The Springdale news., 1912-08-09

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 Ray Adkins of Gravett and Miss Estel Turner of Decatur were marri- ed recently.
 Felix Lindsey Church, one year old son of MT and Mrs. Felix Church of Sulphur Springs. died re- gently.
 Ed. kruse, for two years local ed itor of the Rogers Daily Post, has resigned and will take up some oth- CT work.
 Dr. Albert Sullwold of Gentry and Miss Leath Sansregret were married recently at the home of the bride at Superior, Wis.
 B. W. Leatherock, postoffice in spector, who for number of years worked in this territory. died recent ly at Kansas City.
 D. B. Lane died on "Wednesday of last week at his home at Benton vile, the burial being under the auspices of the Masonic lodge
 L. L. Isbell of Joplin, Mo, and Elizbaeth Carnett of Rogers were married last week. They will make their future home at Webb City, Mo.
 Lon Zimmerman. well known horse man and former resident of Rogers, died recently al Sapulpa, Ok Death is supposed to have re- suited from heart trouble.
 C. A. Rogers of Rogers, who went to Pueblo, Colorado. recently for benefit of his health, was stricken with paralysis a few days ago and at last reports there was but lit tie hopes for his recovery.
 Mrs. s. E. Evans and Miss Maggie Morphew left this morning for Springdale. where they will visit Mrs c. w Weir. They will also visit at Monte Ne and will be absent sev- eral days.-Gentry Journal.
 A census of Rogers completed last week by the city clerk shows It also showed 348 horses, 1S2 COWS 92 hogs, 77 dogs, 27 brick houses, 719 frame houses. ' concrete houses, 19 miles of sidewalk
 About thirteen Catholics met at the home of Mrs l. K Meffert last Sunday for the purpose of forming a society in Rogers. There are about twenty-eight Of that faieh in the county, and they hope 10 se- cure quarters in which to hold ser yices.-Rogers Republican.
 Mrs J C. Sherry, an elderly lady living on West Poplar died at o'clock last evening and was buried at o'clock today at city cemetery Rogers Daily Post, Friday
 Deceased was formerly a resident of Springdale. and was the mother of Albert Sherry living east of town.
 A solid train of ice from Fort Madison, Iowa, passed south over the Frisco this morning at 650 for Fort Smith for use in ceing fruit cars, That's some ice shortage when 1t is neesseary to jump clear across Missouri to get ice 10 handle the Arkansas peach crop.-Rogers Daily Post, Thursday.
 At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Benon County Hdw. Co, of Rogers. bel din this city Monday. officers were elected as follows. w J. Doke of Benton vile, president; C. Harrington of Sloan Springs, vice president; Nor gan MeMichael of Rogers. secretary and treasurer.-Rogers Democrat.
 Mrs. W s, Patterson attempted suicide Thursday night by drinking tincture of iodine but fortunately W. S. heard aer and called for a phy- sician, who quickly relieved her and at present We hear she is doing very well She says trouble was Ridge correspondence in Rogers her reason for the rash act-Pea Democrat
 The Baptist church at Gentry re- fused to accept the resignation of their pastor, Rev Elmer B. Brown, and he will remain with the church. Mention of the resignation was made in these columns last week.  said to have been brought about on account of the pastor attending a fancy dress party in "riggin9 that some of the members did not ap- prove.
 For many years the railroad and the people of the town having been spelling it 'Peirce City" Mo, while the postal department insisted upon spelling it in the usual way. Pierce City" short time ago, in answer to petition from the patrons of the hN no,-+,.