The Springdale news., 1913-03-21
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BENTON

co agent at Bentonville, died re gently.
 Lumber is being placed on the ground for the new union statioT at Rogers.
 Tom McGin and Dave Peel, Jr. of Bentonville have formed part nership for the practice of law.
 The eight months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Dan Hashbargel died Monday of last week at Rogers
 Robert, oldest son of c. A. Reed who formerly resided at Gravett died recently of meningitis at Kan sas City.
 The Grayett News reports these marriages: R. H. Londagan to Miss Pearl Garman; Leo Moore to Miss Edna Capps.
 Mrs J. F. Ross. 76 years of age, died Thursday morning Of last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T A. Winkleman, at Rogers.
 Geo. w. Mathews. 79 years of age, died recently at his home at Grayett He was a native Of .Geor- gia and had been a resident of Ben- ton County since 1866.
 Sulphur Springs is stirred over the passage of an ordinance by the town council requiring that chick ems be kept up from the tenth Of March to the tenth of October
 Prof ]. P. Womack, who was raised in this county, and whose parents live near Centerton, has been elected superintendent of the Conway public schools s-BentonviIle Democrat.
 Benton County, being without a farm demonstrator, Special Agent James Marks of Springdale has ap- pointed Herb Lewis. editor Of the Gravett News to look after the boys corn club work.
 Jim Nance and Miss Aileen Carr were married at Bentonville Tues day night. Both are well known young yeople, Mrs. Nance being a member of we'll known War Eagle family while MT. Nance Is a son of Mrs. R. L. Nance of Rogers.=Rog- CTS Co-0peratiye Press.
 F. J. Lisman of the banking firm of LiSman & Co, of New York. was here Saturday in company with several of his associates and made a trip over the Kansas City < Memphis road. of which Mr Lsman is one of the chief stockholders He was well pleased with the con dition of the road. Rogers Demo- crat
 The Rogers Fruit Growers As O. eiation has teiegraBbed fer third car of lime sulphur solution The way this association has started out We predict that it will be great deal of help to the growers who be- long to it. They buy their mater ial in car lots, which gives their members quite an adyantage -Rog- CTS Daily Post
 A statement in the Demo rat says the Bentonville water works sys- tenn cost in the first place about s2Ge60, and that since then some s1o,ooO has been expended for in terest and improvements. The com mittee says it will all be paid for by 1916 and that in their opinion il is now worth $f00.000 That would seem to be pretty good in yestment.-R Rogers Democrat.
 G. A Duckworth, member of the we'll known Daekwofth family of tAts section. died al his home at Rice. Washington. March i Mr DuekwortR. who was a brother of George and the late lack Duckwerth who was uaatber Of George and the late 4aek puekeoffl5. was q was 2 carpenter by trade aud nov ed eo Washington about two yeIrs ago from Bentonville where he had F sided for several years Rogers Co-operagiye Press
 Marriage Licenses.
 Tae following marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk since our last report.
 Leo Moore. Grayett Edna Capps. Grayett A. IL Alfrey Summers Rosa A. Lee. Sloan Springs c. ". Harkins. Bentonyille Mrs, P. Bates. Bentonville Allan Bacon. .. St Louis, Mo. Beryl Huffman Sloan Springs B. Walker. siloam Springs Myrline Ford . Sloan Springs Edwin NJ Latham Rogers Abbie Rosheisen. - Rogers J. (. Nance Rogers Rosa Ayleen Carr Rogers