The Springdale news., 1913-08-22
BENTON.

ATta UT MayhaII of Bent0nyflfe, dfe recently.
 The canning factory at Pea Ridge $ operating with 10 e Of thirty hands
 Fred 4onaarian, 32 years Of age, died of tuberculosis last week four miles wet of Gravett
 Miss Geo Estle and Grover Graf ton of Manila, th,s state, were mar ried at Bentonyille recently
 Mrs Jennie Jenkins. 77 years of age, died Wednesday Of last week at her home at GraYett.
 B F Dyer. who was one of the pioneer business men of Rogers, died recently at his home four miles west of that town.
 The infant daughter Of MT and Mrs Dick Hall of Rogers died last week at the home of the Iatters mother at Bentonville, iptermenf be- ing al Bentonville.
 Alter deadlock of several months, the Siloam hool board has at last come to its senses and elected neutral man, Prof. L Shearer of LaHarpe Kansas. for principal Sun
 The Rogers Republican says Tom McNeil, agent for the Buick auto mobile. has sold two cars to resi- dents of springdale and freight truck to Albert Ingalls, to be used betweeen springdale and Hunts vile.
 The Rogers Democrat last week reports IT cars of peaches having been shipped from that place and that four more would be shipped, making a total of 175 cars. This includes shipemnts by express, es- timated at cars.
 The reunion at Pea Ridge open ed yesterday and continues through the remainder of the week. Among the speakers for the occasion are Dr. C. H Brough, Jno. s Combs, J. \. Tillman, F. c. Lindsey, wythe Walker and C. 4 Fuller
 Died, at the residence Of Mrs. '. Nj Oliver in BentonviHe on Tuesday. August II, Mary Elizabeth Hall, infant daughter Of Mr and Mrs. J b Hall Tie batt ~as al- most oae=year old and was the first born=Bentonvi Democrat
 The committee having n charge the anniversary celebration al GraFett= cane out ahead and after making aR defie.t of $42a 4o of the ehaat8aqua still had balane of ssa5o. which was loaned and VIII be =azea for future celebrations
 Lone, wife and aaash. er and Mrs D C Covling made a quick rip 10 Kansas City n Nr Lone auto They Jeff Rogers at , D. m Saturday, stayed Pierce City. Mo that night, made an carly morning run and a.e beeskfast fn Carthage, dinner in NaFaGa and reached Kansas City at lIs5o Mon day Rogers Pest
 Work < progr sss. ng nicely on the new Bank fui.diag fsr the First National Bank and aHen aom- pleted t VII be anothsr Ire tqld- ing for Bentonville The eoaHters and partitions of mahogany are in pla aHa fze mairs Cd #Hs af tfal- ian ma lle E being put 4p and it begins to loom up in ffHe shape 5or a bank hame-B ntoH. 3le saa
 Le Roller met with sery painful accident at the saHH = factory Monday He had efafse ot the boI5ef and a chain oa zhezfaHe bfok wai ! eaaStd eak to sf1.&e m oa re nose seeF- ing off aoaai
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 I'd Eal a sGaa faHt d broken a# Pea Rs Pod
 Iae saz.er.an Cl41 Rae- esa @za. some time ago e..eH=a its 1eafeffE Tor sal gov ernmeH. .44.Iaiae liar a4 e nithdsaNn tae propsrr1 q [ he Post -aes owners e otseH property arr contemplating dong tHs am. The government some r.me ago ap- pEopriated $7oe0o for building at Rogers tut 50 far mas made To move towards selecting q sic for the building
 Tn Democrat wishes to all at- tento1 to the ia that target practice with both smaH rifles and with resolYers $ be m.Hg entirely too common for public satetf Sey-