The Springdale news., 1919-01-03


 sion of the general assembly to ln- crease the salaries of all officers of Benton County.
 Miss Harriet Marks, who had been home for q brief visit with her par ents left Saturday night for Chicago, where she has position with an in surance company.
 Miss Ruth Mckinney, who is taking a fear-year course at Milligan Insti= ute, Decatur, H., left Wednesday night to resume her studies after spending the holidays with home folks
 John Pierce, friend of Frank Phil lips Of this place. ~ho vas discharged from the service at Camp Pike and xl1ase home Is at Fayetteville, spent Tuesday evening visiting Springdale friends
 4nos Garden and Miss Fife Vaughan of Pea Ridge were married in Bentonville last week by County Judge Norris. making the seventy fifth couple the judge has married during his term of office.
 P. N. Boone. who has been home au slsk leave. left Tuesday night for San Diego. Cal, where he is to re= pot at the naval training station January 13. He will stop at Sweet water. Texas. for short visit
 4 double wedding occurred on Christmas day at the home of the brides at Savoy, the contracting par ties being Russell Tate of Whey Grove and Miss Eula Smith, Clyde Pestierew of Westville and Miss Cora Smith
 Luther Galyean. son of Alex Gal yesn, residing near Hiwasse, Benton County. was killed in the mines near Miami, Okla, recently by heavy stone falling on his head. The re- mains were brought back home for burial
 letter received this week from Fay Stafford, dated December 2s, sad his organization had ordrs to leave Camp Merit. N. J., the next day for Camp Gordon, Ga It is presumed the men will be mus tered out at that place
 Jas. Marks, who has a position with the Bureau of Markets, his present headquarters being Pittsburg. Pa, vas home for Christmas, leaving Monday night to resume his work. He hopes soon to be transferred to some point nearer home.
 4 number of Springtiale friends have the past week received commun- icatioas from Gus Daily. former Springdale boy He has been n the ar service of the American Expedi- tionary Forces for some time past, and 81ites that he is now in Germany with the army Of occupation. 
 s R. Baxter and family, who have been at Texarkana for a few months past. where Mr Baxter has been handling apples. will make their home 2. that place Mir. Baxter came up later part of last week to pack up ard ship their household goods. Tex arkana was their home several years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Beely arrived home Sunday night from oakdale, Neb.. where they had been for the past few months visiting relatives and where T Beely had been doing some car pentey work. They have been hay- tng zero weather up there, and Mir ard Mrs. Beely are glad to get back to Arkansas again
 Allen Erwin and Raymond staf- ford. who came in g fe8 days ago from the naval training station al San Diego. Cal. sill leave for the return trip Saturday or Sunday un- less they are granted an extension. Both have applied for their discharge, but have been given no encourage ment as to when f will be granted.
 R. c. MeGehee of Cave Springs re- ceived official notice a few days ago of the death of his son Edwin, from pneumonia in g French hospital. He had been wounded and was in the hospital for treatment when pneu- monia developed. He was 24 years J