The Springdale news., 1913-04-04
Mearby Counties
BENTON

home at Bentonville.
 John l.. Crank of Gentry has been licensed to practice law.
 Mrs. Redenbaugh, a former resi- dent of Sulphur Springs, died re gently in Kansas City.
 The recent grand jury was in ses- sion ten days, examining 126 wit nesses and returning S4 true bills.
 Terry Peel of Bentonyille has ac- cepted a position as travelling sales man for Kirschbaum Clothing Go.
 Lewis Hodgins. an attorney of Bentonville, and Mrs. Cora Fucker of the same place, were married re gently.
 Sulphur Springs has sold bonds to the amount of $25,0o0 for the construction of waterworks and elee- tric lights.
 Miss Ethel Curry, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ". J. Curry of Rogers and Lee L. Horn, a resident of the same place, were married recently.
 The Democrat states that Benton vile is to have a Chautauqua this summer, number of business men having obligated themselves to sell TOO season tickets at s2.00 each.
 S. NJ. Womack, who was born in Wilson County, Tenn, November 19, 1S45, and had beeen resident of Benton County since 1S53, died re- gently at his home near Centerton
 The new electric car of the K. C. & NJ. made trip to Sloan Springs Sunday but ran out of juice be- fore it got home and an engine had to be sent down to pull il in home.-Rogers Democrat
 Miss Grace Funk left last night for Chicago and will be away for several weeks. She will speak in that city and Des Moines, Ia. as we'll as several other points in the north, before returning Rogers Democrat
 At the recent term of circuit court Judge Naples appointed Ghas. Fields, P P. Curtis and Frank May as jury commissioners to select jur- ors for the next term of court, and Wiley Orr, W H. Conine and George Lindsey to audit the books of the aauntv C ffiaia lc
 The case Of Mrs. Jos Bales Fs. ". F. Rozell, ". R. Daily. R. r. Gould, w A Mundell and John Stalcupt for damages because of the open ing Of a street east of Wallace ave nue to Callahan springs, was tried in circuit court yesterday The suit was for $500 and the verdict was for Mrs. Bales, awarding $5o and costs Originally the suit was brought against these city and township officials, but later was amended naming these five indiyid- uals as defendants-R Rogers Daily Post
 The Daily Post has interviewed a large number of fruit men last ev- ening and to-day over the peach situation The whole matter in a nutshell is summed up by Will 4 Walker, a prominent fruit man, who has studied the situation carefully. examined several orchards, talked with dozens of fruit growers per sonally and by phone Mir Walk CT said &t noon to-day that from 9 10 5o per cent of the peach buds in Benton county are killed=Rog- CTS Daily Post.
 So far as We are able to leaan. q majority Of our people seem te fay- or the Presbyterian church proper ty. corner of Second and Popular streets, as a site for the new fed eral building. Mr Beatty. who bought the north fifty feeet fe@ weeks ago, has asreea to zeH the south half of his lot, which with the one hundred feet belonging to tbe church, would give tae amount of ground required i bid has been forwarded to the government by the church trustees Rogers Democrat.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk since our last report;
 Hugh Roughtou Hiwassee Bertha Lucas. Bentonville w Townson Sloan Springs Mrs |. l. Witt Sloan Springs A. ]. Townsend War Eagle Mrs C. Macon. War Eagle Walter Deans. Garfield Laura Blake Garfield Ernest P. Hitt springtown Eva Walls Snrin Of e,,t,n