The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

urday.
 Mr and Mrs. clyde Green Of Ben tonyiile are the parents of seven pound boy.
 Rev. 4. L. Jordan. a Baptist min ister 73 years Of age. died Sunday at his home il Rogers.
 Emra Goeble and Miss Pearl Noakes Of Rogers we're married at BenfonYille recently.
 Taylor Blake, newly elected sher- if of Benton County has appointed Sid Jackson as his chief deputy.
 The total enrolment in the pub lie school at Rogers is $40, with only s2 pupils II the high school
 Mrs. A. A. Phillips died sudden ly on "Wednesday of last week at the Sanitarium Hotel at Sulphur Springs.
 Mrs. Francis HaFdHiek. 50 years of age. died suddenly Of heart trou- ble a few days ago at her home at Grayette
 c. E. Hardy and Miss Pearl Cox were married recently at the home or the bride seven miles west oi Sulphur Springs
 The grand jury at the recent ses- sion of circuit court examined T. witnesses and returned 6i indict- ments, al 6 cost of S1e2o.ho 3.
 Mrs. Mary 4 Brame. S3 years Of age, died on Thursday of last week at the home of her daughter. Mrs. W. i. O. Jones. ar Beut0nyille
 Earl Barton and Mss Nellie liar rill were married recently al Walnut Glen at the home Of the officiating minister, Rev. F. V. Reynolds
 Geo. b Parks. E. N Homan and Lee M. Harris have besa named as paving commissioners a Rogers e have charge of the paving that | to be done ia that town.
 | mass meeting of fruit men and others will be held a Benlony5le Tuesday. October 15. for the puE= pose of making concerted effort 70 fight San Jose . ale 3a thls section
 J. N. Stroud teIis us that II. " GippIe has sold his best grade O. apples 10 Little Rock commission firm for s2.75 barrel That is ! mighty good price this year and the apples were certainly well sold. Rogers Democrat.
 The bonds for GraYettts system Of waterworks have been sold 10 Ar. Burks of Bentonsille Water fei the plant will be secured from 6 deep well. and arrangements have been made with C T siatten Of Sulphur Springs to do the drilling.
 \. Bird tells as that he has de eided 10 not operate the canning Ia tory here this fall owing to the s,a4 ! .ss- the large supply Zaf last years output that is still. =.H he hands ef the anners.-RogeTs Democrat.
 The following officers of the rural telephone company at Rogers were elected recently President. H. c McFarlin, retary. W 2. Baker; treas urer. J N Woods. There Is much complaint from TUT al lines on account o6 poor serYice from Rogers central. and com mittee was appointed to make an effort TO adjust matters.
 Luther Young of the Mar Eagle neigh borhood has been convicted at the present tern of eoaF8 of having three wives and sonse .uuerIy has been sent 70 fae Heaztentiary for three years. He yet Touag man ana als blessedness mag aEFe 2 relief toEn the strenuousassS aI EEse Tares-3zEfe carer .-- Rosefs Ea-GHsrati Ps4ss
 Formal annoanzamant has been made of the engagement and aR- Droeh hing marriage af Mss Mabel Bryan and Fredesiek F Berry of F. Smith Miss RrEan ss tha 6aHgh- Ter of Mfr ard Ms E Bryan 5f Bentonville Mz Berry is tae son of former Senator anl Mrs lanes H Berry and made razlt ar BentonYllle uut4 seW years ago. when he acepesed position Bfa the Frisco railroad al F Smlfh
 Mrs Myrte cask. eao resides near Grayeste Maa h.s saIt against the F'ris2o raiTead .n Circuit Court al BentOnville SatazaaE. winning s5.ooa damagesl the xasI amount fer which the sg5t was brought She alleged that she Ra as permanently in- 1nrea at Rogers nH Ia4y last when a loose fre5ghf ar pumped Iu- 10 passenger 0oaEh .n which she Was stn3lng SAe Nas represented by Walker & H4lks- = Fayett+-Fsll. the railroad oy Goz E E Davidson Of Fayetteyii Tae ase aura led a great deal of attention and many witnesses Rere called bF each side Mrs. Clark was presa1f and tesf9fE- ed bur spent most - 1e tme aa cot which Has placed sa the court room Rogers eu=6psratiye Press.
 R R Taylor. al expert X-R2y man and student q sciences with offlees .a Caleage. spent portion of the past week inyest.gat- ing the claims that Rad5um had been found il Benton county Mr Taylor states there ts not parti-H ele q doubt that there are great quantities Of radio active ore in the Ozark eills bar he sags ,aat owing to the taet that seieaee KNOWS 50 little of the proeesses Of extract ing radium salts from the ore that it has not yef beeoue z com mel elal proposition He is convinced however that within few years the ra1tum bearing ores will have aa enormous marketable Talue- Rogers Co-OpeFatlFe Press
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