The Springdale news., 1908-07-17
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

July Notwithstanding the dray and hot weather we are having corn has grown rapidly the past week and mantatnS dark and healthy color.
 We predict the canning factory will get a good share ot thls crop of peaches.
 Mir. and Mrs. Williams and two children came aP from | armington this county Satnr- day to visit over Sunday with old friends. and returned back home Monday. Mrs. Williams will be remembered as Miss Or by Shawls. by the people ot thls neig ghborhood. who once lived here with her father. She spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Hummer.
 Miss Hattie King, though =31F- ing some three miles from town, Is the most faithful Sunday School attendant We know ot, winters cold Tor summers heat does not deter Miss Hattie, for as sure as Sunday morning comes she may be seer passing on her way to Sunday School even SHOW in winter nor rain III summer does lot stop her.
 Don't Worry was in town Sat urday and oh, how dull 1t did seem. compared with Saturday before, and how We did miss the moving piotures" on the side walks, there was an aching void, and like Ed Weleb We were lone some.
 This hot dusty weather is hard on horses that have to be on the road especially delivery horses, which are almost always driven in a hurry, and often by careless boys who have but little sym pathy for the horse they are driving and though the poor horse be ready to fall from ex- haustion and over heat, the whip Is applied unmercifully and he IS forced to go to lively pace through the binding dust and burning heat, boys do be merei- ful and show the poor dumb brute the kindness that you would wish If you were in his place.
 Dee Thompson is spreading himself all over this County, farming, he has crops on four or five different farms. Dee IS a hard worker and good farmer.
 What Is fad. well I'll tell you what one is. and Ii 1t wash | fad they wouldn't do 1t, sweet faced girls going bare headed on the streets and high ways in the burning hot sun, baking their brains every day.
 Prentice Raedels has been at home for some time sick and has to lay of from lis work as brake man on the road.
 The first letter Don't N orry ever wrote for publication was printed in The Davis County Democrat at Washington, lndi- ana, and covered the whole front page and d part ot the second. It was written over thirty years ago. soon after We became resi- dent of the Lone Star State.
 Uncle Dan Plummer can beat the best of them building po- tato ridge. they are gilt edge and sugar coated.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown came up Saturday from Fayetteville te visit over Sunday with the old folks at home
 This week VIII close out the blackberry season which has been q good and lengthy one.
 From the number of ice cream freezers Ras Graham was hauling out home Saturday afternoon one would guess that he was going to treat his friends and neigh bors to a cool reception that night.
 Our neighbor, Mr. Price has more apples in his orchard thar We supposed were in Washington County. His is the Ben Davis and are smooth and coloring good.
 Bon Soir,' Mully - Many thanks for the compliment i'll last week. News.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Murphy call ed on Bro. Scantland and family Sunday afternoon. MT. Seant- land has the finest tomatoes O. any one in the neighborhood, ht r;ll Soor have them riDta IT