The Springdale news., 1912-08-02

M. SaWVel oI oulpAuI d gs lost two horses recently by lightning.
 Sulphur Springs defeated Noel, Mo, in a game of base ball recent ly, to &
 The infant son of Mr and Mrs. Roy Hamilton, residing near Rogers, died recently
 Jno. A. Sheffield, ST. "A years of age. died recently at his home at Bentonyille
 John Tipton of Nebraska and Miss Ida Harper of Pea Ridge were married recently.
 Mrs. Stokes, mother Of Mrs. John Mullins of Rogers. died recently at the age of 53 years.
 Stanley Hay and Miss Josie Pol lock of Rogers were married Thurs day evening of last week.
 The Sloan Springs military con- pany goes to Fort Smith next Sum dale for target practice at the rifle range near that place.
 At the recent session of ehaneery court at Bentonyille D. N. Peel. Jr., Felix W. Church and Lee 4 Seam ster were admitted to the bar
 A union meeting is in progress at Bentonyille, under the direction of Rev. Hendricks of the Cumber land Presbyterian Church Services are held in a tent
 In fall from bicycle last week, Oscar Stahl, youngest son of W T. Stahl of Siloam Springs, broke his arm. being the second time this summer the arm has been broken
 The Gravett base ball team went 10 Joplin, Mo, recently where they played the E. NJ. F. team of that place, the latter winning, 10 8. Gravett defeated Anderson. Mo. re- gently 1 to 3.
 Lawrence Rice and family of Grove, Okla. and Harry Rice and family of Springdale, spent few days this week with their parents, MT and Mrs. C. NJ Rice. at their home south Of Bentonyille=Be tonyille Democrat.
 The two Methodist churches at Rogers have joined in revival meeting which began Sunday in tent pitched on the Academy eam- pus- Rev. A. C Holder of shreve- port. La, is doing the preaching and the singing is in charge of R. E Johnson.
 Capt. George T. Lincoln. one of the leading apple growers of Ben tonville has closed a contract for s00 barrels of apples of the Jona- than and Maiden Blush varieties 10 be shipped to New Orleans firm The apples brought a fancy price and the name of the grower and the name of his orchard will appear on each barrel.
 The W. c. Craig Manufacturing Go. of siloam Springs, engaged in the manufacture of ice, bottling and creamery business, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy before Ref cree Southmayd at Fort Smith Sat urday and w H. Sanford was ap- pointed receiver This action was brought about by J. C. Patterson of Kansas City filing suit to foreelose a mortgage of s30,000.
 The Progressive Republicans of Benton County held a county con vention at Rogers Saturday. Glenn Williams of Sloan Springs being elected chairman and E. W Homan of Rogers secretary. Delegates 10 the state convention al Little Rock were elected J. P. Dillon. !. N Kirkpatrick. H. N Gipple, F. N Homan. s T. Danforth. ] W Web ser. Louis Groshong. AIternates: ! R Hardin, ] H Rood. E. s. Wilks. A l. Martin. 4 |. Wat kins. ] N Ford. J. 5. Cowee County central committee was elect ed as follows ]. ". Walker. chair man; Glenn Williams. ouis Gro shong, R. Hardin, I II. Rood. Walter Linebaek, P F Moss.
 The Rev Elmer B. Brown, pastor of the First Baptsit Church. al Gen try was criticized by his parishioners because he attended masked par ty in fancy costume. As result he announced yesterday that he had resigned his pastorate. Mr. Brown is young clergyman, a bach elor, and was popular with the younger element in that community. social function was held recently at which d requirement was the wearing of an unusual costume. The