The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
SOUTH SpRfNGDaIE

=69 today.
 Never say die.
 Hickory nuts are falling.
 Maxim lassese, is sweet oecupa- ton
 Oh. if We had vinegar coblel9 for dinner Nothing better.
 Texas is full of apple sellers just at this time. Great is Texas
 Grandpa Smitherman has got the Whitest= horse of anybody.
 Don't Worry feels bad today and his items may lack interest
 Thanks. Mrs. Armagost, for a copy Of the st Louis Republic of last week to look over and read
 Dr and Mrs. Kellogg attended divine services at the Presbyterian Church in town Sunday al II o'clock
 MT Bratton took advantage of the nice warm sunny weather Sat arday afternoon and drove into town
 Thanks. Mrs. Rhodes. for a copy of the "Waukesha dWis.l Freeman. ," We find t bright and newsy lt- tie paper and we'll edited.
 Grandma Goodpaster, Mrs. Anna Plummer and Mrs Mabel TroW- bridge attended worship Sunday at II a m at the Christian Church in town
 This weather is good summer weather, but don't complain. Just think how easy it is on the wood pile. besides helping the grass where the old COW grazes
 C N. Griggs and Don't Worry have built rabbit ranch near Point Lookout So this winter when il comes a big snow bring your dogs and We will have some sport shaking rabbits out
 Sunday afternoon A A. Arma- gost took his family for drive, not in an auto but in nice two horse surrey over near the river Barring the dust they had nice afternoon for their outing.
 When Miss Hattie King bought tae Brother Fair horse she made a good investment. and We enjoy see ing her drive by as she goes to and from her school mornings and ev- enings. knowing that she has safe and trusty horse 10 drive.
 Mrs W. B. Brogdon and daugb- ter Bessie with the baby and one other child was in south Springdale one afternoon of last week and made pleasant visit at the home of Don't Worry. Come again Mrs. Brogdon, your visit was appreciated.
 Uncle Billy Martin passed through South Springdale Sunday morning and stopped and ehatted while with Don't Worry. This was the first time We had met Uncle Billy for q long time Some years ago We used To attend the Adventist Sabbath School when Uncle Billy was the superintendent.
 Names of those who went from South Sprlngdale to the lair al Fayetteville Floyd Smith and sister Lura. Nellie, Clara, and Jo Murphy, Jim and Jewel Smith, Ray Raedels, Mrs Smith and daughter Miss Maud, Miss Anna Raedels and Flu gene Murphy. The weather being ideal (barring the dust everybody enjoyed the fair to its fullest
 All machinery has it's speed lim- it's, and when ever you crowd it be- yond it's limits then if you are not caieful something is going to hap pen. Like Bruce Brown the other day Ca noted auto raeer) was erowding his machine to ninety mics an hour, when rear tire burst. turning his car into the ditch, ssmshint 1t to pieces, killing Brown and fatally injuring another. It won't do to crowd any thing beyond its endurance.
 
 MT. Prices brother-in-law, Mir. Hill, who came here some weeks ago from California with his family on a visit and who liked our town so well that he bought him a home moved to his new home the past week, having his household goods stored at Mir. Prices home in South Springdale Mir Hill bought prop erty in the east part of town, a very pretty part to live in. We hope