The Springdale news., 1919-01-10
JOHNSON.


 from Camp Pike where he was serving Uncle Sam for about nine months. Joe Scroggins is blaeksmithne again in the Liehlyter shop. Joe has had siege of influenza and fever in his family during the last few months.
 John Boswell has embarked in the grocery business again after Vaca- ton period of several months which were spent as local farmer and truck grower.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Robison are bill- ed for an early return from California where they have failed to find content ment again This is their third trial | of California life
 It has been too cold and muddy for horse shoe pitching, so some master checker games have been played here during the recent bad weather. Ros- coe Cypert is the local checker cham pion.
 Ernest Weyer writes from France under date of Dec l, that he IS fine and dandy. Local folks had not heard from Barney for long per lod, and some uneasiness was being felt about him.
 Will Hanks left Sunday for his new wor!; in an Ardmore, Okla, lumber yard Will left Mrs. Hanks and daughter Vera, to hold the fort on the farm, as he is coming back if his dreams fail to mature
 The freezing weather of last week was q severe reminder that winter was really here, and the warmer wave has brought thaw which is causing some awful muddy roads, so there is the usual grumbling about bad roads
 Mrs. Rose Wilkinson came down from Springdale yesterday on visit with relatives and friends She says Bob" is arranging to move up to Mo- nett, Mo. Bob and Rose will be coming back to Johnson when our boom days come
 Big John Euper is getting better and will soon be able to help Big Sim run the store Big Sim Luper and wife, Aunt Martha. have bought all interest in the store, and have moved over to John Euper's. Witt Maxey has bought the Sim Luper place.
 Brandan, the Miami driller. has re- turned here and is boarding at Mrs Pearson's He is finishing up the test drill at Joe Ritchey's today and will then move his rig to the Dr. flight farm, in the Clear Creek val ley No results are being made pub lie, so the Outsiders" are doing some watehful waiting
 Joe Coleman. who lived near Wheeler, Ark, died Friday evening from pneumonia, which followed serious attack of influenza. and his wife died few hours later from the same cause 4 double grave was made Saturday in the Stuckey grave yard, west of Johnson, and on Sun das Mr. and Mrs. Coleman were bur jed side by side.
 Hugh Lchlyter has moved his household goods to the residence be hind the rock wall" and is now lot more happier, as he is closer to the store where he spends the majority of his hours as manager and post master Hugh acquired his new residence from Rev. NJ A. Kerr who is now in active ministerial work away up in north Missouri.
 Bert Johnson returned Saturday evening from Harris where he had been to see his father, Uncle Ben Johnson, who is suffering from in- iuries received on New Years day when he was dragged from his sad dle by low hanging telephone wire as he was trying to head off some cat tie that were little bit hard to drive. The accident happened some miles away from his home and a buggy was secured to haul Uncle Ben there where it will take quite bit ot nursing and care before he will be able to ride on horse back again.
 Frank Page and Miss Beulah Sweetin were married recently at Al pena, Ark, where they were visiting relatives. Mrs. Sweetin and daught CT Beulah, have been over at Alpena for several weeks. and Frank went over short time ago. They re- turned here yesterday, and lot of young folks gave them very noisy serenade Monday night. Frank IS young farmer of the Stony Point neighborhood. and his bride IS the winsome daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. r. Sweetin. The best wishes of host of friends are extended to the happy couple.
 Mulkeepmo.