The Springdale news., 1918-12-13
JOHNSON.

Mrs Harriet Late is sojourning al present with her son, John Late.
 Mrs. B F. Sweetin and daughter. Miss Bealah are visiting relatives at Lead Hill. Ark.
 John Late has about disposed of hls car of Nebraska potatoes. They are mighty fine "spuds"
 Mrs. Margaret Cole and children, of Little Rock, Ark, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W L. Stuckey
 Johnson folks have been too busy having the flu to pay much attention to the present term of Circuit Court which is now in session at Fayette- vile.
 Carl Mayes is convaleseing from an attack of influenza at Fayetteville and Mrs Mayes who went down there to nurse him is now undergoing an attack.
 The local lime company has been hit hard by the flu, as nearly all the lime workers are sick with the dis ease, and some of them almost have pneumonia
 Mss Vera Hanks completed her term of school near Winslow last Fri day. She returned home Saturday. and will attend business school at Fayetteville
 Perry Gassoirt returned Wednes- day night to his railroad work on the Frisco, near Chelsea, Okla Perry had been over home for a short visit with his family.
 Miss Bess Thompson, principal of the Johnson school, returned Thurs day te her home at Harmon to en- joy vacation until Johnson folks get rid of the influenza.
 Mss Lillian Cardwell came home Sanday from Steele where she is as sists.nt teacher in the public school which has been shut down until the influenza drive k over in that dis trct
 Ms Amanda Mayes returned Sat atday to huskogee, Okla, where she i5 spending the winter with her son, ehas s. Mayes. Mrs. Mayes came ap some len days ago to visit John son relatives and friends
 The prospecting drill is now at work en Uncle Joe Ritchie's farm. cast of Johnson. No public an n5meements are being made IS to lhe result of the investigation up to date-but Johnson Is going to ship other products than lime. fruit ana berries.
 Hugh Lichlyter has traded for the NJ \ Kerr place which has been va cant since the Phillips family moved to Sapulpa. Okla. some months ago. Hugh will move down there to the newly acquired property which will b. much more convenient to his busi- ness at the store and post office
 James Conduit and Clyde Erwin failed to make deal for the Erwin auto which was sold to Conduit at the sale sometime ago. The ear was disposed of to Carl Ownbey Mir Erwin and family have departed for California, but Clyde did not sell his property here. He rented to Mir Fannin.
 John Boswell has been entertain ing ease of influenza, and it would take a lot of space to name all of the luelless folks who have been hay ing 1t recently. Springdale and Fayetteville physicians have had work plenty around Johnson, and the rural telephones have served well to hurry up the calls for aid to the sick people
 The influenza epidemic IS raging hc~e again and some sixty cases are reported now. The Johnson public school WAS shut down last Wednes- day until Monday, Dec. 30th, and also all public gatherings and social par ties are abolished until the present epidemic passes. The present at Jacks are not so severe as the first eases of month ago, and those who had it then are not being attacked again.
 Mulkeepme
 DIED AT AGE OF 100 YEARS.