The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

q blessing from the Lord Give thanks, Oh V hills-giYe thanks ye valleys and praise His name.
 Henry Strickland was in South Springdale Sunday looking big and fat. Henry tells us that his father now owns and lives on the John My CT place near Bro Walkup's and their peach orchard is all O. K. for d big crop of peaches. So mote it be =
 The old swimming hole" on Clear Creek that the boys patronized SC faithfully Sunday afternoons last summer had it's spring opening lass Sunday afternoon by few of its last years patrons meeting there for a plunge in it's clear. but rather coolish waters. We think the boys somewhat crowded the season.
 Northwest Arkansas is in the bloom of youth Her checks are tinged as the peach bloom; her eyes as sweet as the apple blossom; her hair sparkles as the morning sun beams; her voice sweet as the coo ing of the turtle dove; her form as 1.-the as the willow tWig; her step elastic and full of grace. Lovely to oeHeld and look=upon thou beauty | spos of the wor q. Who wouldn't admire thee and desire home with ! in thy borders.
 l While in town Saturday afternoon I Don't Worry had the pleasure of meeting and shaking hands with the Hon. Wilson Cardwell We also en. ! joyed talk with the gentleman on his work at Little Rock i'll the law making business-what was did and what wasn't did We were favorabi5 l impressed with MT. CardWell and con yincd that from his talk he is all right and that he did his duty faith fully and well and may His Homer ever be faithful to his trust.
 I get so lonesome some days that fear sometimes l may feel lonely in Heaven My frie nd, what is the main object with you in wanting to go to Heaven to live, after you have lived your allotted time here in this world. is a question that every ole should ask him or herself. for 1t is question Of no little importance. The main objea. of every man and woman should be desire to se and be with their Savior. to be with Christ should be our main desire | He so loved us that he gave his lie for Us. then we ought 10 love Him above every other being. He that 1 l0Yefh father OF mo her more than l i is not worthy Of me When Va worship the Lord in spirit and in truth then Ne do show our love for 1 him till he comes again.
 Mrs. Byrd Henson gave birthday | I I a1 nnTifipO fbp sane day oH the occasion Of it's be- ling her 53rd birthday \ big old ] Itime dinner vas spread d the noon l hot. for the delectation of the guest. The names of the guests were as follows Mrs. NJ. Murphy, Mrs Smith, Mrs Bookout and daugh l ter Beatrice. Mrs Cora Bookout, Mrs Bratton.= Mrs Evans. Mrs SDhink. They said it vas strictly q hen party 6no man allowed but they would extend a invitation to 1 Don't Worry 10 make i. convenient to come in at noon and take dinner vi. them but. Don't Worry felt too poorly to try 10 go, but tenders I his thanks for the nice cake the hostess sent es- by our betterhalf. We sho would loved 10 have been there the best in the world. IL was d magnificent dinner but We couldn't be there.
 One will never forget how the place looked 70 him where he was baptised and the one who baptised him. IL is now just about 52 years since Don't Worry went down into the water with old Brother Evens and vas baptised and can never forget how he looked and the words he said to me, neither can l forget the place and it's surround ings, how it looked all to me. It was nice hole of water close to and just below an old water mill, a very romantic place The old mill had seen it's best days then. 1861 and now 1913. g years later, II with it's owners have ceased 10 be and are no more There was leve reached from hill to hill across the bottom to hold back the waters, and just below the flood gates We used 70 fish and catch the prettl- est sun per~h tEat basked in the sun shine IT was indeed roman tie pIaee + was mile from where l was fai.ed in Indiana.
 Don't Worry
 CANE HILL.