which is to be tried there on change of venue from this county. Nate Anthony who was Killed by Whitenor, was wei known here. as he had lived In thls vicinity a number of years.
 Mulkeepmo.