The Springdale news., 1913-08-22

THE SPRINGl era1 times of late serious accidents h this way have almost happened One time a shot was fired from a revolver ty lady shooting al a eat and the ball passed through the back porch of a neigh hor mar rowly missing two children on tha porch Parties doing these things should be arrested, be they male or female.-Be Bentongtlle Democrat Ten sandidates took the cty5l ser vice examination at Rogers satuf- day for a position in the nal ser vice Fhe examination was held at Rogers Academy and was conducted by Frank Owens of the local office The candidates were Mrs Eliza Grammar and Misses Beulah and Amy Humphrey Of Garfield; Perry T Phillips Of Cave Springs; sam uel A. Chynoweth of Bentonv le. Jay P Kellee, Enos Stanton and Ray B Moody Of Roger Geo 4 M Lynch, Route ,, Cloe Stephenson Route 4.-Rogers Democrat.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk since our last report.
 " [, pao~a v-z11 Miss Mary Wright. Lowell Walter Beekford Sloan .Aate Bobo .=-=.===.=.z @-=..siIoam ". F. Earnest Monte Ne Miss Kettle Boyd Monte Ne ] H. Jones Sloan Miss Briss Gillespie Sloan Yates elafpool Bentonfille Violin cIaypool Bentonvil'e " A MeAnally Bentonyiue Maud Johnson BentonYille Grover Grafton Manila, Ak Miss Cleo Estele ... Pea Ridge
 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Mespadden of this city and E P Knott and wife of Muskegee returned Men- day from their trip to Cheyenne. Wyo., il the formers auto, dis tance Of 5000 miles They had a fine trip with no accidents and Yis- tied all points ef interest eHneate MT Mespadaen says one esn hardly realize hew certain sections Of the west and north ar suffering rom the drouth unless they see them a. he did F prom ses to come as near being a total crop failure in th se pla = aS tAey have expes5eae- ed for many yeafs - Rogers Dem ocrat
 sunday morning about foaf e.- clock. fhe .ife sompany answered rather unusual call and altHe4sh they got there ID plenty of9me t va aa ae8f before thes aeze allowed 70 throw water on f5#e flames Tae soaree Of the= faoat5e was tfe o#3 hufner engine tHat the Kansas e5ts Memphis lad ben using il tAe Fards for a switch en- zine. and Ne understand tEaf t belonged to tbe Kansas Cry south- ern Tae eaginee was standing V the big cement oil tank. just south of the round hoase, and he help er there Was filling the ofI tender for the aass work when the caught Ire from the fire box IL an instant the cab and woodwork vas ab'aze aad the fife burned aHtzl Fl all tHe el in the tender @as gone T4e raj cad people did Hot want aatsr tafovn CT tfe o71 for fear | would rsate riyeg et zize n the 14a#ts and ID tght sat some thing s3=e on fire EYerf hit et wood daar6 aboa. the eng ne and tender Vas de-eoged d and a fae iron @as d the red hot point fer an hour e= more. | probable tla, mos steel yez ra.Hea -Bqsers Demo ars
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