The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
SOUTH SPRINGDAIE

BldchbeffltS ale nearly gone,
 Mrs. Rhodes called on Mrs Plum mer Saturday
 The corn song can be heard now in the rustic Of the blades
 Two motor ears passed oyer the road going south the past week
 Miss Watson was in South Spring dale one evening last week on school business.
 As everybody goes in the shirt sleeves these days. no need of sum mer coats
 ] A Farley and youngest daugh- ter went to Wellington saf,fcay for z 5ew day st.'z E.sa friends
 Mrs D. Hummer and daughter-in- law, Mrs. Will Trowbridge attended preaching at the Christian Church Sunday at Fl o'clock.
 Three of Mr and Mrs. J. A Far leyes daughters, Miss Rena, Bessie and Ola are on a visit this week to friends and relatives over in Okla homa.
 Mrs. =Armagost las beautiful cluster of tiger lilies and lovely bed of dablias iH bloom in her flow CT garden, also petunias and other flowers which make home attractive.
 Since reading the snake ftem in Hickory Grove tens Of last week every time we wake of nights the first thing &e think Of is snaiX and every little noise in our room eaases us to suspicion it might be a snake crawling over the floor in tie dark Ugh Ny, Ny Don't write any more snake items, please
 Mr. Price, one of our good neigh bors. went up to Harrisburg. No, Thursday of last week te visit fer few days with kiasfoIks. return Ing Saturday. bringing home with linn his neice, Aftsz f,Herson, young lady oI areeossessing appear anee. @ho will make an extended visit at the home of Nr and Mrs. Price.
 Aver Bridentfal. wHo has been away from his home oa clear creek, south of town for some tWo or three years past, al work in Fayetteville al the factory. vas at home for sev- eral days the past tWo weeks visit ing with his father and mother AL yer passed Don't Worfy's a number of times going into town and back while up on his 1'S=f and We were glad to see his familiar face onae more
 Now. that blackberr.es are gone the good housewife vi! urn Ter al tention to apple coolers and apple dnmDlings Where Don't Worry grew up there was not many apple or chards in tie country and what was there were small but generally of good varieties af fruit Summer. fall and winter apples. The royal Gen cite was the best winter keeper. Had large yellow June apples for summer, very large horse apples for fall and large and small red rom sides that Were yellow meated and very fine favored for fall and win ter use Those large yellow Junes Were fine for dumplings The way mother made them she peeled them. halved and eored. then wrapped the apple in dough, put into stew pot and covered with water, then set on the fire and boiled till dough and apples were thoroughly done, then taken up and eaten with dip, milk with sugar, cream was better for dip, but women folks are near ly always sorter stingy with their cream, especially when apple dump lings are being served When you were lucky enough to get cream for dip" for your dumplings you then had something that was most too good to eat. Later people have taken to baking apple dumplings, but We prefer the old way of boiling them in water Mother was an adept at making apple dumplings and salt rising lghtbread, tomato preserves and cup custard and pound cake
 Don't Worry