The Springdale news., 1913-04-11

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 Geo. B. Emery of Hutchison, Kan is opening up an exclusive jewelry store at Rogers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Billyen, living near Gentry, are the parents of a new daughter.
 The members of the M. E. Church South. at Bentonville are raising 8 fund to purchase a pipe organ
 The following new municipal off cers were elected at Monte Ne last week. Mayor, ". c. Williams; recorder, c. P. Hummel; aldermen W. H. Harvey, Albert Graham Ward Blackburn, and Joe Graham
 John Wesley Stout died Monday morning at the home of his neph- CIV, F. P Stout, on South Fourth Street. He was S1 years old and had been quite i'll for some time. Mr. Stout was a native of Minne- sota, but had made his home with his nephew for quite number of years He was never married.- Rogers Democrat.
 Senator P. A. Rodgers and ]. D. Ansbury were in town Wednesday to receive shipment of fine Jers- ey cattle which they ordered from Pierce City, Mo, to put on Clover dale Dairy farm just being opened by Messrs. Rodgers and Allsbury on Spavinaw The 16 head of cows and calves cost $600, and are num- Der one good stock.-Gravett News.
 Stanley Stone and Lisle Samples, who have been in jail at Benton vile for several months, charged with stealing couple of guns from Bever's produce house, were sent enced to one year in the peniten- tiary, by the circuit judge. Stone pleaded guilty, but Samples was tried and convicted. The boys are about IT years of age.-Gentry Jour. nal
 Hon. ]. A. Boone of Charleston, Mo. has bought an interest in the Citizens Bank of Rogers and will succeed c. W. Walker as cash fer. Mr. Boone has been here the past week or so and will take up his new work in few days. In the meantime he is in the bank learning the details of the busi- ness of the bank=Rogers Demo- crat.
 There was only one ticket in the field for municipal officers at Grav- cit, the officers being elected as follows: Mayor, C. |. Pierson; re eorder, A. Tallman; treasurer, Thos, Lynn; marshal, W. W. Fuller; al dermen, W. w Fairall, R. H. Carl, Bill Collins, C. E. Bezanson. ]. W Butler, NJ NJ. Monroe. For an nexation of additional territory carried 95 to II
 At congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church of Rogers, held Wednesday evening, plans pre- liminary to the erection of q new church building were mapped out The subscription paper is being circulated and it Is believed that by fall the erection of a new building will have begun on the Walnut street lot now occupied by the old Presbyterian chapel-Rogers Free Press.
 More than passing interest was taken Monday in the case of w. T. Roller vs. Dr. T. NJ. Rice of Avoca, in which plaintiff sought to recover s10.000 damages for what was alleged as malpractice on the part of the defendant. l. was claimed by the plaintiff that the defendant had failed to properly reduce fractured limb. Nearly all the physicians in the county were here, many of them being put on the stand as expert wit nesses. The jury found for the defendant. Bentonyille Sun
 The citizens of this city have ap- pointed Arlie c. Beck, J. " Bloch CT and s. c Bohart 10 represent them as managers of the Baseball Association Already enough mon ey has been guaranteed and active work will commence at once, and the season will be opened on May 1st, with a strong team. Bert Kel- Ter has been employed as player manager and all players will report to him. To furnish further finances all citizens who have not subserib- ed, are urged to see the above nam- ed committee and be one of the active "fans ''-Bentonville Sun.
 Marriage Licenses
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk since our last report: