The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1918-07-19
HERE AND THERE.

HERE. thought to have been of incendary
@MMMMAMSSNMNN origin The mill was built about a
year ago, the Prices of Fayetteville
mas Enlist being interested. 1t was being op-
corps Grated by company under lease
arl E. Adams Leonard Wentworth ,,bo ov,;s.oa :
recently the Navy at st. Louis recently re-
ported latter part of last week and
many years was sent to the Great Lakes Training
oled recent Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Simons and emil
y Parker are dren visiting relatives of Mrs
'aporator at Simons at Everton and Chllhowee
Mo, and expect to be absent for a
couple of weeks
Rogers and $780,
a., were mar Jack Phillips and family left last
week for motor trip to Clarksville
johnson County, to visit relatives of
recently at Mrs Phillips. They may go on to
5, Mr.. and Camp Pike for visit before return
ing.
mess man of Mrs. G. A. Sanders went up to
of append Springfield, Mo-, latter part of last
week, to visit her daughter, Miss May
Sanders, VINO is attending business
rned Friday college there. Mrs. Sanders returned
ere she had Sunday night.
lighter.
Mrs Calvin Walker, Mrs. T J.
his old son of Walker Misses Anna and Sophia
" of Hunts Walker and Mrs. Ola Thompson left
enterv. Tuesday for motor trip to Noel and
Neosho Mo-, to be absent four or five
Gentry has days
the high
tie county. E. K. Hale, former county clerk of
Benton County, has accepted the po-
< older and siton of cashier of the Bank of Cen
ers is being terton. succeeding Sam Ander. who
'ment AIDED resigned to accept position with a
Bank at Brinkley.
by fairly
II, whlch Will Mrs. Frances Stnnett, II years of
all growing age, died recently at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Morgan. The
family resided in Sprngdale several
turned nome years ago, and daughter, Mrs. S. d.
lie, Where she Aaron, resides at Berryvle
spital for an
Sergt. Chas Odell, who had been
-. home visiting relatives, left Tuesday
p - Dl w, night for Camp Beauregard. Mrs.
ili'' u 'lie Roy Goree and infant son aecompan-
sis'ei' WIS led him, and will probably remain
there until Roy leaves for France.
Clarence Owens, of Kansas City
nv '"oi came in Sunday for short visit with
his brother, Carl owens, and family.
From here Mr.. Owens went to Jack
sonve, Fla, where he will practice
9pea an - ha' his profession of jewelry engraver.
more than Vic Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
+. Cross former residents of Ben
ten vile, died suddenly of appendicitis
rned Sunday at his home at Lewistown, Montana
IN the East. Deceased forty-one years of age
With Mr. and and is survived by widow and one
'oarg "a. son. 16 years of age
~ The Rogers White Lime Company
y WIN neau- with plant Monte Ne has been
"' - ,s'ss declared bankrupt, with assets Civ
: - . D'AA' en- as $19315 and liabilities only
s.rsho,ltown s7.2O1. Inability to realize the
~ Nc; r,,a sets was given sthe cause of fail
-, ;h. Gov ure.
'"'''e Aei~ Miss Lea Gather of Sloan
Springs went to Camp Beauregard
io"u' VIC" recently to visit friends and few
= ny = days later her parents were surprised
oe-p by receiving message that she had
y III any been married. the groom being Gar
,no;rted tom land King of Fort Smith, who is sta
,tor nend;no toned at Camp Beauregard.
lsh list of
on his duties j. .. foemali, ~ D. a''eison anu
Ed. Watson of Pea Ridge and Frank
Johnson of Avoca will establish a
,oon+lv ,t tho canning factory at Rogers which will
: ELzabetb have capacity of 5000 cans per day
ord tho ra and employ about sixty people. To-
be Boharnan matoes anu oenei Feeee"oie' WIN oe
packed.
has been en- bocai po'a'o sio"eis aie n"tAs ."
.chers at the unpleasant experience. ihes INV
he has pre- that theif vines are "i'hou' po'"soe1
last year at as many Vi eiie ioo'' arc '"'
of tubers They unable to even
get the seed back from the crop. The
and children condition is due to the drouth OF the
,ere to spend past month.-Rogers Cooperative
Hallmarks Press.