The Springdale news., 1913-08-01
Mearby Counties
BENTON

city of Rogers this year is 9a2
 NIT. Melee Nobbin and Mss May Shaddox were married recently
 The Eleventh Annual Grand Pic nic will be held at De atur Aug
 MT. Henry Cline and Miss Elma Phipps. both of Garfield. were mar ried recently
 A girl was born recently to Mir. and Mrs John Mcdonald Of Sulphur Springs recently.
 J. (. Joyner of Little Rock and Miss Mollie Russell of Grayett were married at Bentonville re ently.
 Rogers lost three ball games last week to Bentonville, the first by a score Of s to ,, the second 3 ts and the third 13 to 12
 Mr. Arthur Hepner and Miss Ma bel NJ Niehol were united n mar riage at Gentry Satufday.. July 19, Rev. R. B. Templeton officiating.
 Prof. Elmer Garret and wife of Mister, Okla, came up Monday to make short visit here with old acquaintances. Prof. Garret taught school here several years ago Sulphur Springs Record.
 Benton eountys Board of Equan- zation for the coming year will he as follows E. Austin of Grayette, Will Manoss of Beatty, Dwight Dick son Of Bentonville, John Ruddick of Garfield. c F. Church, sulphur Springs.
 A four room cottage, belonging to Postmaster Roberts and occupi- ed by Mrs. Lizzie Harrison, was de stroyed by fire Monday noon. 4 portion Of the household goods were saved by the neighbofs but the house was a total loss. Loss was about s600 with insurance for s350. Mrs. Harrison and son, Ike Harrison. lived in the house-Rog- CTS Democrat.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk since our last report.
 Garfield Nobbin Bentonvil1e Annie 0serten. BentonYlI4e G. C. Joyner Little Roek Mary Russell. Gravette H A. Cline. Garfield Elma Phifs. .-... Garfield Arthur =Hepner. ..=.=..Decataf Mabel Niehol.. Sloan Springs W A Riser .=, Gentry Ola Lane springto~n Melee Nob1in Em Springs May Shaddox Elm springs Jacob : Neet. Gentry Alice sHo6k Decatur
 When Clarence Hunter. George Wakefield and Kyle Fraser got back last week from their trip or White river they had some inter- esting stories 10 tell of their en- counter with the recent high water The night the river rose 1t only lacked foot or % Of eoFeFinng the camping ground and the current is so swift at that place they did not want 10 fisk the boat They had hard fight 10 get their boat ba up the river 10 their starting point. Kyle Fraser and Wallace Bryant made the beat the boys used and it ls said to be one of the best on the river The trio report the fishing to have been fine before the rains s-Rogers Democ, al.
 peach shippers meeting was held at Rogers recently at which the Fris o railroad outlined the plan for handling the peaches 10 be shipped over is line The meeting was addressed by Assistant General Superintendent Levy of SprtIgfie. d and was attended by some 20 other railroad and United States Express oompany. officials. Mir Levy ar nounced fiat two special trains would be run daily from Fort Smith 10 Monett to handle peacht and additional trains used f nee essary Special trains will also be operated between Menett ard Kan sas and Monett and St Louis con meeting with the fast freights from the aboae mentioned gateways.- Rogers Cooperative Press.
 
 R | Whitlow and his rev i've passenger Mitchell car were the chief participants in s35o acei- dent Sunday afternoon on the hill leading to Rogers from the Dia- mond Spring John Mcclure was also a leading character in the catastrophe The car stalled eom- ing ID the hill. which is one of the steepest of the loeal climbs. and ir To @I4~r T. Mp xHyb7.1cu- cr- rhe.