The Springdale news., 1913-04-18

Gravette people are endeaFoTfng to arrange for Chautauqua this summer
 Mr and Mrs Jay Austin of Gravett are the parents of new daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Gouge. living near Gentry. are the parents of a new daughter.
 E. c. Love of Rogers has organiz- ed the Gravett Plumbing and Sup ply Co. at GraYett
 c. A. Rogers of Rogers and Miss Mamie Beck of Miami. Ok, were married last week at Rogers.
 ". V. Braithwaite, 62 years of age, died Thursday of last week at his home northwest of Benton vile.
 Twin boys were born recently 10 MT and Mrs. C S Mckinney of Gentry
 The barn Of John Angle, four miles northwest of Gentry, was struck by lightning last week and burned
 Jeff D. setser and Miss May Clark were married recently at the home Of the bride west of Sulphur Springs
 Jack Webb. formerly of Kansas, and Miss Cora Riser. residing in the vicinity of Mason Valley, were married recently.
 Miss Fay covey of Bentonyille and Henry A.Carnes Of Poteau, Ok, were married last week al the home of the bride and will make their home at Poteau.
 J. Nap Covey formerly assistnt cashier Of the Benton County Ma tional Bank Of Bentonyille, has ac- cepted the position of cashier of the Citizens Bank of Gentry
 John ". Stroud, secretary of the 0. F. C.. left the first of the week for Denver to be absent for sey- eral weeks looking after the inter ests of the Association in the West and selecting selling agents fort he coming season.-Rogers Democrat.
 Bentonyille has a base ball asso- citation. The managers are A=C Beck. J. W Blocker and $. C. Bo- hart. Bert Kellar has been engaged as coach Of the team 10 be organiz- ed, and players must report 10 him. -Bentonville Democrat
 P Sheldon and wife expect to take an auto trip through Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and Minnesota, and will start in few weeks. Their son. W. J Sheldon of Electra. Tex. l has bought new car especially 10 make this trip, and will come by this way and get them - Gentry Journal
 Grayette dispatch says the cas- es in which a chiropraetfe doctor of that town had brought suit for heavy damages against members of the Benton county board of health as a result of the smallpox quaran- tine We're dismissed before they Were called 9p for trial Rogers Democrat
 \ loose hitehing strap attacked to# frightened horse caught n baby hugy standing along the curb in front of the 1ostofftee saturd.- and for time f looked as though the child ia the buggy was doomed Although tbe buggy vas overturned l and pulled in the street the child vas not seriously injured Rogers co=operatige Press
 The effects of tae Ohio floods are far reaching The failure Of aFee cars of glass jars and bottles to ar rive Is greatly hanai6aphing Jones Bros.. and Co., and tHeg arH falane behind @ith their 8rdefs. SeveH al cars of praying material have been lost .n the flooded district aHa che Rogers agents are unable 18 aa or- der- Other Whelesal dealers ! var ious lines are being hela pp by the Don arr.yal of Rogers Dem oeraf
 WhHe driving along the mount ains6Ae near Garfield Saturday. John Blansetts horse beeame frightened and run away Nr Blansett vas thrown from tho buggy, and rolled some distance down the side of the mountain. where he lay until found by farmer passing by It was found that he had received a severe scalp wound. which required ten stitches to close up.-Rogcrs Re- publican
 A number of trial trips have been made the past ten days by the new electric car of the K. C II and they have been very successful. The expert from the factory claims that