The Springdale news., 1912-08-16
nsarby Counties
BENTON

David Love and Ollie Loving, botf Of Gravette, were married recently
 Sarah Shaffer, 51 years of age died recently at her home at Gar field.
 A daughter was born to Mrs. Min inc Hensley of Benotnyille last week
 J. H. Goodin and Mrs Ada Hayes of Rogers were married Thursda. evening
 Hunter Pickens of Pea Ridge has accepted a position with the Benton County Hardware Co, at BentonYllte
 Bentonville people are sending ur loud protests against the service be ing received from the telephone company.
 Mrs. Mary E. Rice. 53 years ot age died Tuesday night of last week at her home on Prairie Creek on White River.
 The Rogers commercial club is working to secure a bridge across White River at some point near the old Van Wrinkle ferry.
 The annual report Of County Treasurer \. s. Henry for the year ending June 30 shows cash bal ance on hand of ,0314 46.
 Mrs. Mary ]. Humphreys. g years of age, died Friday at Rogers. The remains were taken to her former home at Rochester, Minn., for inter- ment
 The residence of Jesse Cox at Gar field was destroyed by fire recently, together with most of the contents. It is supposed to have caught from stove pipe.
 Rev. ]. C. Hines. the COW boy evangelist of Texas, is conducting a ten days union meeting at Sulphur Springs, services being held at the Methodist Church.
 James NJ. Jessie. 72 years of age, an old resident of Sloan Springs and a member of the Baptist church since the age of 16 years, died last week Of tuberculosis.
 J. L. Neal has resigned as cash fer Of the State Bank at Sileam Springs. and O. P Maxwell, former ly of Gillett, Ark, elected to the. pc sition and will enter upon his duties September 1
 Siloam Springs was visited by an unusually heavy rain Thursday morning of last Week, during which two residences in different parts oi town were struck by lightning but not seriously damaged
 Miss Grace Funk went 70 Spring dale Tuesday morning to visit with friends for a day or two and also to address a meeting of the Miss ionary Society of the Presbyterian church-Rogers Democrat
 Geo. L. Barnes, a c, X F Yet ran, died a few days ago al Siloam Springs where he had resided for eleven years, and the remains We're shipped to his former home al Parkenburg. Iowa, for interment
 James W Evans Of Bentonville, and Minnie Collins. of Corpus Chris u, Texas, were married al the Ho- tel LeFlore yesterday afternoon by Judge Fishhaek Evans k q promi- nent farmer of Benton county.-Ft. Smith s. w American.
 John Blaise died this morning al his home on Main street al S30 0 = clock. He has been in poor health for six or eight months but has been bedfast only few weeks He will be buried in the Decatur cemetery The date of burial has not yet been announced Decatur Herald
 A telegram was received today Wednesday, by Mrs John Smart1 from her son. l. P Smart. known in this section of the world a. Pol ly Smart" that he had received the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Craig County, Okla Yinita is the county seat of Craig county and Mr smartt has lived there a number of years since leaving Ben tonville.- Bentonyille Democrat.
 Flanders glove factory al Rogers was destroyed by fire one night re- gently, the lost amounting 10 about s15, 1000. 5000 on the building and machinery and $1o.ooo on finished stock. The glove factory has been in operation for about year and gave employment to twenty-five or thirty people. It ts announced that the factory will be rebuilt as soon as insurance can be adjusted.
 The Bank of Rogers. established twenty-eight years ago as a private bank by W R Felker has been in pOrnorafp1 aS c+a+a hopb 4ba oa n;.