The Springdale news., 1907-06-28
1nsisbborbood news
SOUTH SPRINGDALE,.


 June T. Mr. and Mrs. Rcbt. Sealy called ou Mir. and Mrs. h. Hummer Sunday evening.
 Fhe rain Sunday morning broke into the arrangements of three couple very materially and i'll place et days outing II Monte Ne the3 had days in- ming at home NIr. and Mrs. Plummer, AIf. and Mrs. Baxter and Nlr. and Mrs. Brown had made every preparation to start and De ou tine road by seven o'clock Sunday morning Tor Monte Ne. Buggie> greased. horses groomed and lunch bas- kets tIlled, but the rain called It oa aad thus We see sthe best laid plans ot men and mice ait gang aglee"
 Archie Sheehan has returned rom It. Smith where he has been at work Tor some tune ]. E. Randall and vie. while out driving Sunday. called ou Don't Worry,s folks making short visit.
 Don't fail te read the program for the second annual meeting of the correspondents tO the Spring dale News 10 be held on July n il 2::.}0 ?. Ill. Il the Auditorium during Ghautaaqua week It is alright, only We would like to see the names ot some of the fade correspondents on ter | paper or poem. Now lets Nee if every correspondent 10 The News can't be on hands at the meeting Come.
 Orchard men are realizing more out of their carly fruit than efef before. Prices started III good and are holding uP well all through and buyerS are eager to get the fruit, and from the great stack of well filled boxes on the depot platform every dd3 one would Say there is money laying around loose somewhere. Buy CTS seem to have 10 lack of non- ~ from the WAY thev run their hands down III their trousers pockets every few minutes and pull out thr shining stuff to pay some fellow fer a load of apples. It lS business HoW5a-days at the depot and nobed aau tell when Il k going t0 tet up. and we say hursah Tor AfkansaW.
 The black berry sroP#is simply immense. and tile largest and sweetest berries ole ever picked and | Wiil take fully one month har Pie king to gather the=erop and get t to market.
 D. Y. Davis has son here from Louisville, ky. making short visit with Iris parents. HeI seems to be well impressed with this country and its advantages His business u home will only | allow him to make short visit | this tune, but he hopes to come back in the fall when lie can stay longer and see more oi the country and fts wonderful pro- due etieus And will also see how the big red apples are pic ked and l got to market.
 r. NJ Bratton can't be beat packing boxes of apples i'll | bug ey to haul tu tile depot He packed and hauled 26 boxes ot I apples ole ddf=last week to mar ket in q one horse buggy and E rode on the load himself Who can beat it<
 The finest growing weather Ill the world The rains are just right and corn and truck patel eH- es are doing the best 4ou ever saw. Farmers are well up with their blowing aud lie Iand is clean and loose as an ash bank and everybody i> happy and lousy with money Work K plentiful and good wages are paid, and nobody complains of being hungry.
 Grandma Jordan died Thurs day night of last week at tile home of her sonin-law, Allen Weaver, and was buried Friday 1 afternoon at 4 ?. Ill. at Shady | Grove. A truly good woman has gone to rest and to her re- ward.
 Don't Worry was pleased to meet Bro. Mully in town Satur- day and to hear that everything was moving along nicely down a the reservation. Mully Is as handsome as ever and we can't see how he has escaped being made benedict this long. Ii Don't Worry was i'll Mully's place and so many bewitching young ladies around he would loin the army ere a week and leave single blessedness behind.
 DoN'T WORRY.