The Springdale news., 1906-10-12
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

October S.-0ct0Def Is uSudtts sweet month, bringing Indian summer weather. and lazy, sunshinY days Let Us hope that the rainy spells are ever and that good weather may pre- vail the remainder of the fall.
 NIT. Din has rented Mrs. De fhomp- sons place south Of town.
 Mrs. Be Thompson has gone to Joplin. Mo. to meet her husband, who has been away since last March.
 Mulkeepmo, We appreciate your kind expressions in last weeks News and when you get married we Will give you copy of our new song for wedding present. That will remind you, There is no place like home. "
 Mrs. ]. W. Gofee was suffering the past week with an attack Of rheuma- tiSm and was confined to her room part ot the time.
 Yes. brother correspondents, lets each one pick out d pretty name for the little miss who recently came to make her home with Mir. and Mrs. Feed of Hickory Creek and send to The News for Mr and Mrs Reed to choose from for their little girl. The fraternity should have q hand in nam ing this baby. and an sure Mf. and Mrs. Reed will not object b3n't Worry would pick out Hattie as nice name. and when she gets to be miss t will sound quite pretty t9 hear Mss Hattie Reed spoken Now every one send name ia their next latter
 We have been t9.d that John Cav thon has bought the Garlic place west of Rev. WaIkup's on the rail I3ad south of town.
 This will be d big thing to tel oa Springdale that one day last week there were F cars being loaded with apples on the sidetrack ali at the same time and the same day. Enough for two full trains
 some cherry trees are in fHIl bloom bloom
 sFelIers, don't 1t make you feel good the ~aythe editor of The News patted Us m the back in last week paper, and called Us boys and girls just like our dadieS and mamas used to do: Such words are encouraging. indeed and will be appreciated by all of us.
 E. M Bratton is still improving He was able to go to town Saturday morning and can get about in his orchard where he has men picking snd culling apples for shipping away. Zion, ;" we appreciated and we hope that our forthcoming song may prove worthy of place in the home and hearts of every music lover Tn the and.
 There has been number of persons injured in the country by falling from trees and ladders while picking apples in orchards of large and over grown trees. One man had his sholder dislocated, another a leg bone broken.
 Grandma GoodpasteT, Mrs. Pinm- mer'S mother, has gone to Webb City. Mo. to visit with children and grand children through the fall and winter.
 Whenever you hear the "big whistlef at Fayetteville like 1t was at your door, then look out for change n the weather for the worse. No matter how clear the day may be and promising for fair weather, when you hear that whistle ten miles away ther you may look for foul weather in few days
 Today being our birthday we are looking back over our past life some what, and if we could reverse the engine like a railroad locomotive we would back down the track DO telling how far and come up the hill again, but there would be some stations we would pass by and not stop at, while there would be others that we would like to finger at little longer than our orders would admit of.
 Turn back. Oh Time, turn back
 And let us be boy again,
 To live over our hoyhood days
 Free from cares, tolls and pains.