The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
BEN TON

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 IEIs au1oanced th tlsre aiLl bs DC spring races at E eyefs FaIs yesf
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 Df Foster HH been re-spp aze8 postmaster al at4vett l9f another four years
 Opal. infant eausHter T Sir. aud Mrs. N T. Gam. of BentongI.Ie. died recently.
 Ray Carpenter at Gentry has gone to Kansas City t9 complete q course in embalming.
 Another rural free delivery route has been established at Gentry, making the fifth at that place.
 The pastors Of the different churches at Gentry have formed an association which meets every Monday.
 The Hout Stock Company will play three nights engagement In Rogers, commencing Monday, January 23.
 Gentry is to have d monthly sales day, and the merchants have subscrib- $50 per month to pay expenses of same.
 4 postoffice has been established at Cross Hollows and will be known as LimedaIe. D. E. Hummel is the postmaster.
 Local talent will present the four- act drama Esmeralda" at Bentonyllle tonight for the benefit Of the ceme- tery association.
 R. E. Laughlin of GraYett had one finger on bis right hand amputat- ed near the first ioint recently bY coming in contact with buzz saw.
 B |. Parker, of Mason Valley. and Miss Annie Curry, of Miami, l. T., were married the lst inst. They will make their home at Mason Valley.
 The Monte Ne Herald says J. NJ. Southerland Of HindsYille was at that place recently looking around with a view Of engaging in business there.
 4. M Bell. wno has been running d restaurant at Rogers, viii go to Eure- ka Springs soon for the benefit of his wife who is afflicted with rheumatism
 The BentonViiie Sun was certainly yellow sheetn last week It was printed on yellow paper bY way Of eel ebrating the completion Of It's new home.
 The Rogers Jouanal last week pub llshed interviews with d numoer Of business men al that place and all claim an increased business over the previous year.
 Mss Jennie Jenks and Walter White were married on the sbh inst at the home 0f the brides parents two miles west of Cherokee City, T. w. Keith officiating.
 The parties who have been engaged todrlll for oil and gas at Bentonville have arrived from Kansas and will sink the first hole near the lake at the brick plant southwest Of town.
 At the annual meeting uf the stock holders Of the Benton County Bank of BentonYllle held recently the sum of 5000 was added to the surplus fund, making total surplus Of sls,oo0.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Collyer, wife of J. +. Collyer, Of oil0am Springs died on the 4th inst Funeral services were held at the Baptist church and the remains were inferred in Oak Hill cemetery
 The cantata Ruth" will be render cd at Rogers on Monday and Tuesday evenings, January 2 and 24, by local talent for the benefit of Jhe ladies and society Of the Congregational church. The Gentry Journal says the ex- pense of selling the strawberries of the members of the Fruit Growers association at that place was reduced from 3t cents per crate in 1903 to ], in 1904.
 4 petition Is being circulated ask ing the governor not to pardon II T. Mcdaniel. This petition Is Potten up to e0anteraet d former petition asking the governor for pardon for McDan- ieI -Grayett News.
 T. NJ. Rice Of Brlghwater has a poultry freak, which be says is cross between the turkey and chicken. It has the characteristics of both and MT. Rice is unable to tell whether he has turkey gobbier or a common old rooster.
 The cemetery association at Ben- tonville has let the contract tor tn e erection Cf q sexton's house to cost s400 Only s275 of this amount has haap haat dinnar pil1 ha