The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
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SOUTH SPRINGDALE.


 October I5.-J. A. Farley is D the south part pf the state selling apples for Brogdon and Bratton.
 E. NJ. Bratt0n finished picking his apples Saturday.
 Mrs. Perry. living southwest of town, has been quite sick the past week.
 Sundays east wind and rain made the day disagreeable.
 I. E. Main finished gathering his crop Of apples last week.
 De Thompson has returned home from Joplin, Mo, where he has been at work for the past six months.
 Quince Brown shipped one day last week two barrels of choice apples to his son Will at Atkins, Ark, for which he paid sl. 50 per barrel. They were from the orchard of Mrs. Masoner.
 Another weeks apple picking will make the "big red apples scarce in many orchards over the country.
 Uncle Daniel Hummer is having fine lot of wood cut in the little wood land near his home south of town.
 Well. Oseeola we were so busy getting our apples to market that We could not attend the Institute at Shady Grove Saturday. We regret that we could not be with you, but hope you all had pleasant and ln- structive time.
 MT. Hoole, living southwest of town on the old Dr. Smith place. which he bought some time ago, has been quite sick, but at this writing is fast improving.
 Mrs. Snyder will soon go on an ex- tended visit to relatives in Kansas.
 ]. E. Main has sold hls farm in the state of Washington.
 The advance in the price of cull ap- ples has put more cheerful look on those who have been bending their backs so long for 7t cents a box Let 'em go higher yet. There is some awful fine apples go into the cull pile, apples that would readily command nickle d piece in Arizona and many other places.
 He who can wear cheerf ul smile at all times when adyersitieS asSall him on all sides is indeed hero at heart.
 Don't Worry heard lady Say that her father who takes The News and lives in Benton County, said that be got more home news from the Spring dale paper than he did from the Ben- ton County papers. 'Rah for the Springdale News! Long may she wave.
 As to The News becoming twice-a- week paper we look at it as does our Macedonia correspondent, Frisco, and think the weekly is good enough and think that it would make it rather inconvenient for the correspondents were it changed to semi-weekly. Everything Is running smoothly now and the paper is on the improve.
 If our beloved "Mulkeepmo" had rendered his resignation as president of the S N. c. A. It would not have been received with any greater regret by fellow correspondents of The News than the resigning of Miss Nellie F.. Lee of her position as correspondent of The News at Winslow, Ark. Miss Lee, as the editor said in last weeks News, has won place in the hearts of us all, and we will, one and ali, never forget when Miss Nellie was one of our little band and regretfully we say good by.
 Bro. Tyro, we are not musician, far from 1t. We don't know one note from another, can't make music on any kind of musical instrument, can't even whistle tune, and there is no music m our voice. Yet there isn't any one who likes good music better than we We in our humble way write words for others to compose and write music to. We hope soon to be able to furnish you with copy of our new song, and all others who desire one.
 Don't forget the News bargain days and