The Springdale news., 1913-01-24

week at her home at BentonviIle.
 The Frisco now maintains a switch engine and crew at Rogers.
 MT. and Mrs. Jas. Norris, Twin, near Bloomfield, are the parents of new son.
 A daughter was born recently to Nr. and Mrs. Wm Winans, living near Hiwasse.
 The Gentry Journal reports the birth of a son to MT. and Mrs. 9th CT Roberts, near Bozarth.
 The brass band at Gravett is to be reorganized A town without a brass band don't amount to much.
 Miss Nellie Eyens, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Evens of Pea Ridge, died recently of tuberculos- is
 Mrs. Leva Holt, wife of Bud Holt, died recently at their home near Gravett, the remains being inter- cd in the cemetery at Mt Pleasant. Deceased is survived by her hus- band and four children.
 The First National Bank and the Benton County Bank at BentonYille had their annual election of direct ors and officers last week, but on ly change made was the election of Dwight Dickson vice president of the First National
 The Hiwassee central girl was rendered unconscious for seve.a4 hours last Saturday mornin bgy a shock from lightning, but has re- covered. She is the eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Barrow of this place.-Grayett News.
 There will be mass meeting Of those interested in fruit growing at Gentry Saturday, under the aus p.ces Of the Gentry Fruit Shippers Union Addresses will be delivered by Prof. Martin Nelson and Prof Ernest Walker of Fayetteville.
 C. D. HighfiH of Gentry has a. cepted a position as trayeIing sales man for We5ster=Warnoek DfHg Co of Memphis. Tenn, and will make eastern Oklahoma and Ben ton County. He will probably make his headquarters at Stratford. Ok.
 Mrs E. P. Justice, who formerly resided at GraFett. died recently at the home of step-daughter whom she was visiting in Springfield, Mo- death following an operation for trouble of long standing The re mains were taken to her home at Grove, Ok. for burial
 At a recent meeting the city council elected A. E. Owens 10 serve as councilman for the unex- pired term of the late ]. D Paiprs E F Jackson was elected treasur- CT. w H. Cowan having resigned It was decided to expedite bus ness in the future by meeting twice q month instead of once. Rogers Democrat
 The County Judge H C SmitA, has appointed the following as del egates to the good roads eonven- tion which conyenes in Little Rock January 23 and 24. H. W. Gipple, Geo T Lincoln. Lee seamster, C s. Ashley. ]. C. Lee, R C. Gould. ]. W Winstead, W. F. stahl, j.. c. McSpadden, F. F. Freeman and Dr. Clinton Rice Beutonyile Sun.
 Louis Groshon has gathered one hundred pennies in Rogers as a contribution To the sum that Is being raised by penny donations to pay the fines of two Idaho editors ho got in bad with the judges of that state by publishing Roo Eelt,s comment on their action in refusing to place tHe Progressive candidates on tAe official ballot last fall Rogers Democrat.
 Dr T c Ramsey of Bloomfield was in Monday ey ming and re- ported an unusual incident which oe- cured in his practice last week. He succeeded ii taking stone four and a half inches in eireum- ference one way and three inches the other. from the bladder of a lady patient who lives near Chero- kee A few minutes later the NO man gave birth to a healthy chlld.
 Gentry Journal.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Grayett was held Tuesday of last week, and W. H. Austin, Nj. F. Leonard, E. N. Grayett, ]. Nj. Me Allister. F. NJ. Gamble, H. s. Hanna and F. H. Hilboldt were elected di- rectors. W II. Austin was elected president. M. F. Leonard vice presi- dent, Jas. Banks cashier. 4 dixi-