The Springdale news., 1912-09-06

of Mr. and Mrs Sherman 0. Gum of Gentry, died recently.
 Caleb Baldwin and Mrs Minerva Hope of siloam Springs were marri- ed Monday of last week.
 Raymond NJ. Sullivan and Miss Li- la B. Robison of Gentry were marri- ed at Bentonville Saturday
 Miss Iva George of Gentry has gone to Globe, Arizona, where she has secured position as teacher.
 Miss Mable Davis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Roy Davis of Rogers and Leon Brown were married recently.
 Mrs. Samuel Lindsay of Siloam Springs was stricken with apoplexy recently and lived only short time.
 Mrs. Lee Ford died "Wednesday of last week at her home at Garfield, being survived by husband and ten children.
 Rev. W. A. Moffitt of Bentonyille recently closed a successful revival at Twelve Corners, during which there were about thirty conversions
 The depot was burglarized last Sunday while the employees were all at dinner Entrance Was gained in some way through a window, and about s2o taken.-Gentry Journal.
 L. A. Pace of Bentonville is ex- hibiting a specimen of fruit which seems to be the result of cross fer tilization between a peach and an apple This fruit, which is neither apple nor peach, but similar to both. came from a peach tree growing by the side of q Gano apple tree in L. W. Gipple,s orchard Rogers Post,
 At a meeting held here last week, a local building and loan association was organized with Morgan McMich- ael as president; Perry \. Clark, vice president and treasurer. and c. NJ. Parker secretary and general n,arager It will be known as the Central Building and Loan Associa- tion. It will be capitalized for S100, 900 and shares will be $foo each Rogers Democrat.
 Assistant Postmaster Leslie Wilson a few days ago received notice that his salary had been raisedfrom S1.- loo to s1,200 a year, and that the salary Of Miss Ethel Roberts. general delivery clerk. had been raised from s1, 1,000 to SLIGO Frank Owens of the local force, had his salary raised several months ago from $f.ta6 to $1.too. The local pay roll is getting to be nice thing for the town. Rogers Democrat
 F F George. who has one Of the best fruit farms in this section. tells us that he will have about I.uoo bushels of pears this season They are of good quality and when mar keted will net him a good sum of money Nr=G George gives h4z orchard the best of attention. eultvatiae and spraying at the propr tIme. and as consequence his orchard produces quite abundantly. and good qual- ity of fruit Gentry Journal
 Judges and Sheriffs of Election
 Tie following judges and sheriffs were apointed on the 27th day Of August, 1912. to serve during the time prescribed by law Tie first three named are judges and the last named is sheriff for their re- spectiye townships
 Anedrson sam Wilson, Ea Pear cy, Robert Wilson D $. Heagerty
 Apple Glen-B F. Lindsey Chas Sharp. Perry Hume Dob KelleY
 Ball. N Farley, II F Moss. Thos. Churchill, II N Wright.
 Batie-E C Brooks. E. :. Hiser, J. F Payne; Tom Cawood. IT.
 Big Springs F Leak, Ed. Smith. Willy Miller; Garland Sig man
 Brightwater Il. Sanders. NJ. Bray, John Roller; Bob Tarnell
 Cherokee. ParmIee, John Thomson. Thos Dickson. John Poindexter
 CoiviIle-Cbas. Davis. ]. $. Brown, Joe Giddens, John Bingham
 Decatur-G w Edmistea. Frank AbererombIe. Thos Trammel; J. L. Denton
 Diekson-Jas. Belew. Henry Banks Theodore Howard; Mex Galyean.
 Eldorado- F. Cowart, E. H. Setser. R. E Burcham. Hugh Woody
 Eseulapia c. Key, C. H. Christopher. R F. Hatfield; Sid Jackson
 Flint-A. F. Mccormick, L. N. Dodgen. B. H. Edwards; Dan Call.
 Garfield Jabe Murphy, c. j.. Mitchell, l. C Moon, Sid Murphy
 Garland-J E. Berry r C Sam