The Springdale news., 1913-03-14
SOUTH SpRlNGDAIE

Farmers will be busy now for a week sowing oats.
 Ise doan tol you once dat early Easter late spring ebry time.
 Jim and Jewel Smith each have a job of making strawberry crates in town.
 Some four or five cabbage D ddlers we're selling cabbage last week i'll the country
 Grandpa smitherman planted po- tatoes. onions. lettuce aud radishes last week Who's next?
 Gid Liehlyter now has a phone in his house south Of town Gid got the phone that Armagost had
 Law sakes at the happiness we throw away that We might have to enjoy fl We were not stuck 90 full Of pride
 John Baxter sprayed the peach orchard last week on the Fredrieks plaee south of town, the Teal place il used 10 be.
 Don'tWorrry can't ever hearth sweet singing of the spring birds any more It's bad to be hard of hearing One misses 90 much of tie pleasures of social life
 How quick children now adays get large enough to leave the home nest and it seems they are much easier to wean away from the home nest than they used 10 be.
 "E. A. R :" We thank you for the nice compliment you paid us in last weeks News and would be glad to meet you and talk with you. Your items to the News are always in- teresting to me.
 Mr. and Mrs Meth you have our thanks for the jar of saur kraut you left at our house the other ev- ening It was good. as fine as We ever ate and hardly lasted till 1t was all gone Thank you.
 Some time ago H. Rhodes, who 1 formerly lived here, sent us a pack age of his home papers which is in Wisconsin, enough to keep us reading week, and We kept forget ting to mention it in our items till we are ashamed of ourself We We're glad to get the papers and thank Mir Rhodes yet for them and ask him to forgive and forget.
 Don't Worry re eiyed paper last week as compliment from lady, Mrs W A. BoIen of Fresno, Calf, who once lived in springda1e tbefore her marriage) and was known as Miss Carrie Phillips. We thank Mrs Bohlen very much for her kindness in sending us such nice large paper and hope that she is subscriber to The Springdale News.
 Had a letter a few days ago from the family of A. A Armagost, who moved lately from here to a farm near New Bloomfield, Mo. They got there all right, with their stock and household goods and say they are we'll pleased with their home and farm and have pretty country sur rounding their home but-they, like E. B. Teal, like old Arkansas the best and We are glad to know it and will be glad to see both fam flies some time settled and at home again in Northwest Arkansas.
 The past few days have given us little foretaste of spring. but We don't look for no big amount of spring weather till along in April, though the early blooming flowers such as Johnquills and Easter flow CTS are forging ahead through the cold. day and night. like the little nigger that was struck down by lightning He jumped up and says T will stand dar" They will grow and bloom in spite of the cold ele- ments and icy cod ground But there is time coming, time coming when all this will be changr cd.
 Mrs Will Trowbridge and little daughter Marie will leave Sunday March l6, for their old home, Per ". Okla. on visit to Mrs. Trow bridges parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F Harrington. Mrs. Trowbridge don't know but that she will come back to Sprngdale to make her home after making her visit with her father and mother at Perry, Ok la Mabel has many friends in