The Springdale news., 1912-07-26

Ridge are the parents of new son.
 The Chautauqua at Siloam Springs will open August for an eight days session.
 It is announced that there will be an old fashioned picnic at Lowell August l. 2. and 8.
 Esther, 13-year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. D. Chamberlain of Siloam Springs, died recently.
 Arrangements are being made for a fruit and vegetable fair at Ben tonville October $, r and IS.
 Twin boys were born to MT and Mrs. Cleveland Holland of Pea Ridge recently, but one of them lived only short time.
 Connolly Harrington, W. L. Marley and Harry Jackson have been ap- pointed election commissioners for Benton County.
 Miss Carrie CoghiH and Edgar =Ex= ling of Rogers were married recent ly and went to Springfield, Mo, to make their home.
 The next term of Rogers Academy will open September l0,, and 1t IS stated that two strong courses will be offered to those preparing to teach
 The work of raising money by pri vate contributions to pay the ex- penses of term of public school at Rogers is reported to be progress ing slowly
 Rev ]. D. Harris, pastor of the First NJ. E. Church at Rogers Is ex- pecting to be transferred to Rock wood, Tenn, where he can be near his parents
 Mrs C. D. Highfill. daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Rogers of Gen try died recently at her home at Stratford, Ok The remains were taken to Gentry for interment
 During the term of the chancery court which has just closed al Ben tonville, 25 per cent dividend was ordered by Judge Humphreys in the case of the defunet Bank of Gentry which failed last Decmeber Rogers Democrat.
 Rogers people applied to chaneery court few days ago for an injune- tion restraining the vinegar plant from using an open ditch 10 carry away waste water, sewage, etc, but before coming to trial the matter was adjusted by the company agree ing to connect with the sewer and to haul away the pomace and other refuse.
 Chas Trueblood sold his farm of 1e0 aecres one and half miles east of Rogers a few days ago 10 Mrs Anna Broyle. wife Of Rev. W, L. Broyle of Fort Smith. eonsidera- tion s13.000. taking some Fort Smith property in the deal Mr and Mrs Broyle will take immediate pos session, and also bought the stock. farm tools, etc
 About ten o'clock Sunday at Herd switch, John Landers. aged about thfrty-five years. shot John Wilson, a young man eighteen, while in a quarrel over whiskey, Wilson was shot through the neck. but it is be lived will recover Landers was ar rested last night by constable Sid Murphy of Garfield and was taken to the county jail at Bentonville.- Bentonville Democrat.
 Dave Cutrell of Sloan Springs was arrested here last week on the charge of abandoning his family and given jury trial before Squire Breeze. He was found guilty and given a $2oo fine and sentenced to a year in jail. He said he vas vis- iting here with his parents bus the jury evidently thought there were other local attractions that had more 10 do With his remaining here Rogers Democrat
 The supreme court last week handed down decision in the case of A J. Bealmer convicted of mur- der in the second degree in Benton circuit court for the killing of (. C. McAdams. and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. the yer diet of the lower court being sus- tained Bealmer and McAdams were farmers living near Bentonvile, the killing being the result of quar- rel. Bealmer claimed to have acted in self defense.
 Senator P A. Rogers has secured the contract to build a public road from his place on Spayinaw creek to Gravette. This will give him an op- portunity to show just how much Of ( an actual road expert he is And lit will help test the contract plan, (which We believed is the only solu-