The Springdale news., 1912-11-01

BENTON
 James s. Colhuln. 59 seats os age, died Friday a. h.s home at 5 nton- vile
 alr. and Mrs ehas Wo0dh ard ol Sulphur Springs are tae "a ehta or new daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. 5 Martin have moved from Benteagfiie 10 Fort Worth, Texas, 10 make their home.
 j. ". Davis, aged 7l yeals, who had been a reside nj of Rogers for thirty years, died last week of drop sy.
 Jas. H. Smith and Miss Jessie Wyrick of Baxter Springs, Kan, were married at Bentonville last week
 Dr. J. P. Pinkerton has resigned as pastor of the Christian Church at Bentonville. but will continue to make Bentonyille his home.
 Miss Noler Keith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Keith. residing near Bentonville, was married recently to Wm. Hodges, a travelling man from Springfield. No.
 Chas. L. Stroud, sen Of II. L. Stroud of Rogers. and Miss Chlo- reta Wallin of the same place. were married at BentoByiIle last Week, Rev. J. P. Pinkerton officiating.
 Officers of the eommers ial club at Gravett were recently elected a. follows: Preside nt. q r. ay: yice president, A. E. NiniIey. secretary, Herb Lewis: treasurer. (. h. car ty.
 Ernest Lee, Who had been resi- dent of Sloan Springs for twenty years. but left there zently to make his home il Colorado. GieG few days ago from blood poison. The remanis were brought back to Sloan ,Spf ngs fcr burial.
 Editor E. Bee Guthrey of the Sul- phur Springs Record announced in the last issue of his paper that he would be away from home for few months and during q al time the paper will be in charge of Claude C. Leslie and Miss Matte Read
 In an effort to rid the town of blind tigers and beet=leggers eiti- zens of Grayett recently organized the Grayett Civic League with the following officers: President, ]. R. Dunagin vice president, (. 5. Ash by; treasurer. Jody Austin, seere- tary, C. F Jay.
 Fredrick Berry, son Of eX=Sena- tor Jas H. Berry. and Miss Mabel Bryan, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs J. D Bryan of Bentonyille, were married al the Cumberland Presby- terian church at BentonYille Wednes- day evening of last week. Rev. Weed, rector Of Episcopal Church of Jolin, Mo. officiating They will make their future home at Van Blu ren, the groom having position at Fort Smith.
 Larry E. Palm. manager Of NeI- iette ranch, was gored by Jersey bull Sunday The animal was in the horse lot and MrA Palm went in to the enclosure on some errand. The bull ran at him, knocked him down and gored him most painfully Mir Palm had three ribs broken on the right side and his head, side and leg were bruised He was able to sit up today, but will be laid up for some time-Rofers Daily Post.
 James Ireland, who has been with Ross Carpenter on q pleasure trip down White river in a boat. return ed home Wteaesaay They have been gone about six weeks, start ing from Monte Ne and going as far as BransoB, Mo- distance of about 400 miles Tie river was so low that their progress was SO slow they decided to ge He further. so Mr. Ireland returned 10 Gentry and Ross went te kaasas GitE- Gensry Journal
 (. C. Feemster has shallow well on his farm north of town. which contains 90 mue | oil that the stock will nof drink the water The well was atout four feet deep, and when lie dus down about six feet farther and struck solid rock the oil began 10 appear He says after skimming the eiI off the va ter it will 0e covered again iu d short time He expects ta ship a jug full 10 Kansas eily and have 1t analyzed. Gentry Journal
 The total indebtedness 8f the water and light fa85 e1 tl4e eity for the Improvements ade in i4t0-Il L. l2. approx nat5Hg nearly Sl4.o4o. has now been reduced 10 $47uo. and with uO further eXfeHS 0nS of fthe water mains ar=f5efaf =4nes a ear from neXt spring H33 see all these debts eoEtra=tea Ter improve Il. nts Ia#el=Ga Wai is certaiull q good record for the management of the city wafer and light. Sloan Springs Free Press
 Much local interest Was manifest ed in the case of the WaIHn X Quisenberry Drug Co. whose af- fairs Were aired in the chancery court Monday Mr Waun has not been in the drug store for some months and the business has been conducted by W B Quisenberry and Hugh Rice. 4he is also a stock holder week ago, Ar WaAn took foreible posse sston of fhe store and ordered his partners our Tie case came before Judge Humphrey Mon day and Attorney Will Dickson was appointed To make or have made a complete inventory q the stock to- gether with an accounting of all debts and credits Of the firm. and