The Springdale news., 1912-11-01
SOUTH sPRINGDALf4

Jack Frost the painter, has been here
 Tie big red apples are about all off the trees.
 \ stroll in the woods would be nice these lovely autumn days
 Don't Worry doesn't know of but one tufnip patch i'll all this neigh borhood
 This is the golden age of the year when big eyaller pumpkins do appear
 We are glad that Mr and Mrs. Meth are so we'll pleased with their
 Rev Walkup is putting a new roof on his dwelling house. He has Mr. Virgil helping him do the work.
 One day last week a freight train passed over the road going south with five street cars aboard on flat cars.
 Mrs. Bohanan living on the Dr Sparkman plaee, was quite sick last week. Dr. Martin was called and she was better at last account.
 Clara Murphy came home at noon Monday from school feeling teo had 10 remain at school. We hope that she may he all right in short time again.
 The wind sprung up this morning strong from the South and the dust has been fearful all day. We don't need an auto 10 raise the dust when the wind blows
 The sale Thursday at H. Rhodes in South Sprtngdale Of last Week vas well attended and auetioneer Trone had the goods all so q by two or three o'clock in the afternoon
 There could be some mighty pret- ty views made by the snap shooters in the country now while the groves and forests are so nicely coi- ored and adorned in their autun IT. al dress.
 If the things of this life are but hadows of the things 10 come, then the things that are to come will be more real than the things that are. Then let us look forward to Hed- ven as a real place.
 Mir. Roberts. who rented the II. Rhodes place in South Springdale, has moved in and taken pos session. Don't Worry hopes that they may all be pleased with their new home. It is a pleasant little place 10 live.
 Mr and Mrs. Bratton called for a short visit Sunday afternoon on their way home from the big meeting" in town Don't Worry is always pleased to have Mir. and Mrs. Bratton drop in, they always seem to him like home folks
 This sunday is a tWin sister 70 last Sunday q true likeness in every feature sitting at our writing in our shirt sleeves. doors open and windows up. feeling in nowise un- comfortable sGn shining outside summer like, tbe 27 of Oct f9t2
 + may be of interest 10 some 10 know that there are only eighteen hundred missionaries in India one missionary 39 every ole hundred and sjXfy-seEtn thousand people. Truly there is work to do over in India yet before the people ase all converted fo Christ.
 Last Sunday afternoon Ray Myers took his wife and baby. his mother iH-law, Mrs Armagos3. Nellie, la "a and Joe Murphy and Marion Stafford all in the two horse WAX on 10 Clear Creek for an outing which they all enjoyed. as ii was such a lovely afternoon to be out doors
 The poor flies hover these cool mornings fin black patches in the $ raps of sunshine on the east side of the house till they get warmed up SO they can fly. then they are off to torment some one the resf of the day. Don't you pity the fly with all the Wor j his enemy, trying Co swat" him from the face of the earth Poor little fly with no one in this wide wide world he an call his friend
 The tother side. you wuz jist a jokin' wuzent you. in last week s News. bout hayin no children at your home, fur hit seemed like from your talk in The News that you knew a right smart about kids not to hey any youreen2 When the Savior took little ehildre up in his arms and blessed them and said of such is the kingdom of Heaven. suffer them 10 come unto me, il showed that he loved little children We believe some parents look upon
 hildren as being a nuisance. and many a little new eomer into the world comes as an unweleome guest into the family circle Don't Wor- " is the father of eleven children, five arc dead and SfY living and