The Springdale news., 1913-03-28

lie WllQ G<dN5tSI lI0NNiS III SA as were richly perfumed.
 But wouldn't you love to see an old time sugar camp once more.
 Miss Ada Smith came up satur day evening from Fayetteville to visit her folks over Sunday.
 We've got the Texas fever so bad to-day and you wouldn't blame us, If you had ever lived i'll that count ry.
 There are two cases of pneumon- ia in South Springdale in Mir. sadge- wells family Dr. Perkins has charge.
 When shall we look for peach and apple blooms to make showing. We guess the latter part of April or first of May.
 J. A. Farley has MT Virgins place sowed in oats. Just across the railroad west of where Don't Worry lives.
 Isn't it nice to have friends all
 
 over the country who remember you with little acts 10 kindness and lit tie words of love.
 The first half of mans life is the most enjoyable. If he lives to be quite old the first half of his life gives him great happiness in hours of meditating over the past.
 The door yards are getting green. The rose bushes are putting forth leaf buds and the crab apple is showing the green but not robin to tell the glad news that spring is here
 Gid Liehlyter tells Us that he is contemplating planting big mel lon patch on new land this spring on his farm south of town. two miles and gives Don't Worry warm in vitation to come down and help him eat melons which we accept with thanks That makes two in vitations to eat me Ions already be- fore the seeds have ben planted d- next.
 When We lived n Illinois Ne had to pass d wild crab apple tee on our way to town and back that grew Hg the siee of tie road and when fall of bloom 1t was the pret- tiest fhing, and the sweetest tsmell- ing Of all tHe aITle tribe. You could smell t for hundred or two hundred gafas away 90 fragrant it was The odor was so warm and rich that one feit like lingering about the tree To absorb the perfume in his clothing and carrying it away with him.
 Well this is softer gloomy wealth CT to-day Good duck and frog weather Guess the poily=Wogs kicked the ki9er' off last night The frog pond Us to be IS good as a music box 10 us when We could hear good, but now that We have nearly lost our hearing all Is as silent as the grave 10 us The cheer full chirp of the ri ket. the katie did and katy-didnt. the sweet notes of the brown sparrow perehe q upon the fence post, all are as nothing to Us now. It is eonsolng to us 10 be- lieye that our ears will he unstopped when We get "oyer there" and we will be permitted to hear and en- joy tie singing of the angels
 very pious notion Lone Star 10 wish to know one another reiig- ously as well as in any other eaPac- fly and we would be glad f all the correspondents would s eak out in "meatin and tell the.r faiIH and their experience Lets have ali ex- perienee meeting and old time lexe feast Don't Worry is a member of the Christian church, has been member for a good many years He first joined tHe Baptist when he was r in Indiana Then iu Illinois he joined the Christian under Clark Bradens preaching Hls member ship i as Mineral Wells. Texas. where he filled the place of Elder and Sunday sahao' superintendent for number Of years.
 From Falaway seattle.
 Don't Worry received the day after Easter the nicest Easter card from Seattle. Wash. with a niee short letter written on one side which Nc NH copy iH our items for our readers Dear Don't Worry - take pleasure in writing you to let you know h9w much we enjoy your letters in TAe News What Heavenly place it would be here on earth If every home was as happy as yours and mine The winds from Alaska came down this morn- ing and brought us big snow. Well will close as ] am a stfang-