The Springdale news., 1913-05-16
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SOUTH SPRINGDALE.
 O. for warm summer nights
 Hope deferred maketh- the Heart sick
 Miss Hattie King vas church go- CT today
 Can you write and think of some thing elae at the sane time
 There .s nothing rejuyinates an old man like being widoweH
 Our blackberry patch $ white as snow 1t is 50 full Of boom. Ney- CT saW it's like before
 What a boon good health is Its worth cannot be told, in shining dollars of silver aid gold
 The=ho of Lon Noe:y ean ION be seen on a postcard made by ar tist EieHIyter. Want oHe2
 When it's gloomy weather We think of the past. ook at the pfes- ent and hope and Eray for tke fu- ture
 LueeIla Henson and Sam Norton Maud Smith and Harold Henson took fishing trip on the Illinois river Saturday and Saturday night returning Sunday
 Think twice before you speak, is an old adage but some people We fear sometime speak twice be- fore they think rom the way they fling out the words
 Dat ol mockin bird he feel mighty
 Up 30 high in =de tree top. Watehin de heeiflF= de el- COW
 Round an round de lot
 G..N GFiggs areRred in Sunday afternoon al Don Horfy's and ehat- ted with Us for t couple of hours AIr Irigga is d plea ant man to talk with Mrs Grlggs is aF at Butterfield. Mo, ys ting her two six daughters
 The farmers are done planting corn Some of them plowed over their earliest plaHtings last Wezk till The pig rains came and stopp I them. The AilI be busy again iA a few days With tie corn anu ber- ries together.
 Mrs. Madge Ward used 10 fe neisabe9 Of ours Hl59 Ii}es ID West Springdale ame 9Fsr Sun4at aftei- noon To visit her cousin, Mrs. JoAn Baxter and while II south Spring dale she called on Don Worry folks making short but pleasant visit eome again and He.come.
 That 5 so. B0az "as Ruth's bean. Sweetheart 1t 8oeId he these days Anyway BOaz kneR how 10 go about winning the heart of Ruth by hay ing the reap rs to drop little more grain than they had been that Naomi and Ruth might nave better gleantng Little d Is of kindness will Win the heart of most any wo- man if sincere
 Photographer Liehlyter was in South Springdale Thursday of last week making views as he passed along on his Way to Gid Liehlyfer where lie 0as going tO do some work He made an exposute of the home of Don't Worry as he went by Now anyone wanting a picture l the home Of Don't Worry can get Il by calling on MT Eiehlyter.
 And he said that in 1492 Golum- bus discovered Aneriea and he said that was all he knew Blondy you shouldn't have mad the young man unload such a heavy cargo Of know ledge all al the same time Did you thank the young gentleman for the information and tell him that you would call again when your knowledge box needed replenishing
 Strawberry picking opened up brisk Monday. though it was real cool and threatened rain all the fore part of the day but the pickers kept busy and by noon some of the grow CTS had gotten over their patches. John Baxter has four acre patch that he picked over by noon getting 25 crates first picking. The conti- nued cool weather Is retarding the ripening of the berries very much.
 Mrs John Baxter will soon show to passers by some very fine perpet- ual (monthly) roses in her flower garden in South Springdale This garden was started to growing roses and other flowers some three or four years ago by MT. and Mrs. E. B. Teal when they owned and lived on the place, and now the rose trees are fsome of them) as high as a mans head and will be able to show some nice blooms every month till frost comes again.
 Judge Thompson's picture in the News looks as natural aS life. Judge Thompson was a man that stood out from among men with distinctness more than most Of his fellows. We were proud to he numbered as one of his acquaintance and friends and now he has gone from us and We see him no more We lament his death Farewell old friend, take thy rest and when the resurrection morn shall dawn may we meet again on