The Springdale news., 1913-01-24
SOUTH SPRINGDALE

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 May We not hope that the biggest end of winter is passed and gone.
 Each day brings Us one day near CT to the coming of spring and the blue birds song.
 Happy is the man who can say of truth, my days are days of peace and sweet content
 Mrs. Anna Hummer and her mother Mrs. Goodpaster, spent the day Sunday with the Raedels child ren.
 Jesse Vanzant, John Jarvis and Gene Murphy were giving their wheels an airing Sunday afternoon. The boys do love to go "bykfng' when the roads are good.
 L. L. Hill and family came out Sunday and spent the day visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. II. Price ill Soath Springdale. They came out in their new automobile
 E. B. Teal wishes to be rememb- cred by all of his South Springdaie friends Says he thinks of Us ey- cry day and is afraid Don't Worry is sick as he saw nothing from him in The News the past week or two.
 Don't Worry met Rev Walkup in South Springdale one afternoon last week, looking hale and hearty for a man of his age. Bro. Walk up said Mrs. Walkkup was suffer ing a great deal this winter with rheumatism.
 Sorry to hear Brother Sweeney has the grip and had to give up his route work Hope to soon see him out on his route again. Don't Worry has tech of the cpl zootic', little like We had years ago when people had to sit=up Of nights with their "hoss stock" That was time not easily forgotten.
 Only little over ole month and Mr. Armagost and his son-in-Iaw Ray Myers will move their families to Missouri to make their future home. South Spingda Q will 10 . another good and clver family a il did when Mr. and Mrs Teal bade us good@by. We shall be sorry to see them leave but shall wish them y.-aH Tn thasr now home
 Don't Worry certainly does sym pathtze with Miss Anna Roe to day She certainly will have b}t- ter time delivering the nal today and must be brave and =eoufasz eous little girl Co stay out on the route all day such weather. that zhe may perform a duty imposed upon her The patrons on=R. P B.l should vote Miss Anna Rose q eazd of thanks for this days work.
 When Don't Worry gets to mak- ing laws he will make one prohibit ing boys from handling those little target guns. All over six years and under fourteen will be liable to a fine of s25. when caught play ing with or handling q target gun. They are dangerous play thing in the hands Of q crowd of boys and should be prohibited They aee not fit to hunt with, so boys. lookout.
 To be able 10 read aloud n  pleasing and natural tone of voice is rare gift, gift that but lew persons ale in possesioh of. fhat gift certain young lady living here in south SpriugdaIe is well ii possession of. We Gzteued 10 aer read a letter aloud the other even ing and was surprised and eharlaed at the naturalness and easy flow Of voice with which she read the let ter. We don't know that this young woman makes any pretentions in this line, but she certainly possesses a talent worth being proud of T6e prettiest aloud reader We ever listen ed to was a doctor Harbison in eSdS. VI HtH iS l'dA dtDAA At4A would think he was talking in place of reading, if he didn't know better. He had lovely voice.
 Mr Teal writes in his letter of last week from Kellerton. Iowa, that they are having very cold weather. Commenced to snow Oh the third and kept it up till the 7th, 12 de grees below was the eoldest they had had. The name of Mir Teafs automoile is the overland 39 horsepower, five passenger. Last Sunday MT. and Mrs. Teal and oth- CTS drove 9 miles to a brother of Mir Tears to take dinner, in one and a half hours, making the round trip of 10 miles in three hours. He says Kellerton ships a world of corn. fat hogs. cattle, horses, baled