The Springdale news., 1913-02-28
SOUTH SPRNGDAIE
A few more days and then

Dr. Kellogg still makes daily trips to his farm.
 No blue birds, no spring. Have r't yet seen a single blue bird
 John Baxter has moved into the house vacated Ia week by A A. Armagost.
 Van Pearson says tell you he is "sho going to raise the water millions this year
 The John-quills tEastsr flowers) Were peeping out at the sun last week They look badly to-day
 II getting the time of year for boys To he looking iu holes and in trees for young squirrels to pet
 If tbe Devil should lose his tail where could he get another one Why. at q saloon where they retail (re-taD spirits of course
 Celsius We hope you may be lucky enough to get your road bill before the assembly and successful enough 10 have f made eermanent law of tie state of Arkansas
 \. \. =Armaeost had his sale of personal property Tuesday of last Week and got=hfs ar loaded by Thursday evening and all started for New Bloomfield. Ala Nr Arma- gost with his car of stock and goods Ms Armaeost and daughter and baby on the five ?. m train Hope by the time this is in print they will be in their new home. satisfied and happy, which will be on farm .of LIS acres two and one half miles from the town If Bloomfield. Mo
 When Don't Worry lived in south ern Illinois many years ago he had Tor Heishbor an old woman that Was careful 10 burn as little wood as possible. tshe had plenty of amber on Ter farm tool She wenf out 70 the wood yard one day and broush-in little am lead of wood and stopping in front = the fireplace she seemed ta = in deep meditation for Whae when she said Well. there Nin be wood after Ia ieaa and gone. and she tossed t on to the fire.
 Van Pearson stopped Saturday evenHag to tell us thaf He had en. eased legal talent to defend nm in his false propfesy5ne Ne thlnk that the omtafal be tsatea,= with Mr. Pearson wien tt=HeaFs the eyi- aeaeez The arapass7 4as poke inst after tie president a5 election and the world had fa=zat toek 70 the prophet and 5@ Hsaazased an .9pel=aHa mid afH.aF. #e felt thsn =tgood aemd=aH t#a5 He RasI that | rouIdnI he athere se He besBeak for the Honorable gentle man all the lea'eH fH- oart can give him in tIIis ease
 While in conversation the other day with Youns hgothee E1auas Brid enfHal lie fold Hs tfat He lad had some three or faur heH3rea zoaeezs- Ions since he had 6ean prsaching. which i5 little more than q year Don's Worry was 4eef aa.aeal,l8 Ia prea-e1 with brother claude We charged him to use all taa fnflu- .enee he could for good v.h tb. youue people He sa'a taa. nearly all his preaching had been 70 tHe young people and that most of tte conversions under bis psea hing were from the young people Bro Bridentha has a bright future be- fore him May h. Be Id ay the split of love and obealeat $ our wish
 IT the time spent Sunday nom ings in fixing this and that. sn trying to look fine and me at Sunday School, was pat .n sE8as- ing he lesson you 4oHIa 4aTe bet Ter lessons and would ku1w h44G more about the bible Be- 3es f5u would be laying np treasures a5o4e Suppose you try going ts aag School in your working el8sHes < { sec if you don't have bett. ons. and if you don't enjoy t.- Fer Some of the happiest aHa bast eontented people We ever kneg st4.ff