The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
SOUTH SPRINGOAIE.

SOUTH sPRINGoALE.
 Did you ever see a bald faced mule9
 Mrs. |, NJ Bratton has been quite poorly the past week or two.
 Gardening will go slow for few days on account of raining too much. The grass is coming on fast and will soon afford good grazing for our old COWS
 Fare you we'll my old Mary Ann, fare you we'll for awhile. And still it rains.
 Ray Radels and John Baxter gave their apple orchards a good spraying last week
 \ man misses his mother more when he is sick and helpless than any other time.
 \ brother to Jesse Vanzandt of Los Angeles, was in south Spring dale last week soliciting orders for enlarged pictures
 Oats ought to come up a good stand now, it has turned off so warm. We look for good crop year in this 1914
 The DO little motherless chicken can now warm himself in the warm rays of the morning sun and ask the old incubator no boot.
 Farmers can sit back in the shade now for a few days while the sun drys=the ground so they can get to working between theZplow handles again.
 It will soon be time for that most dainty of cards-the Easter card to make glad our homes and hearts with its saintly presence and sweetest love.
 Harry and Ernest Henson sons of Uncle Bird Henson have got the showiest double horse rig in town to drive to school. They attend the 3.
 Don't Worry would like to read a letter every week From the Peo- pie that department of The News affords good and interesting reading and the Editor is to be thanked for it too
 Bro. Waite of Springdale and MT. Meth of South Springdale have each brand new house a piece that are handsome structures, pretty to look at and durably built from the foun- dation to the top
 How the boys do love to play mar bles, Don't Worry and another lad played marbles all one summer, scauS we had nothing else to do and we got to be experts at the business. Could plump old middler without any "pugins" at all.
 It will soon be the time of year for the mournful lays from the limb of some tree overhead where for hours in the warm sun he will sit as if grieying for the loss of her lover The song of the turtle dove will soon be heard in the land.
 Don't Worry had the incest letter last Saturday from Aunt Katy Brown, who once lived in South Springdale, but now lives at Pitkin Ark. Aunt Katie wishes to thank all the good friends through these items who joined in sending her and Uncle Quince so many nice post cards not long since She says the pink shows in the peach buds at their place. She also says that Uncle Quince has found coal in immense quantities on his place. Let's all go down and see it. Write again. Your letters are nice and good to read. Goodby
 Well, Celsius, the Bible admonishes Us to in everything give thanks, but we fear that we do not do as the Lord wished all the time. One can express thankfulness from the heart and he can express thankfulness al- so from the mouth the one is silent, yet often more sicere than the spok- en word. The Lord knows our hearts and whether our thanks are only from the heart or whether they be from the lips only God knows and blesses accordingly. Let us all thank the Lord for such a mild win ter and praise and glorify his name. Amen.
 Mrs. Walters it was indeed with grateful heart that l read in last