The Springdale news., 1912-08-30
SOUTH SPHINGDAI.t

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 Always glad when night comes with its refreshing sleep
 Tomatoes are better this season than any year since We have lived in Arkansas
 Nice moon light nights. Just right for the boys to go courting their girls by the light of the moon.
 The Ben Davis aples are eoloring pretty we'll but not so bright a red as We would like to see
 MT. Price hands in names this week for our South Springda1e let ter, which goes in with thanks
 Death is no respector of persons. The great and the small, all have to submit to him sooner or later.
 Did you ever fall out of bed in the night when asleep It's next to being in a railroad wreck for a time.
 Grandpa Harris walked over Sat urday for a visit with his daugh- ter and son-in-law, NIT. and Mrs Sager
 Mrs. Annie Hummer and Mrs Lu- la Raedels spent the day Friday wis ting with the family of Mr and Mrs. Marion Murphy
 Will Brogdon and family visited at ] N. Goree.s Sunday afternoon. south of town, one and half miles, in the suburbs of South springdale
 Mrs. Hummer is looking for her mother in home this week from a visit of some duration to her child ren living in Joplin and Webb City, Mo
 Mrs Mabel Trowbridge has elm ployemnt in the packing department of Kimmons. Walker and Company. packing eYaporated fruit Tor the market
 Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hill of Long Beach. California. came in Thursday for an extended visit with Mrs Hills mother, Mrs Lilly Duncan and sis ter, Mrs. r II Price, living south of town
 Don't Worry aknowledges the re- ceipt, one evening las, week, of a pitcher of home made cider. which was rich and sweet Presented by Mr Ray Myers. son-in=laW- of Mir and Mrs Armagost.
 Dr. Kellogg shipped apples last week to Dallaz, Texas h our men- ton last week of the Dr passing by with a load of Elberta peaches. We made mistake E was apples in place q peaches | Qas our mistake Df
 Not mans dazs ago Farley fixed his large t4o horse lumber wagon on the stele of d @aeoaette, with seats on all sides and took his whole family o Monte Ne for a days outing. returning back home just as the evening shades Were be ginning to soften the waning day light Tired and weary
 Ml and Nrs E NJ Reatten. Mir and Ms I. II Price, Hrs Duncan Mir and Mrs. l. l. utn called Sun day afternoon on Ms. Annie Plum mer and Mrs. Mabel TroW bridge foi a short visit Mr. and Mrs Hill are Long Beach. calf, visitors to Mir and Mrs. Price and will be here some time looking at the country and getting quainted with the people
 One day while sitting al the domino table playing dominos with some friends, the thought came in- to my mind. Suppose Christ should come back To this world today and he should come to this pavilion and find me playing dominos That thought caused me to quit dominos right then and there forever That ! W dS HtdIiS ANtHlH ftdi dEo
 We'll. Mully. guess We will vote for that man Marion Mason for Sheriff if he has no objection Some one else said they would vote for him too. They say that it is n't his politics, but the man they will vote for So you see how you size up, up here with the people. So you might as we'll begin to get ready to go in and win for you are going to get votes.
 It took. according to the St Lou i is Post Dispatch tSunday's s Editionl 10000 men and women 10 pick and pack this years crop of peaches, of Texas and Arkansas It also took 20, 0,000 pounds of ice to carry the crop of peaches of Texas and Arkansas to market IL also took 1 1000 refrigerator ears to haul the | 3 k,1y