The Springdale news., 1908-02-14
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SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

1 U. K. once more and ready Tor business. Many thanks to the correspondents for expressions of kindly remembrantts and am glad to be with you again and would be glad to see letters every week from each one of The News correspondents. Let Us all do our best this year to make our beloved paper better than 1t ever has been, by assisting the editor with bright and newsy letters each week. The News gets bet ter all the time and we correSpon- dentents can help push It for ward, till when Springdale gets to be city it will be a full fledged city paper In fact it k fast putting OH the appearance of a city paper.
 Spring poetry will soon be in order. Don't Worry has batch in cold storage. Don't know il 1t will save or not. It was pret- ty green when we put 1t in so be on tile look out Mr. Editor | it keeps alright.
 Not much ground hog weather yet. Maybe there aren't any ground hogs in this country. Our faith Is sorter weak in groundhogism anyway.
 Well, Bro. Mully, if you cal laugh or even feel like 1t while the grippe has grip on you yoH ean do more than the most of folks.
 Yes, Bro. Tyro there k help less feeling from the grippe that ole hardly experiences from any other afflietion. One gets to feel like tie old dutehman, lie had "shoost about about as soon lii as die.
 The month of February should feel honored as the birth days of two of the best and greatest men this country has ever produced occurs in this month. Abraham Lincoln $ OH the 12tll. George WasIlington's on the 22nd Mr. Lincoln If living would celebrate his 99th birthday.
 Mr. Smitlerman came in ole day last week from Illinois where he las been Tor some time and will again make lis home here. MrS. .Snitherman will come later on when they will resume house. keeping at the old home south of town.
 Aunt Katie Brown is yet feel ing poorly from having an at tack ol the grip, but ismuch bet ter than when we last made men tion of her condition, and We hope ere long will be restored to health again.
 Annie Raedels now works of Saturdays only at the Famous while times and business are qulet.
 Mr. Bradley and family, who have been living with Grandpa Phillips for some time has moved away. Grandpa will be % years old latter part of next month and looks like lie was good for ten years more.
 Mr. Shehan will move back to his place this week. He has been living on the Smitherman place the past year. Mr. She han has made some good improve nents on his house this winter and added considerable more room and now las one of the neatest little homes in the eoun- try.
 Don't Worry has lived in Ark ansas nearly seven years and lie has the first man to hear whistl- ing while about his work. Peo- pie used to sing and whistle too when at work, and if people would do so now-a-days the world would seem more cheerful and people would be happier and freer from cares and better satis- fled with their homes and each : other.
 Since Springdale extended her corporation limits and got whole lot Of us Country lakes inside , the corporation. She Is putting on city airs very pereeptibly, for see what Jim Masoner and Gid Lichlyter are doing at their homes on Holeomb street, making their places look hundred per cent better, and If the whole town would do likewise, wouldn't i she smile though, but
 DON'T WORRY.