The Springdale news., 1906-12-07
Adjoinins Counties.
BENTON.

A son was born to Mir and Mrs. John Hogan of Siloam Springs recently.
 The members of the Rogers fire company will give their annual ball on the 10th inst.
 Perry Twitchell, an old Federal soldier, died last week at his home at Sloan Springs.
 W. K. Cady of Rogers recently sold 1500 barrels of cold storage apples for S2.15 per barrel.
 Revs. Burks and Crosier closed two weeks revival at CD. church at Bentonville Tuesday of last week.
 B. A. Chesney and Miss Lura Kimsey were married last week at the home of the bride near Siloam Springs.
 The Fairmount correspondent of the Siloam Springs Republican announces the death of Mrs. Nancy Deatherage, 70 years of age.
 The Gravett News says there are some people in that town with tongues as long as the moral law" and that they are loose at both ends.
 Isiah Crozier, c. H. VanDuyne a nd E. Walker were elected al dermen at Sloan Springs recent 1y to ill vacancies that had oc- cured since the regular election.
 Jno. r. Paul, Grand Secretary of the l. o. 0. F., has purchased the Stackhouse brick building at Gravette and The News says he is going to it 1t up for fine office.
 K. J. Severance is closing out his jewelry business at Gentry and will go to New York about the first of the year and enter Alfred College where he will study for the ministry.
 The deer hunting party com posed of Edgar Masoner, E. $. Wilks and others returned from their hunt Ill the Territory Wednesday. They report having seen 24 deer but killed only one. Bentonville News.
 
 While driving home from De- catur recently, Wesley Pearson, of Gravett was injured by te1e- phone pole falling and striking hlm on the head. knocking hlm from the wagon, breaking one of his fingers and bruising him up some.
 Ethel, oldest daughter of E. T. Parks, who formerly resided at Bentonville, died rec ently at Langley, Kansas. This is the fourth death Tn this family with in three years from consumption, Mr. Parks and two daughters are all that survive.
 The Rogers Republican says the Harvey eating house at that place IS to be moved to Fayette- vile, where three story build ing is to be erected. The Re publican says that dining cars are to be attached to the cannon ball and that all other trans will take their meals at Fayetteville.
 The Rogers Democrat reports the critical illness of Robert Morris at the home of his daugh- Mrs. F. W. Richardson, at that place. Mir. Morris IS more than loo years of age, having been born in Monroe, County Ohio, May %, 1900. He came to Rog- CTS from Fancy County, Mo-, about six years ago.
 John W. Rogers, formerly partner of N. (. Roberts III the practice of law in Rogers, but now a we'll known Frisco claim agent, has been employed to de- fend Bert Jaekmsn, who recently killed q man at Goldfeld. New. The trial has been set for Dec. 13, and Mir. Rogers will be there at that time to defend Jackmau with the best of his abilitY.-Rog- CTS Journal.
 The Rogers Hardware Co. has offered prize of S in cash for the most attractive window dis play arranged for them by the six aid societies, representing diff ferent local churches. Tom r. Morgan, Roy Davis and J. W. Kirkpatrick were selected as judges, and each display is to re- main four days, when the next society will arrange a display. The contest Is to close Dec. 24.
 Gravett people got scared up the other day by report tele-