The Springdale news., 1912-07-19
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been organized at Bentonville.
 E. E. smallwood of Oklahoma is teaching a writing school at Gen try
 George Woolsey and wife of Ben tonville are the parents of new SOL.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Harshbarger of Rogers are the parents of new daughter
 Editor J. L. Buekner of the Deca- tur Herald and Miss Louis Londa- gan were married recently.
 Edward Wunder, a former resi- dent of Rogers. died last week at Springfield, No, the remains being brought to Rogers for interment.
 Van Hurley who visited about springdale few days ago, reports bumper fruit prospect over there finest outlook he says he ever saw-Gravett News.
 A. V. Burke. sent to the pen at the last term of the circuit court of Benton county for raising $l hills to s5,s, was last week granted a par don-Rogers Democrat.
 Victor coehrane, son Of L. A. Cochrane, former resident Of Springdale, moving from here to Gravett number of years ago. 4as married at Dewey, Ok, recently.
 MeNeils Pharmacy at Rogers was burglarized Friday night, a number of watches and other articles being taken, amounting in value to S165. Entrance was had through the sky light
 The following divorees were grant ed at the recent session of chaneery court: Marshall Mcfarland vs. Es- ther Mcfarland. plaintiff to pay costs Warren Younger vs Nancy Younger, plaintiff to pay costs.
 The Christian Church at Gravett will begin revival meeting the last Sunday in August, conducted by Dr. E. ]. Emmons and singers. A movement is also under way to en- large the church building or erect a new building
 The Baptist church at Gentry was dedicated Sunday, services being hele at II a. m., B D. m. and $ D. m. The dedieatory sermon was deliver ed by the pastor. Rev. Elmer B. Brown. and basket dinner was spread on the ground.
 The firm of Cato X Dorset, own ing grocery and produce stores al Gravett, Gentry and Decatur, has dissolved. E W Cato trading his interest in the store at Grayett to his partner and becoming sole own CT of the two stores at the other points
 The Siloam Springs Free Press says the peach crop in that vicinity is late and car lot shipments will not begin before the first week in August. The price is already low, and growers fear that by the time the crop ripens the price will be such that growers will not be justi- fled in picking and shipping
 Fred A. Dayey. pardoned by Gov ernor Donaghey Saturday arrived in the city Saturday night for a visit with his family He is connected with the vinegar industry in Paris, Texas, and will soon return there It is said that the court calendar in his case is clear. All indictments against him have been caneeled- Sloan Springs egister.
 Sloan Springs is to have an eight days Chauiauqua this summer. put on by the White Chautauqua sys- tenn, in which F N. Bartel is in- terested The town guaranteed the sale of Goo season tickets, the num- Der being easily sold So far as known this is the only town in this section that will have a Chautauqua this season
 It is a pleasure to note that the school board is having much success in their work Of soliciting funds for continuing the public schools next year. Of course there are some who refuse to give anything but then again there are others who are do- ing better than expected If Rogers is to share in the state aid to high schools it will be necessary thai the money here be up by Iuly 20th.- Rogers Democrat
 At the recent meeting of the Rap list Young Peoples Union of North west Arkansas held at Bentonville, the following officers were elected President, J. W Keith of Rogers; vice president. Jean Boyl of Ben tonville; secretary, Miss Jessie Thorn of Fayetteville W. A. Ramsey of Fayetteville had rharpa of ,ba p,aat