The Springdale news., 1915-07-09
MAYOR LANE SAYS SERVICES
 OF CITY MARSHAL ALV|S
 ARE VERY UNSATISFACTORY
JOHNSON

JOHNSON.
 Mrs. Hal Crum and children are visiting relatives at Brfghtwater Ark
 Will Luper is soliciting insurance for Fayetteville co operative com pany
 John Robson has water plenty. in his deep we'll now. They struck I. at depth Of 132 feet.
 \ large crowd Of Fayetteville pso- pie enjoyed q satfaaa4 picnic at ths t1eal big springs July 9rd. Hal Grum left Monday evening fer Glenwood, Iowa, where he will go to work making apple barrels.
 Estill Cariwell is "chief hay ba CT. here, and has been kept pretty busy sine the close Of t1e shoWery period
 Aunt Mary Pearson returned Fri day from visit with her brother. Wm. Iichlyter ard family, who live near Gravett, Ark
 springdale's celebration yesterday was attended by all unusually large crowd of Johnson folks who report q very enjoyable Fourth 0, July"
 Rev. Moody, Of Goshen, held short series of meetings here several nights of last week, but discontinued same Sunday until a later period of the summer.
 Prof. c A. Cole returned Sunday from business trip to Charleston. Ark Prof. Cole is spending the summer on his Meadow Brook farm here at Johnson.
 Early apples. peaches and black berries are moving freely by local express now, and it will not be long until the peach and apple shipments will be by the ear load Ben Johnson Jr.. and family along with several other local folks, at tended the doings at Bentonvllle, Ark. Saturday. They returned home oa the late train Sunday evening
 George Thompson and wife. of Rob, insoa, Ark. came up Sunday to visit realtiyes and friends here. George has a slight touch of California 'fe- ver,e but Mully does not think it is very serious.
 Mrs. Ellen Branson and grand daughter, Miss Fay, of Des Moines. New Mexico, arrived Friday evening and are guests of Mir and Mrs. C.. P Hanks Mrs. Branson is the only surviving sister of Mrs. Hanks.
 Rex Banks returned Saturday from q sojourn of several months with rel atives near. Macksville, Kansas. Rex was called back here on account of the serious illness of his father, Uncle Jim Banks, who is a little bit better Nlis week.
 The rural route patrons will get their first mail today tTuesday) since Saturdays delivery. as Car rier Smith got holiday Monday Un- tcIe Sans employees observe the day after when holiday chances 10 fall on d Sunday which was the case this Fourth O July.
 Final division of the Hewitt prop erty has not yet been made. but Nir- gil Luallen will get one-siXth Of the L.1 ' a east side where there is quite a lot of saw timber which Virgil will soon want to transform into house and barn-if we just had saw mill.
 Quite a lot of local folks are grow ing tomatoes this season. Some of them have their fruit engaged at a canning plant at Fayetteville, while others will take their tomatoes 10 Springdale There was some talk last winter of a canning plant being installed here this summer, but the promoters failed to get action on their plan
 Yesterday was an ideal day for hay and oat harvesting, and many farmers put in the time at these much delayed tasks instead of at tending the various, Fourth doings.' ; Rainy weather has played havoc with all kinds of local farm work, and few folks can afford to let the dry. sunshine days go by withou' making battle against weeds and grass which are so plentiful in grow ing crops.