The Springdale news., 1913-05-02
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BENTON.

Rogers are the parents of q new s-son
 Prof J. W Howerton and Miss Leila Banks of Hiwasse were mar ried decently.
 There will be a district eonyen- tion of Christian churches of North west Arkansas at Sloan Springs May and '
 High School commencement this year will be on Monday night. May 12. There will be four graduates, Misses Lille Atkisson and Chloe Hudson, and Russel Sharp and Earl Bennett. with the possibility Of fth.-Rogers Democrat
 Arrangements are being made to hold a twelve days Chautauqua at Gravett this summer The pro gram is to be furnished by the Star Chautauqua Co of Colony, Kan, number of the business men having obligated themselves to guarantee the sale of season tick cts to the amount of $375.
 The Rogers city council has con- stituted itself a board of inquiry and has asked the Rogers Light and Water company to turn it's books and accounts over to the council. However the light and water com pany has not yet made any strenu- ous effort to comply with the re quest = Rogers CoOperative Press.
 Play ball' will soon be heard in Rogers. l. Buckley has the fence completed around the ball park north of the vinegar factory and the boys are beginning 10 prae- tice little. The prospects are good for lively season for base ball in this corner Of the state Rogers Democrat.
 While the Ben Davis trees are not as full of blooms as they were last year there are enough for good crop. The shortage in Ben Davis blooms is not the result of freezes but more probably the re suit of the heavy bloom last spring and the dry weather in the spring Rogers Democrat
 Thomas Cawood, pioneer citizen of Maysyille, died at his home in that village, Sunday April 20th, 1913, aged about 70 years. the re- suit of pneumonia and complications. MT. Cawood has figured in many of the enterprises of Maysville and vicinity and was prosperous and a man with host of friends in this country News Herald
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk since our last report:
 George F. Potts. . Centerton Linnie Mcclure. ...% Centerton R l.. Summers Gentry Mrs Lizie Mitchell Gentry Charles t. Gardner Garfield Minnie Hyden. .. Glade
 D. s. Koehendiffer, who came here early in the winter from Larn- ed, Kan, with his wife and have been rooming at the home of Mrs. Livesay on the East side, died about seven o'clock this morning of heart fuif,ra Ja u.it} utes after complaining of not feel ing we'll Mir. Kochendiffer had ex- pected to buy property here and make this their home Rogers Dem ocrat
 The body Of L. C. Thompson. for merly of Mountain View, who dis appeared from the Frisco hotel at Bentenville, few days ago, was found Wednesday morning Thomp- son had committed suicide in va cant house about mile north Of Bentonyille His wife and daughter lived at Gheeotah. Okla Relatives arrived from Cheeotah and Mount ain View yesterday morning and the funeral was held at Bentonville Rogers Co-operatire Press.
 W. T. Haxton had a close call this morning when in hurrying to get ais automobile in the garage out Of the rain at the alley just north of the Sun block, the tele- phone people dropped a cable that struck him on the forehead break ing the skin Had the wire dropp- ed few inches lower so as to have struck him under the chin it would just about resulted in unjointing the young mans neck. It was case Of the unexpected at the un- looked for time. The cable slipp- cd from the workmans hands just as the automobilist was where the wire struck him .-Bentonville Sun.
 Attorney E. Nj. Fowler, formerly