The Springdale news., 1912-10-25
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son 3t GIaSette Rtete tAii it4 4 Sulphur Springs recently, hgS- f. N. Shipley otii1iatlnf
 Mir. and Nrs. Bert Fam e ca S1 ioam SD ings eft Mca&a< 0s ias week for all autor obiie t4p 10 jte fair at Da ias, tx-s-
 W. H. BoleH, residing soa5lH est of Decatur, and Mr5. Ida i.a"renc' of Westville. Ok. were married at Siloam Springs recently }.
 D. c. Walton of Fellows, Cal, and Miss Amy Kinney of Grayett were married last week and left at once for California to make their home
 T. A. Woods of Bentonville lost his barn and contents by fire one night recently. amounting to over S200 The fire is snplost q 10 have been the work of an ineandiary.
 Word comes from Miss Grace Funk that she Las completed her lecture tour in Kansas and Iowa and is now in Chicago beginning her work in the University of Chi eago.-Rogers Democrat
 Harry George kennan of Rogers and Miss Cora Dot GoVey, daugh- ter of J. D. toFey, cashier of the Benton County National Bank ot Bentonville, were married Thursday evening of last week at tie home of the officiating minister, Rev, ,.offiIr.
 L. o. Woods, former resident of Benton County. but who has been living in the west for ten years past, died recently al his home at Lyle. Washington. He was brother of D IL Woods of Ben tonville and had other relatives in the county.
 most commendable movement is that organized by the Baptist church Jas. Keith. M V Deason and Bart Putnam are e.eeted to constitute committee to assist in securing positions for young men who may be out of work and want to get back in.=Rogers Democrat.
 Grieying over the recent loss of her infant Mrs Ada Stokes Cox of the Garfield vicinity ended her life by taking carbolie sefd yesterday morning. This makes the second suicide in the Stokes family a bro ther having killed himself a few years ago.-Rogefs Daily Post, Fri day
 Apple shipments from Rogers alone gre. Frise Q. II cars green. s ears dried, ears cider. k C. Nj. 26 cars green. Zf5 cars dried, a ears cider. Tosal=6a cars green %6.600 bushels, . cars dried, which IS 575 ,000 pounds. or 2S7 l2 tons. or nearly 0.o0o bushels. 12 ears cider, equal to about U .0a0 bushels. Hat of course most of the cider stock is in storage here al Jones Bros Co.'S plantZRogefs Democrat.
 A. J Russell received word from his son, Sam Russell -Nho lives near Unita. Okla, that their two year old baby followed is mother out when she Went to get load Of wood. and climbed Up on the fence enclosing a pig pen and the hog caught it's foot and bit off three toes before the mother t0u | reach the baby The wounds had beer dressed and the little one was do- ing nicely bat Ar and Mrs Russell had to postpone their visit 10 their parents during the fruit far Ben tonville Daily Sun.
 A number of good road advocates including Senator \ Rodgers, County Engineer " I Patterson and Bud Smith ouutX Judge elect, and q number Of Rogers citizens, met at the city hall here Saturday with Dr r Bafis. Eureka Springs to | dseas tEe proposed au- tomobile road between Rogers and Eureka 5prinss No definite action was taken buT at line TeEaez1 ot alr. Smith, the county eae#HeeH WiH iu- vesugate the proposed fnafe in Ben ion county and report at aa early date Rogers I4eMoe#
 T II Oakley. Rao Has been ab- sent several 3eekz =4f753+g eH the equalization board, returned from BentoW5lle ftrst af the week. having completed his 40fB All tAe prop erty iii He f08atx. 6oHH feal estate and personal. WaS g#BzT attention. and put upon aH qua 6aSSi5 or a. near II as T. Nas possible To d0. \ great amount aH Hae 8#fH5#esft iu the eoang> aas a.Eass ,essed nnreasouahlH IeN f few eases propert* s se aaa a4gh. and in some us 8H as personal aHop- city was a9i 8ea All ot this Was looked uH aH 53tlf 0H the assessment h0aks a a reasonable valuation. -ea6ias TeIs us that the equalization # 3I0Hfasa the YalHat about $400,ot0 GeHt15 ioaral
 Ae aHe sa4eeameat @gaHaer bafsaH aa68zIio. VIC haze To 20 back .o IaHa for dry er summer tAan l4 tast aHe The total rainfall 8uriHe He Iast three months Was IalEess for tAe corresponding peeIad H tgo9 it Was 39 lH He lie atafaee rain fall for th period during inc last seven years ea #H#e# so that We received iusi 4af as mHeh as We ought to nave HEf ast year We had l7.A ineHes. away above the average, may6e tHa NHr 1re are shy now The average f-t8l aefat ftre for the sane ssAee z#aht5s sas A degrees slieAiI3 he5ae tAe average The lasl &a days 0efe tfe coolest shown in fhe ze#ea year record for the moHtb af seTfs mBer The lark ot rain sH resulted ii the same % days breaking ail records for clear da3s H HiaHdfa a4s and partly cl8Hav EAa A.s4 nvs,iars