The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
SOUTH SPRINGDAIE.
Have you planted corn yet? Ko vo,rsals ,nono+tod from T

Ed West is learning to ride wheel and weighs over two hund- red pounds
 There is skeleton in the clos ct of many homes where peace and harmony seem to dwell
 Mr sager finished planting his corn one day last week Mr Sag CT is over SC years old and gets around like boy.
 In our mention last week Of Mrs Byrd Henson birthday We forgot to state the date of the anniversary It is the 16th of April.
 "A chile is among ye
 And he is taking notes
 And he will print 'em.'
 J. A. Farley will cultivate Oscar Meth place south of town this year. Mr. Meth couldn't have got ten a better man for the work than MT. Farley.
 Mr. Meth was a pleasant caller at Don't ZWorry's Sunday morning He is the book worm We spoke of some time ago, who often sits up nearly all night when interested in book he is reading.
 George Randall passes Don't Wor- ryi abode twice day now. Geo. has sold his farm near Elm Springs and his family is in California Yis- i-ng and George is rooming al his hrother-in=law' s. Grant Evans, south Of town George intends going to California before long
 Thanks, Mabel and Marie for tAe niae pos card you sent Don't Wof- ry. telling Is you were both well. These little remembranees and kindly acts are what the heart likes and erafes. and often pines for
 Cousin Maud went to town to church to-day Sunday "all by hersel' and Wore her new spring hat, and Don't Worry thinks it the prettiest hat he has seen this seas on.
 Sonora We want to thank you for the information you gave us in last weeks News concerning Bro. John A Williams and his work during his life time il Illinois Hope 10 meet you at the correspondents meeting Maybe We can find some others We both know
 The Misses Farley were=in at= tendance at preaching in town Sua- day at II a m South Springdale ought to have small church house so that the weary and heavy lad en could hear preaching without having 10 walk so far, most espeei- ally in the hot summer months. Tie village church is always more home like and free from stiffness than the city church.
 Miss Madaline Mischler came out Sunday and spent the afternoon with her friends, Miss Nellie and Clara Murphy, at their home in South Springdale. Miss Madaline,s home is with Rev and Mrs Lively for the present, she being one of the many sent here and found homes some time ago She is bright handsome little girl
 
 Such compliments as Starbeam gave Don't Worry last week is cal cu.ated Y turn feller head "doncher3 think Let em come, We believe every one is sincere ill their expressions and in sincerity they are received. We have a kindly feel ing for all the correspondents and love evtry one of them and when We hold our meeting We intend to shake hands with every last one of em. God bless them all and help Us to get well so We can be there.
 Otis and Mrs Smitherman finish ed dp their visit with "the old folks at home Monday of this week and departed for their home at Golf fcyyille, Kansas, on the five o'clock train that evening, after stay of about two weeks with father and mother, who We know feel lonely now, that they are gone The good byes have been said, the hand shake given and they are gone and the old home will seem silent and the days longer will grow and the voices will seem husbed that enlivened the home circle It seems so short time and now they are gone and are seen no more. Gooa-bye and Cod be with you till We meet again.
 Correspondents, Don't Worry says yes, by all means let us have meeting of the writers to The News some time this summer, but Don't Worry fears that from present feel ings and indications that he will not be able to be with you We